Physical/Mobility Resources
- The Visitor Centers at the Spalding site in Lapwai, ID and Big Hole Battlefield have accessible restroom facilities and exhibits.
- A free wheelchair is available at the Spalding visitor center.
- Handicap accessible parking spaces.
- Senior citizens may park in designated senior parking (next to the handicapped parking sites) south of the building.
- Seating available in the visitor center lobby.
- Ramped entrances from parking lot to sidewalk.
- Automatic door opening buttons.
- Trail from the Spalding Visitor Center to Spalding Park is paved as well as the trail to the restroom facility at Spalding Park.
- Trails at Canoe Camp outside of Orofino, Idaho and the Heart of Monster in Kamiah, Idaho are accessible.
Deaf/Low Hearing Resources
- The film shown at the Spalding Visitor Center has open captions and audio description.
Blind/Low Vision Resources
- Large print and braille copies of the park brochure.
- Tactile cultural items are available in the visitor center when the visitor center is open.
Service Animals
Service animals are allowed anywhere that individuals are allowed in the park. NPS policy defines a service animal as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability. The tasks performed by the animal must be directly related to the person’s disability.
More information about the National Park Service service animal policy is available on the Service Animals in National Parks webpage.
