Child in wheelchair at entrance of Dutch Wonderland family amusement park
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Lancaster County, PA welcomes visitors of all abilities. Visit to discover Lancaster's accessible attractions, lodging options, historical sites, sports, recreational activities and more!
Browse the list below to find ADA-accessible attractions and hotels, local resources, and travel tips for adventurers of varying abilities. Jump to a section by using the links below.
We travel through non-commercial, working Amish farms. You can visit with us right inside the house and barn. No cars. Experience real Amish life. Ride through our covered bridge. All Amish area. When you ride with us, you'll pass farms that are only farmed with horses. Enjoy our four-mile regular ride, or longer tours available. Seven routes and twenty options available.
Adventure Explorations is a multi-disciplined, concierge adventure company with expert guides and high-quality equipment. We will create exciting and memorable experiences while you enjoy Lancaster.
Adventure Explorations will work to custom curate & cater the experience in order to accommodate to the needs of the participants. We believe that adventure should be fun and learnable. That’s our motto. From beginner to advanced, every trip is tailored just for you and your group.
With over 200 performances each year on our state-of-the-art stage, there’s something for everyone at American Music Theatre – Central PA’s live entertainment destination!
ADA seating
Wheelchair accessible
Elevator to second floor access
Personal amplification devices available upon request
The Amish Experience at Plain & Fancy Farm provides guided tours and experiences for visitors wanting to learn about and interact with the Amish community.
Accessible parking
A step-free entryway
Accessible guided tour available with advance notice
The Amish Farmlands Tour and Amish VIP (Visit-in-Person) Tours are conducted on a vehicle which is not handicap accessible. However, with prior notice we can conduct the tour using an FM radio transmitter. Guests can follow our mini bus, hearing everything the guide is saying through the FM radio of the guest’s mobility-specific personal vehicle.
Relief area for service animals
Amish Experience Theatre is fully accessible with no stairs - it's all one level
Wheelchair seating available in theatre & companion seating area available
Offers guided farmhouse tours for an up-close understanding of the Amish community and way of life. The lovely farm is a breath of fresh air and the perfect antidote to modern life.
Accessible bus with wheelchair lift available to reserve for tours
Farm, restrooms, and gift shop are accessible
Farmhouse has a flight of stairs & is not wheelchair accessible to the 2nd floor.
Accessible parking
Ramps & elevators
A step-free entryway
Language scripts for house tours available
Audio tours for farm exhibits are available
The outdoor farm tour can be a quiet space if needed
With 25 acres of activities all outdoors, Cherry Crest Adventure Farm offers the perfect space to capture the magic of family FUN!
The corn maze is built inside of a real cornfield, so the paths are bumpy and on a slight incline - but they are made wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair, stroller, or wagon.
Choo Choo Barn features more than 1,700 square feet of special model train displays with more than 150 hand-built animated figures & vehicles, and 22 operating trains.
Standard wheelchairs can navigate the layout, but scooters & motorized wheelchairs sometimes have trouble making the turns.
Columbia Crossing River Trails Center is a premier visitor and river education center at the southern trail head of the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail. Staff is available to help you explore the culture and heritage of the river and surrounding region and optimize your experience in the Susquehanna Riverlands.
The center, restrooms, Riverview deck, fishing dock, and nearby Northwest Lancaster County River Trail are ADA accessible.
Decades is a six-lane boutique bowling alley and arcade with a full service restaurant and bar. Located in the historic Stahr Armory on North Queen Street, Decades evokes nostalgia with class in a 90 year old 15,000 square foot gymnasium filled with amusement and cocktails.
Ramps & elevators
A step-free entryway
Located right next to the N Queen St. Parking Garage that has a ramp to the sidewalk and an elevator
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
A year-round dinner and Broadway show package featuring professional performers from across the United States and a live orchestra. Dutch Apple features traditional classics and new critically-acclaimed shows, coupled with an all-you-can-eat buffet meal that changes with every production.
Accessible parking
Ramps & elevators
Step-free entryway
No steps inside the theatre
Accessible buffet area
Accessible restrooms
Quieter times that guests with disabilities may visit
Fast-track available for guests who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
Relief area for service animals
For the hearing impaired, there are a limited number of wireless sound receivers available. They are available at the box office the day of the show for no additional fee.
Dutch Apple will do its best to arrange for sign-interpreted performances. One month notice is necessary to make the arrangements with the interpreters.
Enjoy over 35 rides, attractions, and shows at Dutch Wonderland! Cool off in Duke’s Lagoon water play area and make discoveries at Exploration Island, where dinosaurs come to life! Join us for an adventure on Merlin’s Mayhem, the park’s first suspended coaster. Dutch Wonderland is designed for families with young children in mind and offers a host of fun things to see and do.
Guests are welcome to enter with their own wheelchairs. A limited number of wheelchairs and Electric Convenience Vehicles are available for a rental fee on a first-come-first-serve basis. Rentals are available at Junction Rentals near the Wonderland Special Train Station at the front of the Park
Guests are permitted to bring their own wheelchairs
The park offers a Ride Accessibility Program, and have lists of rides good for individuals with casts, service animals, etc. Upon arriving at Dutch Wonderland, guests with disabilities should visit Guest Services to enroll in our Ride Accessibility Program. We strongly recommend that all guests enrolling in the program are officially measured in our Guest Services office prior to entering the park to ensure shorter wait times at our rides. Guest Services staff will also be happy to provide additional information about any other services and special accommodations that Dutch Wonderland provides.
If you (or someone you are responsible for) have a particular disability or special need, we encourage you to contact the Park and speak with a guest service associate at least 48 hours in advance of your visit to better assist us in preparing for your visit. If you have a group of guests with accessibility needs, a week’s advance notice would greatly help us to better serve you.
Most attractions, shows, and restaurants are accessible to guests with disabilities and those using wheelchairs
There is a $15 daily parking fee for all vehicle types. Accessible parking (with approved placard) is located in the Preferred lot and is available on a first-come-first-served basis.
Click here to view a list of ADA accessible food and beverage locations, retail locations, games, restrooms, and ride sites throughout the park.
Fast track available to guests who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time.
National Historic Landmark founded in 1732. German religious community. Enjoy & learn about unique architecture, early music, printing, fraktur, exhibits, special events, tours, orientation and more!
