Visiting a national park is a bucket list item for many people. That said, most national parks have a bevy of accessible things to visit and do, so it makes sense to spend a few days there. And nothing beats bedding down in a national park lodge. To that end, here are seven wheelchair-accessible national park lodges that are worth adding to your next national park adventure.
Mesa Verde National Park
Far View Lodge
Located just a mile from the ruins at Far View, this comfortable lodge features an accessible room with a transfer-type shower. And you just can’t beat the sweeping view from the large balcony.
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Yosemite National Park
The Ahwahnee
Although there are a number of wheelchair-accessible national park lodges in Yosemite, The Ahwahnee is a good choice for a romantic getaway. This accessible junior suite occupies the space of two standard hotel rooms and has a bathroom with a roll-in shower.
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Cuyahoga Falls National Park
Stanford House
This historic property was built in 1843, but an accessible room and bathroom were later added. You can rent the whole house out for a large party, or grab the accessible room if the property is available. A nice porch, large kitchen and bathroom with a transfer-type shower are included in the mix.
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Badlands National Park
Cedar Pass Lodge
Last but certainly not least on our list of wheelchair-accessible national park lodges — Cedar Pass Lodge. Furnished with hand-crafted pine furniture, the accessible room at this Badlands property features a spacious bathroom with a roll-in shower. As an added bonus there’s level access to the front porch, which is the perfect place to kick back and take in the scenery.
emerginghorizons.com/badlands-national-park-for-wheelchair-users-and-slow-walkers/
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