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Accessibility and visitor information
Find everything you need to enjoy our parks - how to get there, accessibility features, safety tips, and opening hours - all in one place.
Getting to the parks
Norwich’s parks are easily accessible by public transport and car:
- Park & Ride: operates from six locations including Thickthorn, Harford, Sprowston, and Postwick. Buses run every 10–15 minutes from early morning to late evening. Adult day tickets start at £3.
- Public transport: Norwich Bus and Train Stations are fully accessible, offering step-free access, tactile maps, and assistance services.
- Parking: free and paid parking is available near most parks. Blue Badge holders can access designated spaces across the city.
Accessibility features
Norwich parks aim to be inclusive and welcoming:
- Toilets: accessible toilets are available in major parks like Eaton Park and Waterloo Park.
- Paths and seating: parks feature step-free paths, benches, and well-lit walkways. Eaton Park includes floodlit areas and accessible routes.
- Mobility support: Shopmobility services offer free wheelchair and scooter hire at Chantry Place.
Safety and park rules
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience:
- Respect signage and park staff instructions.
- Dogs must be kept under control; some areas may require leads.
- Open fires and barbecues are not permitted unless in designated areas.
- Dispose of litter responsibly; bins are provided throughout the parks.
- Cycling is allowed on designated paths only.
Seasonal opening hours
Most parks are open year-round, with seasonal variations in facility hours:
Eaton Park
Open daily, 24 hours.
Toilets open:
- March–April and September–October: 8am–7:30pm
- May–August: 8am–8:30pm
- November–February: 8am–4:30pm
Waterloo Park
Open daily
