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We always suggest you ring beforehand if visiting with disabled children as activities and attractions within the place you are visiting may not be accessible, depending on disablement, and whether or not if you have a helper.
Our guide is popular with families and as a school resource for educational trips.
For opening times click through to website or telephone attraction. Some attractions close during the winter.

Place

Doing What

Wheelchair friendly

Super Camps, Tel 01235 832222 
www.supercamps.co.uk 
Activity day camps for children aged 4-14 combining Sports and Arts into a fun-fuelled programme keeping children active, alert, safe and happy during the Easter and Summer holidays. Headington School, Oxford High School

call to check

Farmer Gow's,  Longcot Road, Fernham, Nr. Faringdon, SN7 7PR
Tel 01793 780 555
www.farmergows.co.uk 
Meet the Animals daily at 11am & 2pm.  Farm animals, bale climbs, pedal tractors, adventure play area. Trailer Rides (Apr - Oct).  Farm Shop, cafe & picnic areas.

Yes

A Passion For...  at Oxford High School, Junior Site, 1 Bardwell Road, Oxford 
OX2 6SU
Tel 01235 833030
www.apassionfor.co.uk
Holiday Workshops For Children aged 6-16! Offering week-long specialised activity courses in topics such as Cookery, Invention, Street Dance, Being in a Band and many more!

 Call to check

Unique Creations, 263 Banbury Road, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7HN, 
Tel:01865 553554
www.uniquecreation.co.uk

Children will love painting pottery in our colourful relaxing & inspiring studio. Choose from our large and constantly changing range: from an egg cup to a dinner service! Parties.

 yes; call to check

Science Oxford Live, 
1-5 London Place, St Clements, Oxford, OX4 1BD
Tel 01865 810000
Our Discovery Zone is an investigation area to experience science first-hand with equipment that allows you to fire a vortex of air, send secret whisper messages across the room, colour your shadow and much more.

Yes

Sports Xtra
Children's Holiday Sports Courses in Oxfordshire
Tel 07771 761731

www.sports-xtra.com 
Our Sports & Adventure Xperience courses are ideal for sports-mad children but also for children to enjoy sport for the first time. Courses in Oxford, Chipping Norton & Banbury

Yes, but please call to check details

Oxford Castle - Unlocked, 44 -46 Oxford Castle, Oxford OX1 1AY
tel 01865 260666
www.oxfordcastleunlocked.co.uk
For hundreds of years the site has held both famous and infamous residents, serving time as a religious site, a home for royalty, a centre of justice and as the County Gaol.

No

Oxford Ice Rink, Oxpens Road, Oxford, 
Tel 01865 467002
www.oxford.gov.uk

Ice skating, disco skating, karting, don't slip up like me!

Yes - Wheelchairs allowed on ice, but please ring beforehand 

Ashmolean Museum, Beaumont Street, Oxford, 
OX1 2PH
Tel: 01865 278000
www.ashmolean.org

One of the UK's finest museums which all the family will enjoy from under 5's to adult learners. Includes collections from Egypt, Greece and Rome Cafe and shop. One of our great days out.

Yes 

Tootsies, Unit 2, B Wing, 41 Oxford Castle, Oxford, OX1 1AY, 
Tel: 01865 791715
website

Family friendly restaurant - Tootsies offer the very best venues for families with children. Our Junior menu includes a range from children’s nutritional expert and best selling author Annabel Karmel.

Yes 

Riverside Youth Centre
Donnington Bridge
Oxford OX4 6AZ
Tel: 01865 248673
www.riversideoxford.co.uk

Outdoor activities centre, which is run by Oxford County Council Youth Support Services. Used by a wide range of school and community groups and offers activities for young people and adults ( mainly 13 - 19). 

Yes - for groups - please ring

Skate Parks in Oxford
Website

Skate Boarding with great ramps -Oxford had several good skate parks including a brilliant one at Meadow Lane

 No

Hinksey Pool, Lake Street, Off Abingdon Road, Oxford, OX1 4RP
Tel: 01865 467079
Website

Large outdoor heated swimming pool free swimming for all under 17's, relaxation area, outdoor play area, sun lounger and deck-chair hire, free parasol hire, refreshments. Just one of many things to do.

disabled toilet and changing facility wheelchair access to water via sloping pool

Oxford River Cruises, Scheduled trips usually depart from our moorings opposite Christchurch Meadows. 
Te: 0845 2269396
www.oxfordrivercruises.com
River Trips - Good selection of short cruises along the same stretch of the River Thames as that taken by Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell in a small rowing boat almost 150 years ago, School trips. 

To be advised

CS Lewis Nature Reserve,  Kiln Lane Risinghurst, Oxford. 
Tel:01865 775476
Website

Small but beautiful woodland and pond. Once belonging to author, C.S. Lewis, it is said to have inspired the Narnia children’s classic books which includes The Lion. Childrens discovery trail. Download leaflet from website.

To be advised 

Cherwell Boat House, Bardwell Road, Oxford, 
Tel 01865 515978
www.cherwellboathouse.co.uk 

Boats, canoes and punts for hire, restaurant. Just one of our things to do in Oxford.

 Yes - Carers can lift children into boats at own risk, wheelchairs can be left at Boat House

Jamboray, Unit 3A, Ozone Leisure Park, Grenoble Road, Oxford, OX4 4XP, 
Tel: 01865 712846
www.jamboray.co.uk/oxford/home.htm

Indoor Play Area - for children aged between 0 and 10, whilst ensuring that the grown ups are not forgotten! A huge variety of activities are whilst adults can enjoy high quality catering, WIFI access.

Please telephone 

Cutteslowe Park, At the end of Harbord Road, off Banbury Road. 
Tel: 0800 0521455
Website

Paddling pool (open July 18 - Aug 31),Use the two children's play areas. Sit by the duck pond. Use the steam train on the miniature railway line. Skate the concrete skate park with ramps and grind rail.

Yes 

Bury Knowle Park, Off Old High Street, which is off London Road, Headington.
Website
Mini golf and more at this park, children's play area, sensory garden for the visually impaired, the wheel of hope sculpture (carved from an old tree trunk). Refreshments.

Yes

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