Mobility hire at Haldon Forest Park

Explore Haldon Forest Park with an all-terrain mobility vehicle

We’ve partnered with Countryside Mobility (a charity initiative, operated by Living Options) to offer all-terrain mobility scooters (“Trampers”) for hire. Trampers are available to any visitors aged 14+ with limited mobility. You do not have to be registered disabled to hire a Tramper.

Trampers are safe and easy to use, even if you’ve never used a scooter before. All first time users are provided with a short introduction by our rangers to make sure you know how the Tramper works and feel safe and confident.

Email us or call 0300 067 5826 to find out more and book your Tramper.

What is a Tramper and where can I go?

Trampers are all-terrain mobility scooters. They are easy to use and able to tackle a range of surfaces and gradients come rain or shine. Our Trampers are suitable for:

• Discovery Trail, Raptor Trail and Butterfly Trail
• Our extensive network of forest roads
• Orienteering - White, Yellow, Orange courses and Gruffalo Orienteering
• Accessing our wildlife hide and some of our sheltered viewing platforms

How to hire a Tramper

To hire a Tramper at Haldon Forest Park, you can sign up to the Countryside Mobility Scheme on one of its great value options:

*These memberships give you access to hire Trampers at around 50 other beauty spots around South West England.

Tramper users must be over the age of 14 in order to be insured. Our ranger will take you through a short induction and will explain the trails that you can safely enjoy. We'll also give you our emergency contact information in case you need it while on the trails.

Hire rates

Trampers are available to hire seven days a week, 10.00am-4.00pm. Pre-booking is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.

Prices are per Tramper:

Travelling to Haldon Forest Park

Haldon Forest Park is best accessed by car or taxi for visitors with reduced mobility. The park is not currently served directly by a bus service. There are bus stops for local services between 1-2.5 miles away, but there are no pedestrian footpaths.