Accessibility

Accessibility Symbol used by the National Park Service.

Park Accessibility

Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center:

• Parking: Four spaces available, closest to building in parking lot off of Sanford Ct.
• Entrance: Front and side doors to visitor center open outwards, manually & mechanically operated. All doors wheelchair accessible.
• Elevator: There is an elevator located just past the restrooms inside the building which allows access to the second floor interpretive displays and the limited-access staff offices on the third floor.
• Restrooms: Men's and Women's both wheelchair accessible. Second floor of visitor center has a family restroom with adult changing table.
• Water: Water fountains located inside visitor center.
• No pay phones.
• Benches: Provided around the outside of visitor center building and at various places inside the building.
• Exhibits: Artifacts and interpretive panels on display, some behind cordoned-off areas in different rooms, visually and physically available from a wheelchair.
• Film: Open captions and audio description are available for the park's 30-minute film, "On Great White Wings."
• UbiDuo: Ubi-Duo technology is available with visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing. This device allows for two-way, typed conversation for immediate viewing by both parties.

Wright Cycle Company:

• Parking: same parking area as Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center, four spaces available
• Wheelchair accessibility from north side of building via wheelchair ramp.
• Exhibits: Artifacts and interpretive panels on display, some behind cordoned-off areas, visually and physically available from a wheelchair.

Huffman Prairie Interpretive Center:

• Parking: four spaces available
• Restrooms: Men's and Women's both wheelchair accessible. Changing tables are available in both restrooms.
• No pay phones.
• Benches: Provided around the outside of visitor center building and at various places inside the building.
• Exhibits: Artifacts and interpretive panels on display, some behind cordoned-off areas in different rooms, visually and physically available from a wheelchair.