Accessibility

Accessibility at César E. Chávez National Monument

The National Park Service is dedicated to enhancing accessibility across its sites, and the staff at César E. Chávez National Monument is actively working to improve services for all visitors. Below is information about accessible facilities and programs at the monument. If you need assistance or cannot find the service you’re looking for, please contact the monument.

Access Pass

The America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Access Pass offers discounts on activities and services at federal lands. You can inquire about obtaining this pass at the visitor center.

Service Dogs

Designated service dogs are welcome at the monument.

Accessibility for People Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

• Captioning: The visitor center films are in the process of being updated with captioning.
• Audio-Described Brochures: Audio-described versions of the park brochure are available online and through a mobile app.

Accessibility for People with Mobility Impairments

• Parking and Access: Accessible parking spaces are located near the visitor center. It is a 20-foot distance to the wheelchair-accessible ramp into the Memorial Garden and 10 feet to the ramp leading to the visitor center door.
• Accessible Facilities: The restrooms, auditorium, exhibit hall, and bookstore are all accessible to people using wheelchairs.
• Exhibits: While most facilities are accessible, certain areas—such as the replica of a migrant worker's camp home—may be more challenging for wheelchair users to navigate.
• Outdoor Surfaces: Most outdoor areas are paved. The Desert Garden features a trail made of hardened, decomposed granite.

For additional information or questions regarding accessibility, please contact the visitor center at [phone].