Every child and family deserves the chance to have fun, make happy memories, and enjoy days out together.
For disabled and neurodiverse children, some places can be difficult to access or may not meet their needs. This can sometimes make planning a family day out more challenging.
There are organisations that offer helpful advice, ideas, and tools to support families in planning safe, enjoyable activities and trips. They can also help families find accessible places to visit and learn about support available in their local community.
Many shops, attractions, and leisure venues now offer quiet hours or autism-friendly sessions. These can provide a calmer environment for disabled and neurodiverse children and their families.
Take a look at the useful links below to find ideas, information, and support for your next family adventure.
Useful links and resources
Activities and tourism:
- AccessAble
- Accessible Great Days Out
- National Autistic Society – Families: Ideas for Days Out
- National Trust – 50 things and Safety Information
- Scope – Activities and Days Out for Disabled Children
- Sense – How to Play with your Disabled Child
- Sense – Leisure Activities and Days Out for Disabled People
- Tourism for All
- Visit Britain – Accessible Britain
- Driffield Mobility Beach Guide
Accessibility tools for days out:
