Looking for a forest cabin that's actually accessible? The Wheelchair-adapted Silver Birch at Forest of Dean is a great choice.

This Gloucestershire escape comes with a hot tub hoist so everyone can enjoy a bubbly soak under the stars.

The wetroom features a genuine roll-in shower and underfloor heating throughout means warm wheels and no cold spots.

The doorways are actually wide enough for modern wheelchairs too.

One double and one twin bedroom, perfect for a family of four or a couple with carers.

All on one level.

The outdoor deck offers stunning views of ancient oaks without having to navigate woodland trails if you're not up for it that day.

Fancy a BBQ? The accessible deck area lets you show off your grilling skills without any faff.

All the kitchen gear you need is sorted – from microwaves to measuring spoons.

Bath towels, bed linen, and even toiletries are provided.

Less to pack means more room for wine in the car, right? Puzzlewood (15 mins away) has worked hard on accessible paths through its magical woodland, while Clearwell Caves (14 mins) offers access to the upper sections for wheelchair users.

The viewpoints at Wye Valley (20 mins) include several accessible spots with spectacular vistas.

Further afield, Tintern Abbey (30 mins) has accessible parking and paths around the stunning ruins.