In Oxford County, we believe that travel should be enriching, inspiring—and accessible to all. Whether you're planning a trip with mobility, sensory, cognitive, mental health, or chronic health considerations in mind, we're here to help you explore with confidence and comfort.
We have partnered with Access Now to provide certified accessibility reviews for all stops on the Oxford County Cheese Trail. Visit the AccessNow.com to find details to help plan your trip.
Below is a list of businesses that have been working hard to better serve visitors. This can look different at every business from quiet spaces and step-free routes to sensory-friendly attractions, clear signage, adaptive equipment, and trained staff—accessibility means more than ramps and automatic doors. It’s about thoughtful design, inclusive service, and the freedom to enjoy travel your way. We are excited for future plans to include these amenities in each business listing.
Use our Concierge Service and we can help plan your trip. We regularly assist visitors with trip ideas and tips.
What Is It Like to Visit Oxford County as a Wheelchair User?
Accessibility advocate and content creator Tori Hunter recently explored Oxford County, sharing her experiences as a traveller who uses a power wheelchair. Living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Tori highlights accessible travel, personal storytelling, and what it means to live a full, dynamic life in a disabled body.
During her visit, Tori discovered a number of experiences that were both accessible and genuinely relaxing. Her journey showcased how thoughtful, inclusive spaces can help visitors feel welcome, comfortable, and confident while exploring Oxford.
We are proud to share her experience and continue working toward making Oxford a destination where everyone can enjoy meaningful travel experiences.
