Accessibility

For Visitors With:

• Physical / Mobility Needs
• Blind / Low Vision
• Deaf / Hearing Loss
• Service Animals
• Cognitive Disabilities

Welcome to Fort Raleigh National Historic Site

We hope the following information will be useful in planning your visit. While not all facilities are fully accessible, park rangers are happy to assist any visitor with special needs. For any specific inquiries about accessiblity, please contact the park via email or by calling 252-475-9001.

 

Access Pass

The America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass Series includes the Access Pass: a free, lifetime admission and discount pass for U.S. citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities. Access Passes are available online or at Wright Brothers National Memorial entrance station located 30 minutes away. Fort Raleigh National Historic Site does not charge a fee and passes are not available.

Service Animals

Service animals are permitted in all areas of the park that visitors are permitted. For a definition of a service animal, please see the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) definition. Please note that pets whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA and are not permitted inside park buildings. Additional information about service animals in National Park Service sites is also available.

Please visit the pets section for more information about bringing non-service pets to the park.

Other Resources

National Parks: Accessible to Everyone is the National Park Service's official page where visitors can find information, services, and resources available at National Park Service sites around the country.

Learn more about additional disability services and programs at usa.gov or hhs.gov.

TTY Federal Relay Service [phone]

Voice Carry Over (VCO) [phone]

Speech-to-Speech [phone]