Wheelchairs are available to borrow during your visit for free
Wheelchairs have limited access to several original buildings with entrance provided by way of one to three steps. Doorways are also narrow. Most notably, the entrance to the Saron (Sisters’ House) is only 26 inches wide. Consult the Accessibility List of each historic building.
Service animals performing tasks to assist their owners are always welcome and may enter the historic buildings. Emotional Support Animals and Therapy Animals may visit the historic site but may not be able to enter the historic buildings.
Guests with vision impairments or blind are strongly encouraged to contact the site at least 2 weeks in advance of their visit to make arrangements to accommodate their needs. 72-hour notice of the cancellation of your visit is greatly appreciated.
Cell phone tours are available at the Cloister and provide short recorded messages at locations throughout the historic site using your phone.
Guests with hearing impairments requiring the services of an interpreter are strongly encouraged to contact the site at least 2 weeks in advance of their visit to make arrangements to accommodate their needs. A 72-hour notice of the cancellation of your visit is greatly appreciated.
Guests with special needs should contact the Historic Ephrata Cloister in advance to discuss any accommodations that may be required to have an enjoyable visit.
Freiman Stoltzfus is a native of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was born into an Amish-Mennonite family, the youngest of six children. From an early age, his artistic ability was recognized and encouraged, in particular by his mother. He began depicting the people and landscapes of the Amish community. The gallery is committed to sharing beauty, creativity, and the highest customer service.
There is a ramp to the backdoor of the gallery
Step-free entryway
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
The Fulton Theatre, considered to be the nation's oldest continuously operating theatre, is one of only eight theatres to be named a National Historic Landmark. Fulton Theatre is deeply committed to providing access for the arts regardless of ability or financial need.
Blind & Visually Impaired:Audio described performances are carefully timed narration of the onstage visual elements in the performance
Deaf & Hard of Hearing:Open captions, assistive listening devices, and certified ASL interpreters are available
Mobility Challenges:The theater is equipped with accessible seating and restrooms to ensure proper comfort during performances. There are ramps, elevators, a step-free entryway, and wheelchair/walker friendly seating in all performance spaces.
Sensory Friendly Program:The theatre provides support & resources for young people with a special need at all of the Family Series production.
Service animals such as guide dogs, are permitted to assist guests
The Audience Services area is located in the Tower Lobby on the first floor. They loan out the following at no charge: FM Assistive Listening System receivers, FM Audio Description receivers (at specified performances), FM Spanish Interpretation receivers (at specified performances), Booster Seats (limited), and Fidgets
One of south-central Pennsylvania’s few professional theatres, and one of the oldest summer theatres in America, Gretna Theatre is located in the arts/resort community of Mt. Gretna, PA where theatre has been produced at this same location since 1927!
There are accessible parking spaces behind & directly beside the theatre on Pennsylvania Avenue
There's so much to explore at the area's only museum for young children where playing and learning go hand-in-hand. Not-for-profit museum focuses on shared educational experiences that delight kids and parents alike.
Hand-On House is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms
There is a designated bus drop off site & parking spaces for visitors of varying abilities
An aide accompanying a child with their family or adult guardian will receive free admission with proper identification. Aides accompanying a child without another adult will be considered a guardian during their visit and will be charged admission.
All of the exhibits are located on one floor
The museum is stroller-friendly
Please be aware that the museum may be more crowded during rainy weather or group visits, and plan your visit accordingly! In general, the less busy time at the museum is late in the afternoon.
Historic Rock Ford was the home of Edward Hand and his family as well as enslaved and free servants and laborers. During the American Revolution, Edward Hand was Adjutant General to George Washington. Today, Historic Rock Ford is comprised of 33 acres at the southeastern edge of Lancaster City surrounded by Lancaster County Central Park. It offers guided tours of the elegantly furnished rooms of the circa 1794 Hand Mansion as well as the opportunity to visit the John J. Snyder, Jr. Gallery.
Ramp available for access to first floor of Hand Mansion; Snyder Gallery is accessible except for loft area
A 45 minute guided tour of Indian Echo Caverns reveals stunning natural underground beauty. (A non-walking tour is also available.) Also, be sure to visit Gem Mill Junction to pan for gemstones and on the way out stop at the spacious Gift Shop which offers an array of fine items and local souvenirs. Open daily and year 'round.
Accessible parking
A step-free entryway
Video of the tour for guests who cannot access the caverns
Stroll through our village of 42 shops and restaurants built around our nationally celebrated Jam & Relish Kitchen. Sample pepper jam, watch fudge being rolled, go for a horse drawn carriage ride and enjoy a local tune. And did we mention the shopping? It's like a treasure hunt with everything from handcarved signs, to handmade quilts, to Brighton leather goods, to UGG boots and so much more.
Accessible parking spaces close to Village in each of our lots.
Majority of the shops are accessible and adhere to ADA requirements.
Accessible lodging rooms available on-site.
Public restrooms are accessible.
2 Wheelchairs available for guests to use when they visit.
Clipper Magazine Stadium in downtown Lancaster is the home of the Lancaster Stormers. More than just baseball, this state-of-the-art stadium offers affordable and fun family entertainment.
Service dogs are permitted inside the stadium. All dogs must have a wavier filled out by their own to be granted admission.
Parking if free and available in stadium lots. Click here for directions & parking details - including locations of accessible parking spaces.
To make your visit to Clipper Magazine Stadium as pleasant as possible, the McNees Wallace Fan Service Center is located next to the main ticket office, directly behind home plate. A Barnstormers representative will be available at all times to offer 110% customer service.
When you shop at Lancaster Central Market at Penn Square in the heart of Lancaster City you become a part of a living history. This is America's oldest farmers' market building.
Market is wheelchair-accessible at doors #1 and #2 on the southeast corner of the Market House, closest to Penn Square. While most of the 13 doors require a few steps, the entryways through both of those doors are at street level.
Only certified service dogs are permitted inside the Market House
Quieter times that guests with disabilities may visit
LancasterHistory welcomes you to the Lancaster Campus of History—our region’s hub for history and heritage and the perfect place in Central Pennsylvania for citizens to connect with the past. Visit Wheatland, the beloved home of 15th U.S. President James Buchanan, where period furnishings and personal artifacts tell the story of Buchanan, the president who struggled to calm a divided nation on the brink of civil war.
