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We work towards supporting adults with learning disabilities and / or autism to lead enriched and fulfilling lives through education, training, specialist care and a keen focus on building strong partnerships with local businesses and employers.
If you like the idea of supporting a local charity by having fun, the Aldingbourne Country Centre is well worth a visit. Woodland walks, our open farm, ride-on tractors, play areas, maze and wonderful home-cooked food are just some of the attraction’s visitors enjoy.
Our Country Centre is built mainly on flat ground with a mixture of tarmac, paved, grass and wooden walkways. The paths around the park are mostly tarmac. The car park is a tarmac road with gravel parking. Most areas are suitable for pushchairs but manual wheelchairs would require a very strong helper.
We are fully accessible for wheelchair users and can cater for anyone with other specific access requirements.
We are quieter during the week, and get usually get quite busy at the weekends. Afternoons tend to be quieter than the mornings. During days when we have events on, it can get very busy.
aRTie, our land train, usually runs on the weekends. The driver sometimes uses a loud horn as he is driving around.
Please feel free to connect to our Wi-Fi. Our network is called ‘Country Centre Guest’. No password is needed.
Please get in touch if you require any further information about specific access or need advice on planning your visit and we look forward to welcoming you soon.
Aldingbourne Country Centre, Blackmill Lane, Norton Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0JP
For SatNav users, ‘Aldingbourne Country Centre’ will bring you directly to our car park.
Parking
When you arrive, you will drive straight into our car park. There are 16 Blue Badges spaces at the top of the car park, by the main entrance, which do not need to be pre- reserved.
Our car park is tarmac and free to use.
There is a wide central path leading up to the entrance, with a zebra crossing just to the entrance.
Travel by public transport
Due to our remote location we, unfortunately, do not have any local buses.
The nearest National Rail station is Barnham.
Travel by taxi
Several local Taxi firms operate in this area.
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