If you or anyone in your family is in a wheelchair, avoid this place at all costs as in normal Portuguese tradition, is not ready for people with low mobility.

Don't even know where to start... Just to give some context, my father is on a wheelchair.

We arrived and they have dedicated parking spaces for disabled people. This is where the first red flag came about. The whole parking lot is in a dirt road with rocks and pebles... You take the wheelchair and is almost impossible to use it. No ramp next to the parking spaces to the side walk.

Once you get it, Disable people pay the same price for entrance (won't complain much here as it is ok). However.. the whole park is in coble stones! How is it ok for someone on a wheelchair to visit the park with high inclination hills when its all coble stones? Even for baby strollers its almost impossible.

They offer a train visit, but guess what!? It's another 6 euros for any person to use it, including the wheelchair that can't go on the coble stone pavements. This is discrimination. Not only they make it impossible for wheelchairs to to visit the park as they make it double the price for them to enjoy a 25m ride. On top of this, the train only has 1 spot for wheelchairs and on the day we visit there were 3 waiting.

The only good thing about the park is that they have two toilets for disabled people. One outside and one near the restaurant .

My father was left in a state of terrible distress and frustration as me and my mum had to carry and push him around under 29 degrees of heat up and down a few hills for him to enjoy a bit the park. He was upset and really wanted to leave as it made him feel powerless and not seen.

Horrible experience.