LancasterHistory's main entrance is accessible. The doors open automatically when activated by pushing a large, silver button.
Manual wheelchairs are available at no additional cost at Visitor Services in Ware Commons on a first come, first served basis.
President James Buchanan's Wheatland is accessible via the Wheatland driveway on the west side of the property. LancasterHistory has also installed an ADA accessible path and ramp to Wheatland from the Museum. To view the route of the path, please see this map.
In LancasterHistory's main building, there are multiple chairs where visitors can rest. In President James Buchanan's Wheatland, we encourage guests who may need to rest or sit down ask their guide for a chair. Folding or windsor chairs will be provided where asked by guests.
The first floor of Wheatland is accessible by wheelchair. The second floor, however, is only accessible by stair. We are happy to provide alternative accommodations, such as a short guidebook to read or a pre-recorded video tour of the second floor, to guests who would like them. Please notify a Visitor Services Associate upon your arrival if you wish to utilize one of these options.
LancasterHistory's main building, the Museum, has restrooms on both building levels. There is an All-Gender, lockable, single-stall restroom on the lower level of the museum. The All-Gender Restroom may be used by anyone, regardless of gender identity and/or expression. There are no public restrooms in President James Buchanan's Wheatland.
LancasterHistory has ample, on-site parking, including accessible parking spaces. Accessible parking spaces are available throughout LancasterHistory's lot, but the closest spaces are available at the main entrance facing North President Avenue. Please enter off of North President Avenue and follow the curve of the first lot up to the building. The spaces are at the top of that lot near the door to the main building. (The main building is modern with a wave-like roofline.)
Service animals are welcome at LancasterHistory, including in President James Buchanan's Wheatland.
Awarded "Best Magic & Variety Show", Brett has astounded and inspired audiences around the world with his sleight of hand and optical illusions, and he continues to tour across the country. With its dazzling costumes, sidesplitting comedy and crowd-pleasing variety circus arts, this family-friendly show offers something for everyone.
The building that houses the Theatre was designed for walkers, people who use wheelchairs, and people who use scooters.
The front entrance is covered by an awning so if guest need to transfer from their vehicle to a wheelchair, they are protected from inclement weather.
Because of the flexible table seating inside the theatre, they can adjust seating as needed to parties that need special accommodations.
There are no steps or stairs for guests to have to walk up or down.
There are wide ramps going up to the sidewalk as well as wide ramps inside the theater that connect all seating levels.
There is at least 1 stall in both the women's and men's bathrooms that is wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair.
For guests with vision impairment, they offer seating that is closer to the stage. They ask guests to contact in advance should they have any special requests or needs for special seating.
Experience the interactive, hands-on learning environment of the Lancaster Science Factory. Kids from Pre-K through 8th grade and their families will enjoy dancing on the Sustainable Energy Dancefloor, playing in the interactive Water Lab, building bridges in the Engineering Zone, exploring the new Outdoor Courtyard and so much more.
The Science Factory is an active place and can be noisy, especially on busy days or when there are large groups. Sensory Sensitive backpacks are available to be checked out at the admission desk for FREE! Each backpack includes: a pair of child-sized noise-canceling headphones, a pair of color therapy sunglasses, fidget toys (made on our 3D printers), stress squeezy, set of feelings picture cards.
All activities at the Science Factory are one one floor
Since 1959, we've been a complete year-round family fun center. There's something fun for everyone at Leisure Bowling and Golf Center in Lancaster, PA. Bowl, play billiards, mini golf, try our real grass putting course or even our lighted driving range. Afterwards please check out our concessions for some delicious snacks!
Accessible parking
Ramps
Elevators
Step-free entryway
Quieter times that people with disabilities may visit
Discounts available for guests with disabilities
Fast-track available for visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
LoKal Experiences is Lancaster’s premier authentic experience tour company! Lancaster has so many gems – so many things we take for granted. We can’t wait to uncover, reveal and celebrate those gems with you! If you are looking for a true experiences away from traditional tourist areas, these are the experiences for you!
Quieter times that people with disabilities may tour
Awarded "Best Magic & Variety Show", Brett has astounded and inspired audiences around the world with his sleight of hand and optical illusions, and he continues to tour across the country. With its dazzling costumes, sidesplitting comedy and crowd-pleasing variety circus arts, this family-friendly show offers something for everyone.
The building that houses the Theatre was designed for walkers, people who use wheelchairs, and people who use scooters.
The front entrance is covered by an awning so if guest need to transfer from their vehicle to a wheelchair, they are protected from inclement weather.
Because of the flexible table seating inside the theatre, they can adjust seating as needed to parties that need special accommodations.
There are no steps or stairs for guests to have to walk up or down.
There are wide ramps going up to the sidewalk as well as wide ramps inside the theater that connect all seating levels.
There is at least 1 stall in both the women's and men's bathrooms that is wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair.
For guests with vision impairment, they offer seating that is closer to the stage. They ask guests to contact in advance should they have any special requests or needs for special seating.
Northwest Lancaster County River Trail is a 14-mile long recreational trail. This flat, paved trail that winds through beautiful cultural and natural heritage spaces. Start at one of six trailheads between Columbia and Falmouth.
In accordance with 28 CFR § 35.137, the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail is available to individuals with a mobility disability.
Spark your child’s excitement and curiosity with a trip to the North Museum in Lancaster County, PA. Your family can explore engaging exhibits and fun, hands-on activities in an immersive informal learning environment. Now offering early education programming developed by certified teachers.
For those who have physical restrictions, all of the rooms are 100% wheelchair accessible, we have chairs placed all around the museum and wheelchairs for those who can not walk long distances.
.For those who have physical restrictions, all of the rooms are 100% wheelchair accessible, we have chairs placed all around the museum and wheelchairs for those who can not walk long distances.
For the hearing impaired, most of our exhibits have beautifully written descriptions of what is in each exhibit and we have hearing devices for those seeing a planetarium show.
The National Toy Train Museum in Strasburg, PA is owned and operated by the Train Collectors Association. The Museum collects, preserves and exhibits toy trains and is home to what is probably the world’s largest publicly exhibited collection of toy trains and accessories. The Museum is fully accessible and makes every attempt for all visitors to feel welcome.
