Wheelchair accessible places in Aberdeenshire

Heritage centre on the history of the Braemar Gathering and Highland Games.

Run by Aberdeen City Council (AAGM). Nearby Blue Badge on-street parking.

Family-run amusement park at Aberdeen Beach since 1970. Note: not all individual rides accommodate limited mobility/wheelchair users - contact park in advance to confirm specific ride access.

Well-regarded modern British restaurant with wheelchair access. Some cobbled surface outside entrance; staff are attentive and assist wheelchair users.

Note: hotel is on a hill near cobbled streets, per visitor review on Euan's Guide

Verified via official Aberdeen Performing Arts accessibility page and Euan's Guide review, July 2026 automated research run.

Peterhead Prison Museum is a accessible business in Peterhead.

City centre hotel with comprehensive wheelchair accessibility. Positive reviews from wheelchair users for ease of access throughout.

Small independent volunteer-run museum, seasonal opening hours. Verified via AccessAble/Aberdeenshire Council listing.

Registered charity (OSCR SC027590, Companies House SC182878). Four accessible self-catering cottages in Royal Deeside overlooking Balmoral, each with overhead hoist and wet-room. Confirmed via VisitScotland, Shared Care Scotland and OSCR register.

Verified via the charity's own site, Euan's Guide venue listing, and Volunteer Scotland; open weekends (Sat/Sun 12-3pm) with additional volunteer-dependent days, based at Balmedie Country Park car park near the Sand Bothy.