Explore Accessible Routes Around Andover
Andover is full of beautiful parks, paths, and green spaces—and everyone should be able to enjoy them. This page brings together accessibility information for a range of local walking routes and recreational areas, helping to make our town more inclusive for all.
Whether you're using a wheelchair, pushing a buggy, or simply looking for a smoother, more manageable path, you'll find practical details on surfaces, gradients, seating, parking, and more. Each route has been explored with accessibility in mind, so you can plan your visit with confidence and ease.
Together, we’re working to make Andover a place where everyone can get out, explore, and feel at home in nature.
Locations
June 2025
Anton Lakes
Anton Lakes offers a scenic circular walk with a car park, though it lacks disabled bays and toilets. The main path is unmade and uneven but manageable for wheelchair users in dry conditions, especially with support. Side paths can be steep or narrow, so sticking to the main route is advised. Benches are available along the way, making it a peaceful and mostly accessible spot for nature lovers.
June 2025
Watermills Park
Watermills Park offers a scenic and enjoyable visit with a car park that includes disabled bays. While there are no toilets, most footpaths are firm with a hardcore base, though some are uneven or narrow. In dry conditions, the paths are generally usable for wheelchair users, though some routes may require detours or assistance. Benches line the main paths, and the park includes playgrounds and a basketball court. Manual wheelchair users are advised to bring a companion.
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