Disabled access to towns

Have you seen the replies you got to your post in 'UK Sites where no car is needed'? There are a few suggestions.

Have you and your OH considered getting an Electric mobility scooter,? When my OH started having mobility problems ,it made so much of a diference 

I am new to this discussion thing, how do I find "MY previous posts/discussions" please there must be a way I only found this one again after looking down the list of recent activity.

My OH has a scooter but we are always worried if its driven a mile or so to the town and then used around the town for a few hours the battery wont get us back to the site

Your previous posts and reviews can be accessed in your profile (see Useful Info). A short cut is to tap/click on your avatar👍🏻

 Many thanks Tinwheeler, I love the shortcut and I learned something new now :)

Many thanks for the info Tinwheeler, I learned something new today 

You’re welcome.

The other thing you’ve learned is to have patience with this snail speed forum😁🐌

Small towns in the Cotswolds are easy enough. Broadway and Morton in Marsh from Club sites, Burford from independent Wysdom Touring Park and Lechlade from independent Bridge House.

If your wife's scooter is small enough to carry in the M/H then why not travel into town with the M/H, park in a disabled slot (presumption being that you have a blue disc) and the scooters range is then largely irrelevant.  Of course I am ignorant of the rules re the Blue Disc and don't know whether or not it is vehicle specific.

Good luck in  your searches.

Here is the link to the discussion mentioned by TW in the first response to your OP, st6596.

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/clubtogether/discussions/site-touring/uk-sites-touring/uk-sites-where-no-car-is-needed/