The exhibits and Library are housed on one floor with no steps
Individuals who may require assistance should call the Museum ahead of time to discuss arrangements at (717) 687-8976.
The National Watch & Clock Museum collection is international in scope and covers a wide variety of clocks, watches, tools, and other time-related items. The largest collection is of nineteenth-century American clocks and watches. However, additional collections include early English tallcase clocks, Asian timepieces from Japan and China, and timekeeping devices from Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Russia. Chronologically, the exhibits take you on a tour through the entire history of timekeeping technology from early non-mechanical devices to today's atomic and radio-controlled clocks.
Accessible parking
Ramps & elevators
A step-free entryway
Motorized scooter available for use
Accessible restrooms
Quieter times for guests with disabilities to visit
Relief area for service animals
Fast-track for visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
An authentic working Amish farm in Lancaster County, PA, Old Windmill Farm was recently a recipient of Trip Advisor's 2022 Travelers' Choice Award celebrating attractions that consistently deliver amazing experiences!
Accessible parking
Step-free entryway
Discounts available for guests with disabilities
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
Located in the heart of Lancaster County, Oregon Dairy is unlike any other experience. Family-Owned and operated, Oregon Dairy is a working dairy farm and features a Market, Family Restaurant, Country Gift Shoppe, Ice Cream Shoppe, Deck, and Farm-Themed Playground! Oregon Dairy specializes in Family Fun! From the deck events to the fall corn maze, they have fun, family events throughout the year!
No experience is needed to create your own masterpiece. We provide all painting supplies and artist instructions. No art experience is needed. Join a class or book a private party with us.
Painting with a Twist is wheelchair accessible and we welcome our guests of varying abilities. Artist will give individual attention to help each guest complete their painting.
Her Majesty invites you to experience the fantasy of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire. Thirty-five acres of jousting knights and royal delights await as hundreds of colorfully-costumed characters breathe mirth and merriement into a 16th century English village.
Prima is Lancaster's boutique theatrical experience. With a focus on presenting works that bridge contemporary music and musical theatre, the organization is known for intimate, authentic and energizing performances with powerful musicianship.
Pennsylvania’s premier museum of railroad heritage, with an impressive, world-class collection of more than 100 historic locomotives and railroad cars on exhibit, along with many fascinating works of art and artifacts. The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania welcomes all visitors and seeks to provide reasonable accommodations for those individuals in need of special assistance.
There is a flat walkway leading up to the main entrance from the parking lot on the east side of the building.
Accessible parking is located in the main parking lot on the east side of the Museum or in the semi-circle on the west side of the Museum. The semicircle can also be used as a drop off/pick up zone.
Service animals, including service animals in training, are permitted inside the museum in accordance with federal and state policies. The entry of emotional support animals is at the discretion of the staff.
Personal care attendants receive complimentary admission into the Museum when accompanying a paying visitor.
The rolling stock hall of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania is a 100,000-square-foot facility. The majority of the hall is wheelchair accessible, and many of our displays, exhibits, and interactives are ADA compliant.
Maps of the Museum are available for download on the Museum’s website or by scanning a QR code at the Front Ticket Desk. Paper maps are also provided at the Front Ticket Desk upon request and are currently available in English, Spanish, German, French, and Italian.
To access the Second Floor Gallery and Observation Bridge, an elevator is located behind the Front Ticket Desk.
Wheelchairs are available at the Front Ticket Desk for any visitor to rent free of charge and are on a first-come, first serve basis. Wheelchairs must remain on Museum property and return to the Front Ticket Desk after use. Please let staff know if you wish to use one.
A wheelchair lift is available to access select pieces within the Museum. Any piece that has a metal stairway and platform outside of it can be accessed with the lift. Please ask a staff member for any assistance with these pieces. A full detailed list of equipment and accommodations can be found here.
The PHMC and the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania have partnered with the AIRA app to provide visitors with vision impairments with a way to experience the Museum using their smartphones. AIRA connects you with an agent and using the camera on your smartphone, can help navigate the Museum, read artifact labels, and more. AIRA is a free app that can be downloaded on Android Play Store and the Apple Store. The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania is a free AIRA access location.
Guests with vision impairments or who are blind, guests who are deaf or hard of hearing, and guests with special needs are strongly encouraged to contact the Museum in advance of their visit and make arrangements to accommodate their needs.
All video displays that include narration have closed captioning enabled.
Guided and cart tours are available daily by our staff and volunteers. The times of these tours vary from day to day. Please ask a staff member for tour times and cart tour locations upon arrival.
If you have any further questions on accessibility at the Museum, feel free to contact the Front Ticket Desk at (717) 687-8628, ext 3004.
The gallery is proud to represent over 40 established artists, both local and regional. Part of our mission statement includes nurturing emerging talent. We have dedicated a portion of our gallery space to the display of up and coming young talent. In collaboration with the CX Carlson Foundation, we have been able to keep this mission promise strong.
Accessible parking
Ramps
Elevators
The gallery is generally a quiet space
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
REO Manheim Marketplace is a new kind of destination in the heart of Lancaster County. Just a few miles from Lititz PA and 20 minutes north of Lancaster city, you’ll find over 25,000 square feet of unique retail and culinary offerings. Complete with beautiful outdoor seating options and convenient on-site parking, you have the perfect recipe for a truly unforgettable experience.
We offer farm tours and llama walks for people of all ages. We also breed, show, and sell our llamas and alpacas as well as using them at special events, photo shoots and birthday parties. Our goal is to share these magical creatures with our community!
Accessible parking
Step-free entryway
Quieter times that people with disabilities may visit
Take a ride on America's oldest operating railroad at Strasburg Rail Road. During the relaxing 45-minute train ride, you can soak in the scenery as you travel through Lancaster County’s picturesque farmland.
Due to the historic nature of our railcars, Strasburg Rail Road’s passenger train does not meet current Americans with Disabilities Act standards with respect to accessibility.
For individuals who use a wheelchair, a mobility device, or have difficulty navigating steps, we do have a mobile lift. (Please note: The mobile lift has a combined weight limitation of 400 pounds). Though we cannot guarantee accessibility, we have a variety of accommodation options available, and we will make reasonable effort to provide each and every guest who wishes to ride the opportunity to do so.
