As we all know, staying in a bunkhouse or hostel is a fantastic way to see the great outdoors, or even just have a weekend end away if you’re on a budget. Bunkhouses have been increasing in popularity over the last decade. What was once seen as something for ‘hard-core adventurers’ is now used by large number of the population including an increasing number of disabled people.

Usually located ‘off road’ and/or ‘off grid’, Bunkhouses can come with their own set of challenges for the disabled adventurer. Thankfully many bunkhouses and hostels have risen to the challenge of making their accommodation more accessible.

From wheelchair ramps and wider doorways to hands-free taps, low counter tops and ground floor beds many accommodation owners are making positive changes to their bunkhouses and hostels to make them as accessible as they can.

Find an accessible bunkhouse or hostel

Any accommodation which is classed as accessible can be highlighted on Bunkr.
To search for current accommdation which is suitable please view our list of Accessible accommodation

Accommodation owners are updating their properties all the time.. so please don’t hesitate to contact other bunkhouses to see what facilities they might offer or plan to offer.

If you’re an accommodation owner and your bunkhouse isn’t listed as accessible, please update your listing to include accessibility or contact us or if you’re a bunkhouse/hostel user and you’ve stayed at an accessible accommodation please let us know how you found it in the comments below – or if the bunkhouse is listed on Bunkr.. leave a review!

^*Please note: we don’t check each accommodation for the facilities offered – so we strongly suggest you call/email any accommodation to make sure it’s suitable for your requirements.

This post was suggested by WavsGB who contacted us to enquire about accessibility.
WavsGB offer wheelchair Accessible Vehicles for sale and hire