Accessible Bude
Bude is an ideal destination for accessible and disabled friendly holidays in Cornwall. This page is intended to offer some handy advice, locations and contacts in the area, from level paths and pitches with some fantastic views, to mobility solutions.
Things to do in Bude when its raining
Explore a variety of indoor activities to enjoy during rainy days in Bude, Cornwall. From cozy cafes and museums to indoor play centers and art galleries, discover how to make the most of your time even when the weather isn’t cooperating.
US Rangers Memorial Stone Bude
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Parking in Bude for the Premier Inn Hotel
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Exploring the Bude Canal
This area of Bude is often described as a ‘Hidden Gem’. You can explore this part of Bude on foot in around two hours. Most people stay longer and join an activity session, have lunch or spend time browsing the Bude Castle
Annual Tenancy of Bude Beach Huts
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What are the Sand Honeycomb Stuctures on the Beach in Bude?
Honeycomb worms (Sabellaria spp.) are tiny worms that live around the low tide area of the beach. They build tubes, attached to the rock to live in and the structures we see on the beach are dense colonies made up of thousands of individual worms. Fully grown, each individual worm is around 3-4cm. The colonies however can often cover large areas of rock, forming solid reefs.
Hire a Wheelchair in Bude
We have three transit wheelchairs available to hire from the Bude Tourist Information Centre, making it easier for you to enjoy everything our beautiful town has to offer. Hire is £10.00 per day or £50.00 for 7 days, with a deposit of either £20 in cash or a valid driver’s licence.