Parking is available on-site in close walking distance to the station. Drop-offs are also permitted near station entrances. During special events, remote parking may be used, with free a shuttle provided to the railroad.
Strasburg Rail Road does not permit pets or animals on trains or in customer-occupied areas of the station mall and train platform. Signs have been placed at the pedestrian entrances indicating that only service animals are permitted beyond those points. Service animals are not considered pets and are permitted in all areas where customers are allowed. Service animals are animals trained to perform a specific task for the benefit of a person with a disability.
If you are concerned about whether you or a member in your traveling party will be able to board the train, we recommend contacting our business office to discuss your particular circumstances. Our business office is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., holidays excluded. Our business office phone number is 717-687-8421, or you may email us at srrtrain@strasburgrailroad.com.
Great outlet shopping right here in Lancaster with over 65 brand name stores featuring Brook's Brothers, Gap, Nike, Pottery Barn, Under Armour and West Elm, Tommy Hilfiger, Banana Republic, Talbots, Coach, Calvin Klein, plus many more.
Wheelchairs available for shoppers at no charge.
Access ramps are conveniently located throughout the center.
Truncated domes and detectible warning pavers, as part of our parking lot to sidewalk access points.
Tiny Town is a truly hands-on, interactive, play-based center where kids can explore 9 luxury playhouses with all the accessories. We provide a rich environment that stimulates children’s curiosity and creativity through play. We want ANY and ALL children and their caregivers to enjoy our town — no matter the ability. We have aimed to create a safe and fun place for all.
All playhouses have wide open doors, and we have moved many accessories lower for easier access for all
Free parking is provided at our Tiny Town location. We have multiple accessible parking spots and lot and street parking
We are nut aware and encourage all families to leave the peanut products at home
Have your TSS show their ID at the desk and they can get in free with your child’s paid admission
Ramps & elevators
A step-free entryway
Quieter times that people with disabilities may visit
The Turkey Hill Experience features interactive exhibits allowing you to learn about dairy culture, the story of Turkey Hill Dairy and how the company's ice cream and iced tea flavors are selected and created. You will truly experience what it’s like to be a Turkey Hill Dairy ice cream maker for a day, including the opportunity to create your own virtual ice cream flavor.
The facility is ADA accessible
The facility is equipped with an elevator to assist in moving from floor to floor
There are accessible restrooms, including a family restroom
A wheelchair is available free of charge on a first-come, first served basis
There is a limited number of Accessible Parking spaces are available on-site in a first-come, first-served basis
Turkey Hill Experience has completed the process of becoming a Certified Autism Center, which is a designation awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) that demonstrates the organization's commitment to ensuring guests and families with children who have autism and sensory disorders have the best possible experience. As part of this certification, the Turkey Hill Experience:
Staff is fully trained and knowledgeable to ensure the best possible guest experience
A quiet space available upon request
Sensory bags available upon request
Noise reduction earmuffs upon request
Sunglasses upon request
Recommend visiting in the off season (non holidays) if you have flexible travel plans
Visit closer to closing time (the Turkey Hill Experience allows everyone to stay as long as they would like to enjoy all attractions)
There is unlimited sampling of ice cream - feel free to call ahead and ask what flavors are available to make selections easier
The taste labs seat 80 friends in a room, call ahead and we can early seat your group
Our playground is a destination for all ages and abilities to gather to play, grow, and explore together. The Tree House was intentionally designed to incorporate features which allow full access to children and even adults who experience limited mobility. From the soft ground surface to our Liberty Wheelchair Swing, the Tree House has a safe place for everyone to comfortably play.
Liberty swing (special wheelchair accessible swing)
Poured rubber surfaces
Ramps, stainless steel slides (which are safe for children with hearing aids)
The Trust Performing Arts Center is a stunning venue for music, theater, and dance located in the heart of downtown Lancaster. The Trust's Arts & Culture series includes concerts, featuring world class performing artists in concert, theater shows in their Black Box Theatre, and forum events with their partner, The Row House, featuring inspirational authors, scholars, and innovators.
Ramps
Elevators
Fast-track available for visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
As a premier performing and visual arts venue, The Ware Center features a number of performance spaces, including the state of the art Steinman Hall. With luxury, stadium style seating, this venue ensures comfort and a perfect pitch performance and experience.
All facilities are ADA accessible. Please call the Box Office to make arrangements for access services, such as a courtesy wheelchair, or see an usher for assistance at the venue. All events include personal curbside assistance on request.
Large Print and Braille Programs can be provided by request two weeks in advance of the performance by calling the Ware Center front desk at 717-871-7018.
ASL interpretation, Open Captioning and Audio Description are available to make our performances accessible to all patrons. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or a modification of policies or procedures to participate in a program, service, or activity of the Millersville University Office of Visual & Performing Arts, should contact the, Assistant Director of Campus & Community Engagement, no later than 2 weeks before the scheduled event.
Assisted listening devices are available for Steinman Hall (Ware Center) and Biemesderfer and Clair Halls (Winter Center) free of charge. Accessible restrooms are located on the first and third floors of the Ware Center, and first floor of the Winter Center. An accessible elevator is available at both locations.
Sensory Friendly programming provides a supportive and welcoming environment for children and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders and other sensory, social and cognitive disabilities. This includes accommodations in performance and house rules, guidance and sensory support and services.
Ramps & elevators
A step-free entryway
Quieter times available for people with disabilities to visit
Fast-track available for visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
Two spacious miniature golf courses covering over 10 acres are one of Lancaster County's hidden jewels. Enjoy the challenge of golf while enjoying the natural beauty of our lush gardens. This unique miniature golf experience provides a relaxing atmosphere as well as a challenging game of golf for all generations!
For over 30 years the Darlington Family has offered a natural habitat and a lifetime of quality care and enrichment for displaced wolves and wolf-dogs. Educational tours are fun for children and adults of all ages, with a chance to view the wolves in their natural habitat and to learn about their behavior and biology.
The trails are natural grass, rocks, and dirt and the majority of the public tour is on a relatively flat surface.
The length of the tour is approximately 1/8 of a mile (1/4 mile including the steep portion) and the pace is leisurely.
There are plenty of benches and chairs around the sanctuary and in front of most of the packs on the tour.
