Boone Hall Plantation and Gardens

• Public restrooms
• Sanitation Stations

All of the grounds are grass or hard compacted sand. Electric wheelchairs or motorized scooters work the best. It is important to note that much of Boone Hall Plantation is outdoors where the terrain varies in different areas on the grounds as is normal for most outdoor venues. So if a regular wheelchair is being used, it can be difficult to get around the grounds because of the terrain. 

• The Plantation Mansion has approximately six steps to get inside and several steps from room to room. If the person is able to get into the Plantation Mansion and from room to room, the tour guide can provide a chair for them to sit down on in each room. If this is preferred, we ask guests to make this request upon being greeted by the tour guide on the front porch of the plantation home. 
• The brick historic dwellings have two to three steps to get inside. However, because the interior of the cabins is small, everything inside each cabin can be viewed without having to move around too much . 
• The Farm and Nature Tour has approximately three to four steps to get to where riders will be seated. Our staff can help get the person onto the tractor tour if needed. Once seated on the trailer that is pulled by a tractor around the plantation, riders remain seated for the duration of the thirty-minute tour. 
• The live presentation about the Gullah Culture takes place at an outdoor theater. The theater itself is wheelchair accessible. But again, the difficulty comes in navigating the terrain to get there. 
• The Butterfly Café is our on-site gift and snack shop. It is also wheelchair accessible.
• Video tours of both the plantation home and the tractor tour are available on site as an option in lieu of taking those actual tours. Just inform a member of our staff and we will get that setup for viewing on a large screen TV that is located in the covered picnic table area across from the Butterfly Cafe.