Outdoor Activity Centre (OAC)
The Outdoor Activity Centre has level access through double opening doors.
The centre is fully accessible inside.
There is an accessible toilet. Lockers are also accessible within the building.
Some of the paths to the individual activities may have a steep gradient and wheelchair users may require some assistance.
This area is at the top of the site on a hill. A Mobility vehicle is available to access this area for wheelchair users and ambulant guests who have difficulty walking substantial distances. Please note that due to space constraints, only the person who is unable to walk and a carer may be able to be carried in the vehicle. Please notify the staff at the time of booking if this service is required.
The Outdoor Activity Centre is sited near the perimeter of the site and is host to the following activities:
Target Archery
The Target Archery area is on the perimeter of the Center Parcs site. It is reached by roadway and the final access is via a block paved pathway. This activity is suitable for guests using wheelchairs.
This activity would not usually be suitable for persons with no or very limited sight. Guests with partial sight can participate in this activity with verbal instruction and physical assistance from the Instructor or a member of the guest’s party.
To take part in this activity it is important that all participants can follow and abide by the instructions given by the tutor.
The nearest accessible toilets can be located at the Outdoor Activity Centre, approximately 1 minute walk.
There is a small spectator viewing area.
Field Archery
This activity involves traversing a forest environment to shoot at animal shaped targets in various locations. The target locations are placed to reflect the natural habitat of the animals involved.
The fundamental aim of this activity means that access may be challenging for those with limited mobility or sight impairment.
The Field Archery area is on the perimeter of the Center Parcs site. The event involves walking on uneven ground (forest floor) from target to target. Some of the targets are sited on a gradient. To take part in this activity it is important that all participants can follow and abide by the instructions given by the tutor. This activity may not be suitable for those with significant movement impairment. Target archery is available as an alternative.
The nearest accessible toilet is located at the Outdoor Activity Centre, approximately 1 minute walk.
Due to the nature of this activity there is a limited spectator viewing area.
Crossbows
The Crossbows area is on the perimeter of the Center Parcs site. It is reached by roadway and the final access is via a block paved pathway, the crossbows archery area. This activity is suitable for guests using wheelchairs.
This activity would not usually be suitable for persons with no or very limited sight. Guests with partial sight can participate in this activity with verbal instruction and physical assistance from the Instructor or a member of the guest’s party.
To take part in this activity it is important that all participants can follow and abide by the instructions given by the tutor.
The nearest accessible toilets can be located at the Outdoor Activity Centre, approximately a 1 minute walk. There is a small spectator viewing area.
Robin Hood (Little John Archery)
The Robin Hood area is on the perimeter of the Center Parcs site. It is reached by roadway and the final access is via a block paved pathway. This activity is suitable for guests using wheelchairs.
This activity would not usually be suitable for persons with no or very limited sight. Guests with partial sight can participate in this activity with verbal instruction and physical assistance from the Instructor or a member of the guest’s party.
To take part in this activity it is important that all participants can follow and abide by the instructions given by the tutor.
The nearest accessible toilets can be located at the Outdoor Activity Centre, approximately a 1 minute walk.
There is a small spectator viewing area.
Laser Clay Shooting
To take part in this activity guests must be able to hold and manoeuvre a gun weighing 8lbs (3.7Kg).
This activity is suitable for guests using wheelchairs. The activity takes place on a wood chipped surface which can become slippery when wet.
The closest accessible toilet is located at the Outdoor Activity Centre Building approximately a 1 minute walk.
Laser Combat
This activity involves traversing a forest environment to shoot at fellow players in various locations using a Laser Combat gun. The fundamental aim of this activity means that access may be challenging for those with limited mobility or sight impairment.
The Laser Combat area itself is on an incline. A mock village is sited in the centre of the playing field to provide cover during the game. The event involves running around the site and shooting at the opposing team. To take part in this activity it is important that all participants can follow and abide by the instructions given by the tutor. A high degree of mobility is also necessary.
The nearest accessible toilets are located at the Outdoor Activity Centre, approximately 1 minute walk away.
Segways
The Segways Activity starts at the Outdoor Activity Centre which is sited near the perimeter of the site.
The Segway practice session takes place in the vicinity of the Outdoor Activity Centre. Following this the group will move out into the village using pathways and roads.
To take part in this activity guest require significant use of arms and legs and be able to understand the safety briefing and activity instructions.
Due to the style of this activity it is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or wheelchair users.
Off Road Explorers
This activity includes driving a small vehicle around a designated track. Being able to steer and press the accelerator pedal is essential. Guests must be able to sit upright. The age range for this activity is 3-7 year olds. An adult must directly supervise the child. This activity would be challenging for those with limited mobility or sight impairment.
The Off Road Explorers are located at the bottom of the hill by the Outdoor Activity Centre.
There is an accessible toilet in this building.
A Mobility vehicle is available to access these activities for.
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