Our award winning chef prepares your favorite palate temptations in Arthur's, our contemporary restaurant, featuring our famous prime rib buffet, fresh seafood, pasta and chicken entrees served in a casual yet elegant garden-like setting.
Large print food menus available
Quiet spaces for guests who are hearing impaired or have cognitive disabilities
Reading glasses, flashlight or magnifying glass available if needed
All Guest Service staff members have been trained to assist with most disabilities from registration to housekeeping, to food/beverage service, to access to recreation. the hotel is fully accessible.
If you're craving home cooking and farm-fresh goodness, you're in the right place. Whether you feast from our all-you-can-eat smorgasbord, sample the offerings on our sumptuous soup-and-salad bar, or select something from our varied menu, you’re sure to be satisfied.
All aboard! Join us in our two original P-70 80-ton dining cars that once rode the rails of the Pennsylvania Railroad in the early 1900's. Whether your appetite is as big as John Henry or as small as a nugget of coal, we offer fresh, fun and affordable dining that won't leave you disappointed. Come early for a window seat and watch trains at the Strasburg Rail Road and view beautiful, jaw-dropping Pennsylvania Dutch farmland.
Decades is a six-lane boutique bowling alley and arcade with a full service restaurant and bar. Located in the historic Stahr Armory on North Queen Street, Decades evokes nostalgia with class in a 90 year old 15,000 square foot gymnasium filled with amusement and cocktails.
Ramps & elevators
A step-free entryway
Located right next to the N Queen St. Parking Garage that has a ramp to the sidewalk and an elevator
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
This themed restaurant offers tried and true favorites, such as burgers, fries and shakes, as well as more traditional fare on its full breakfast and lunch menus. Whether or not you experienced the 50’s first hand, DJ’s Taste of the 50’s is a great dining option that ALL ages will enjoy!
Wheelchair access entryway
Accessible parking
Reading glasses, flashlight or magnifying glass available if needed
Staff is able to assist with opening doors if needed
The Fireside Tavern offers a cozy, comfortable bar and dining area that features a 16 seat bar, high-top tables and plenty of room for casual diners. The walls are tastefully decorated with hand painted wooden signs and beautiful framed prints. Exposed brick and three working fireplaces add warmth and character. When the weather is nice, customers can enjoy their food and drink on the deck overlooking beautiful Lancaster County farmland. The tavern is a great place to meet friends for a cold one after work or to bring your family for a delicious, affordable dinner.
Service animals with appropriate paperwork permitted
Mr. Sticky has been making homemade sticky buns for over ten years and folks who enjoy them tell us they are not only delicious but downright addictive. Choose from regular "Mr. Sticky" sticky buns, walnut sticky buns, or cinnamon sticky buns with cream cheese icing or peanut butter icing. Mr. Sticky's sticky buns are made fresh daily from our secret recipe.
Ramp
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in queue for long periods of time
The Log Cabin is an upscale restaurant featuring local, farm-to-table cuisine and exquisite service. Located in a historic and rustic atmosphere, The Cabin is perfect for special occasions, casual dinners, family gatherings, business meetings and receptions.
Quiet spaces for guests who are hearing impaired or have cognitive disabilities
Reading glasses, flashlight or magnifying glass available if needed
Located in the heart of Lancaster County, Oregon Dairy is unlike any other experience. Family-Owned and operated, Oregon Dairy is a working dairy farm and features a Market, Family Restaurant, Country Gift Shoppe, Ice Cream Shoppe, Deck, and Farm-Themed Playground! Oregon Dairy specializes in Family Fun! From our deck events to the fall corn maze, we have fun, family events throughout the year!
Large print menus available
Quiet spaces for guests who are hearing impaired or have cognitive disabilities
Café specializing in craft coffee and artisan food located on Main Street in Historic Strasburg, PA. Speckled Hen offers a delicious scratch-made menu featuring ingredients from local farms and purveyors; served in a casual environment that is bright, welcoming and family friendly.
Our patio & full café downstairs is accessible.
Small play area at the lower portion of our parking lot that was designed to be accessible and alongside more outdoor dining.
Accessible parking directly in front of the restaurant with a ramp leading up our entry way into the cafe
Two accessible restrooms
Standard accessible table height on our outside patio and throughout the cafe on the 1st floor
Thorn Hill Vineyards specializes in hand-crafted artisan wines of exceptional quality. As Pennsylvania's first--and only--California wine tasting room, we are proud to bring you the finest wines made from single varietal grapes grown in our vineyards in Sonoma, Napa and Lake County. Come in for wine tasting and our Lite Bites menu, live music on Friday evenings, and free Wi-fi! Check out our website to place shipping orders--yes! We can ship to PA residents!
Accessible parking
A step-free entryway
Sidewalk in front of the Lancaster Tasting room has a blue ramp. Located in a little strip mall.
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in queue for long periods of time
Indoor, air-conditioned Farmers Market in Lancaster, PA featuring local vendors with a wide variety of homemade goodies. Fresh meats, cheese, fruits & vegetables, baked & canned goods, spices, and candy. Other stores on the premises: Creative Home Shop, Farmers Market Gift Shop, and Village Country Crafts.
Downtown Lancaster's largest shopping destination for vintage, recycled and handmade goods. BUiLDiNG CHARACTER is a fantastic collection of 70+ shops ~ at home in 10,000-square-feet of historic warehouses ~ in the heart of Downtown Lancaster's premiere shopping areas, the 300 Block of North Queen Street.
Ramps
Elevators
Fast-track available for visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
Stroll through our village of 42 shops and restaurants built around our nationally celebrated Jam & Relish Kitchen. Sample pepper jam, watch fudge being rolled, go for a horse drawn carriage ride and enjoy a local tune. And did we mention the shopping? It's like a treasure hunt with everything from handcarved signs, to handmade quilts, to Brighton leather goods, to UGG boots and so much more.
Accessible parking spaces close to Village in each of our lots.
Majority of the shops are accessible and adhere to ADA requirements.
Accessible lodging rooms available on-site.
Public restrooms are accessible.
2 Wheelchairs available for guests to use when they visit.
When you shop at Lancaster Central Market at Penn Square in the heart of Lancaster City you become a part of a living history. This is America's oldest farmers' market building.
