We offer a welcome to all at Strokestown Park and strive to make the house, museum, gardens and our events as accessible to visitors as possible.
Wheelchair access
The National Famine Museum, Woodland Café and gift shop and our Visitor Centre are all wheelchair accessible.
There is wheelchair access to the ground floor of the house, and staff will be happy to assist if any help is needed. Due to the nature of the original structure, we regret that access to the first floor of the house is restricted; however, we have information on these rooms available in a folder at the welcome desk, which our staff can share with you during your visit.
Garden surfaces
The Strokestown Gardens and Woodland Walk are surfaced with gravel. [mention wheelchairs and pushchairs] Are they step-free? Also mention frequency of benches to allow for rest-stops along the way?
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome in the house, grounds, museum, shop and café. Water is provided outside for visiting dogs. For the comfort and safety of other visitors, dogs should be kept on a short lead at all times.
Café and catering
Our Woodland Café menu is designed to welcome visitors with a variety of dietary needs. Details of our menu are regularly updated on our Woodland Café page.
[Accessibility is not just about wheelchairs – needs info on other features here].
Parking
[dedicated car parking spaces? Proximity to entrance etc.]-
Induction Loops?
Escorted describer tours of the Irish Famine Museum, Strokestown Park House and Gardens for people with sight impairments?
Free admission for accompanying carers?
Bathrooms – baby changing facilities as well as disabled bathrooms with changing facilities?
Events & venue hire
When we are planning events at Strokestown Park, we strive to make them as accessible as possible and include information about accessibility in our event details. If you are organising or attending an event at Strokestown Park, we will be happy to answer any questions you may have so that we can ensure you and your guests have a great experience during your visit.
Would you like more information?
If you would like additional information about access to help with your visit plans, please call our Visitor Services team on XXXXXX or email XXXXX, and we will be delighted to help. (Edit)