ACCESSIBILITY

At Honeybourne Pottery, we believe creativity should be accessible to all. Pottery is a naturally inclusive, hands-on craft that offers calm, focus, and self-expression - making it especially beneficial for guests with physical, sensory, cognitive, neurodivergent, or mental health needs.

We are committed to pan-disability access and aim to provide a welcoming, adaptable environment for every visitor. Whether you're seeking a therapeutic outlet, a mindful experience, or simply something new to try, our workshops are designed to be supportive, beginner-friendly, and enriching for all abilities.

We offer a variety of flexible formats - from wheel-throwing and clay modelling to tailored group workshops that can be adapted to suit individual access requirements or group dynamics. We warmly welcome disability organisations, community groups, and mental health services, and offer discounted group rates to support wider participation.

Our current accessibility features include:

• Step-free access via a portable ramp at the main entrance and level access throughout the majority of areas.

• Height-adjustable pottery wheels suitable for wheelchair users

• Complimentary entry for carers and support workers

• BSL-supported sessions (available with advance notice)

• Service animals welcome (water bowl provided)

• Adjustable lighting available on request

  
  

Click to view our full Detailed Access Guide on AccessAble.

We’re always open to feedback and happy to discuss how we can accommodate specific needs ensuring that everyone can enjoy the therapeutic, creative joy of working with clay - please contact us in advance so we can make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Please note: Due to layout constraints of our old building, our toilet facilities are not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for this and are happy to help suggest nearby alternatives where possible.

GETTING TO US

Honeybourne Pottery
3 High Street
Honeybourne
WR11 7PQ