Market is wheelchair-accessible at doors #1 and #2 on the southeast corner of the Market House, closest to Penn Square. While most of the 13 doors require a few steps, the entryways through both of those doors are at street level.
Only certified service dogs are permitted inside the Market House
Quieter times that guests with disabilities may visit
Next to New Fine Clothing is a women's consignment store featuring fashions and accessories at fantastic prices! From high-end designers to popular mall & outlet brands, there is something for every budget.
REO Manheim Marketplace is a new kind of destination in the heart of Lancaster County. Just a few miles from Lititz PA and 20 minutes north of Lancaster city, you’ll find over 25,000 square feet of unique retail and culinary offerings. Complete with beautiful outdoor seating options and convenient on-site parking, you have the perfect recipe for a truly unforgettable experience.
Handmade southern style candies, World Famous Pralines, chocolate Loggerheads, ice cream, candy apples, fudge and sweets, made fresh, all day, every day, just for you!
Starting as an accessories store in 1996, The Tiger's Eye has grown to include art-to-wear, dresses, sweaters, coats, jackets and sportswear for fashion conscious women. The Tiger's Eye is a rare and captivating find in historic downtown Lititz. Tiger’s Eye features fashions by Planet, Babette, Dress To Kill, OSKA, Eileen Fisher, Flax… jewelry and accessories by Naot, Ed Levin, Simon Sebbag, Alexis Bittar… and much more.
Accessible parking
Step-free entryway
Fast-track available to visitors who are unable to stand in a queue for long periods of time
Located in Downtown Lancaster, you will find new comics weekly, a fantastic selection of back-issue comics, plus a massive variety of graphic novels with great reads for any age.
The Lancaster Amtrak Station is located just outside of downtown Lancaster.
Accessible platform Accessible platform is a barrier-free path from the drop-off area outside the station to the train platform.
Accessible restrooms, water fountain, waiting room, and ticket office.
Same-day and overnight accessible parking is available Amtrak cannot guarantee that a parking space will be available at the time of your trip.
High platform A high platform is a platform at the level of the vestibule of the train, with the exception of two-level Superliner trains.
Wheelchair available For passengers who cannot walk far or at all, we offer a wheelchair to help move around within the station. At some stations this may be a battery-powered people mover.
Wheelchairs The airlines at Harrisburg International Airport provide wheelchairs to passengers who need them. You may request a wheelchair in advance or ask for one at the ticket counter when you check in.
Skycaps Skycaps are stationed near the ticket counters on the first floor of the terminal building. They are always on call to help with luggage, answer questions, and transport travelers who need physical assistance to and from their flights. If you need assistance in the parking garage, please call police dispatch at 717-948-3501 and ask for them to send a Skycap to your location in the parking garage.
Located 90 minutes from Lancaster City PHL airport has many resources for travelers of varying abilities. For the most detailed information, visit their website’s accessibility page. Visit Website | Phone Number: (215) 937-6937
Located 60 minutes from Lancaster City BWI airport has many resources for travelers of varying abilities. For the most detailed information, visit their website’s accessibility page. Visit Website | Phone Number: 1-855-787-2227
Find accessibility services, visit the website and navigate to the bottom section of the home page. Under the “Company Info” heading, there’s a link for Accessibility that will open up a menu bar with more information. Visit Website | Phone Number: (717) 569-3185
Mission Statement We believe that God created each individual with value and a purpose for life. Founded upon Christ-centered values and principles, our mission is to provide vocational services, educational enrichment, and community integration experiences for persons with developmental disabilities to promote personal growth, opportunity and hope for their future.
Who they Serve They are the only organization that takes private pay-so those coming out of state can still get services for their child while waiting on getting their PA Waiver funding approved-which can take up to a few years. They can also work with those 14 and over, so they work closely with all school districts. They are also the only ones currently keeping our program to work with those who need a bit more help or 1-on-1 help. Visit Website | Phone Number: 717-354-0355
Mission Statement We believe that all people have value, and that all people deserve the opportunity to achieve their highest potential for lives that are full, rewarding, productive and valued. To this end, we are committed to utilizing precious resources in the most effective and efficient way possible. Our program is dedicated to comprehensive planning and administration of quality community mental health, intellectual developmental disability, and early intervention services.
Who they Serve BH/DS is mandated by state and federal law to provide services to individuals with serious and persistent mental illness, children and youth with emotional disturbance, individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and children age birth to three years old who have developmental delays. Visit Website | Phone Number: 717-299-8021
Mission Statement The Arc Lancaster Lebanon assists people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) and Autism and their families to navigate an often-complex system by coming alongside and asking what makes a meaningful life and help identify what is needed to make that life happen (including, but not exclusively, services and supports). We believe a person with a disability has value and equal worth, and it benefits our community when people with disabilities are included. We work to counter the stigma that people with I/DD come upon daily and help overcome barriers to inclusion and achievement. Our staff are experienced in the qualifications of funding, the rules related to school Individualized Education Program (IEPs) or adult Individual Support Plan (ISPs) and are knowledgeable about the community service providers.
Who they Serve We work closely with Lancaster County Behavioral Health & Developmental Services, Lebanon County Mental Health/Intellectual Disabilities/Early Intervention, Supports Coordinators, and local service providers. We participate on local and statewide coalitions and committees (such as housing and transportation) to bring the voice of those we serve to the discussion making sure their needs are represented. Visit Website | Phone Number: 717-394-5251
Mission Statement To change the way the world views Down syndrome and to send a global message of acceptance for all.
Who they Serve We change lives through consistent delivery of free educational, therapeutic-based and career development programs for individuals with Down syndrome, their families and the community, through a replicable playhouse model. Visit Website | Email
Mission Statement Empowering individuals with disabilities to make choices through education, collaboration, and advocacy.
Who they Serve Through all of their individual and collective efforts, they work to eliminate barriers, ensure access, protect civil rights, and affect positive social change. DEC provides free and confidential services that prioritize self-determination, consumer control and personal choice to individuals of all ages, and with all types of disabilities. Visit Website | Phone Number: (717) 394-1890
The Lancaster City branch of Lancaster Public Library is outfitted with equipment to assist people with visual impairment in accessing books and other printed material, as well as the computer, including the internet. Visit Website | Phone Number: (717) 394-2651
VisionCorps empowers individuals who are blind or experiencing vision loss to attain independence through rehabilitation and recreational services. Visit Website | Phone Number: 866-876-6550
Homefields is an award-winning nonprofit organization dedicated to creating new life options for people who have disabilities. A modern ranch and 1800s farmhouse are the homes, and a 19-acre farm is the stage. Hundreds of people who have a disability or other barrier to traditional employment have engaged at our Care Farm, growing organic produce for community shareholders. Six adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities call us “Home.” Visit Website | Phone Number: (717) 572-2719
Bed and breakfast with 8 unique suites ideal for any occasion from honeymoons to business retreats. Nestled beside Amish farmland, you can wake up to the rhythmic sounds of a horse and buggy.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 653-5515. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32" of clear width
Accessible business center, elevators, exercise facility, meeting rooms, parking, entrance, & registration desk and accessible routes to and from
Accessible swimming pool
Assistive listening devices for meetings upon request
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call +1 717-239-1600. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 381-4400. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible swimming pool
Accessible meeting rooms
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
Accessible business center, concierge desk, parking, public entrance, registration desk, & hotel restaurant
Assistive listening devices for meetings upon request
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 665-5440. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Wheelchair accessible rooms are available for those with special needs. Please specify if a roll-in shower is needed at time of booking
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 399-3100. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms
Accessible on-site parking
Accessible elevators, exercise facility, business center, main entrance, and registration desk
Service animals welcome
Accessible swimming pool and hotel restaurant
Swimming pool hoist for pool access
Bathroom and bedroom doors at least 32" wide
Braille elevator and room numbers
Lowered bed, buttons in elevators, light switches, sink, and more
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 290-1300. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
Accessible parking spaces for cars in the self-parking facility
Accessible public entrance
Accessible registration desk
Accessible route from the accessible public entrance to the accessible guestrooms
Accessible route from the accessible public entrance to the registration area
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to at least one restaurant
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the business center
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the exercise facilities
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the swimming pool
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 740-2777. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
We offer accessible rooms with roll-in showers; simply make your request during reservations or choose our accessible room type when booking online.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 768-3636. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call 717-581-1800. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Property has elevators
Self operating lift or a sloped entry in hotel swimming pools
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 299-1200. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
Accessible parking, meeting rooms, elevators, concierge desk, business center, & exercise facility
Accessible swimming pool
Assistive listening devices for meetings upon request
Bathroom & bedroom doors at least 32 inches wide
Braille elevator
Closed captioning on televisions or closed captioning decoders
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (610) 286-3000. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Wheelchair Accessible Parking Spaces: 8
Ramp access to hotel bar/lounge
Visual alarm/alert in guest rooms Visual alarm/alert in public spaces
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 560-0880. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
Accessible parking, meeting rooms, elevators, business center, & exercise facility
Accessible swimming pool
Assistive listening devices for meetings upon request
Bathroom & bedroom doors at least 32 inches wide
Braille elevator
TTY for guest use
Closed captioning on televisions or closed captioning decoders
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 299-4460. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 295-9100. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible on-site parking
Property has elevators
Self operating lift or a sloped entry in hotel swimming pools
Main Entrance is accessible
Room and suites access through the interior corridor
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 569-6444. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Roll-in shower (except for the One Bedroom Villa Suite, which has a walk-in shower)
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 687-7683. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 367-4000. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Guestrooms with entry doors to accessible guestrooms and other interior allow at least 32" of clear passage width that provide at least 18" of clear floor space on the latch side
Marked accessible parking spaces to include accessible van spaces for lift-equipped vehicles
Covered passenger pickup/drop-off area
Wheelchair accessible entrance doors
Accessible exercise facility, swimming pool, whirlpool/spa
There are no protruding objects in interior hallways, stairways, or other routes that impede individuals with disabilities
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 290-1300. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms
Accessible exercise facility, parking, business center, elevators, hotel restaurant, and registration desk
Accessible swimming pool
Automatic opening of bedroom door from the inside
Bathroom & bedroom doors at least 32 inches wide
Braille elevator & room numbers
Closed captioning on televisions or closed captioning decoders
Digital alarm clock available with sound and a vibrating pad
Digital alarm clock available with sound and strobe light
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 285-9100. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (877) 495-2843. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 285-0444. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 625-2366. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
The following public areas are accessible:-Hotel Entrance-All Entrances/Doorways-Pool
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 394-0900. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 464-2711. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
Accessible concierge desk, exercise facility, parking, hotel restaurant, & public entrance
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 299-9898. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 733-0661. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
Accessible concierge desk, exercise facility, parking, swimming pool & public entrance
Braille elevator & room numbers
Closed captioning on televisions or closed captioning decoders
Digital alarm clock available with sound and a vibrating pad and one with sound and strobe light
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 299-9999. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
One ADA room available
ADA room has a King bed and is fully wheelchair accessible (including the shower and toilet)
All shower/tub combo rooms have a grab bar to get into the tub
Any room can add a raised toilet seat with grab bars or a shower chair
Braille room number signs
Elevator
On-site Restaurant and Tavern are both fully wheelchair accessible
Both main entrances are wheelchair accessible
There is an accessible stall in all public restrooms
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 925-7625. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
TTY for guest use
Visual alarm for hearing impaired
Stationary shower chairs
Accessible meeting rooms, registration desk, public entrance, parking, exercise facility, business center, and indoor swimming pool
Accessible route from the accessible public entrance to the accessible guestrooms
Accessible route from the accessible public entrance to the registration area
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible entrance to the meeting room/event space
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the business center
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the exercise facilities
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the hot tub
Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the indoor swimming pool
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 625-1300. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
Accessible concierge desk, exercise facility, parking, elevators & public entrance
Bathroom & bedroom doors at least 32 inches wide
Braille elevator
Braille room numbers
Lowered bed, buttons in elevators, sink, toilet, shelf storage, and thermostat controls
For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call (717) 687-5000. Below is a list of some of the hotel's accessibility features.
Main Lobby/Restrooms/Gift Shop are handi-cap friendly.
Due to the historic nature of our train cars, the majority of our cabooses do not meet ADA and require the use of stairs. However, Caboose #41 and the Conductor's Quarters are fully ADA! A few other cabooses on property do have ramps and are considered handi-cap friendly. Be sure to call and book direct to get the room that best suits your needs.
