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Showing posts with label visitor centers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visitor centers. Show all posts

Friday, September 1, 2017

Train station and visitors center – Las Vegas New Mexico



March 19, 2017

There are a couple of nice handicap spots to park and inside has a nice place to sit and rest. And is not usually too busy unless there's a train or a broken down one like a previous stop. The bathroom is nice and accessible as well.        












Address: 500 Railroad Avenue at Lincoln, Las Vegas, NM 87701

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Nina Mason Pulliam Rio Salado Audubon Center – Phoenix Arizona



March 17, 2017

There was really good handicap parking. This was a 95° day so their air-conditioning was quite nice. The building had a rather large door and inside was very spacious and easy to get through. The bathroom was nice and very accessible. The trails around were okay although I almost got stuck in one place and it wasn't as exactly the most scenic place. 


Visitor center  






 trails around 








Address: 3131 S Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85040


Thursday, January 12, 2017

Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau – Davenport Iowa

August 6, 2016

We were in Davenport Iowa and we were walking over to the sky bridge before a baseball game at Modern Woodman Park. But we stopped here mostly to go to the bathroom. It was a bit crowded in the place between all the displays and things they were trying to sell. The restroom was pretty crowded but I guess it worked.






102 N Harrison St, Davenport, IA 52801

Monday, July 13, 2015

Visitor Center - Prescott, AZ


March 6, 2015

There was a handicap spot just down the street but had to go toward the intersection to get onto the sidewalk. It was a bit steep to get into the building like they added a ramp to a non-accessible building to make it accessible. This was an old building it was all right up front and there was a slightly skinny hall back to the restrooms which were actually very accessible.




 


Monday, May 18, 2015

Train station and Visitors center - Las Vegas New Mexico


March 3 and 12, 2015

There are two handicap spots in front and a brick path in front. Inside there is some room to sit and rest, there were a couple tight places.  The restroom was a decent size and had a decent stall and I could get to the sink. Just don’t go there when there’s a broke down train with all the passengers all over the place, in the parking lot and inside.


 
 
 
 
 
 

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Petrified Forest visitors Center - exit 311 in Arizona

 March 4, 2013


The main reason we stopped here was because about 2 miles previously we had a tire blowout so we had to change a tire. The bathroom was okay the doors are okay to get in.  The handicap stall was an alright stall and better than most that you find. There was good space throughout the bathroom, the sink worked well but there was only one of the three that were actually working. We also used our own paper towels.
 
 

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Painted Cliffs Welcome Center - Interstate 40, Exit #359 in Arizona

March 4, 2013

 
Parking was good there were some handicapped spots that all would work well.  The doors and entryways were alright.  There was a decent amount of space in the welcome center that had all the travel information.   the bathroom was okay the stalls were kind of small with not much extra space, the sink was okay to use they didn't have any paper towels so we had to use the dryer thing which I don't think it's a good idea to drive my power chair with a wet hand to get to the dryer so we bring our own paper towels just in case.


Saturday, April 13, 2013

Northwest New Mexico Visitor Center I-40 Exit 85 - Grants New Mexico


March 4, 2013

There was plenty of space to park in the parking lot with multiple handicap spots that all would work well.  It was a little steep to get from there up to the door the sidewalk/path from the parking lot to the door was rough and bumpy to drive over with my wheelchair. 
 
When I got there, there was an automatic door which made things a lot easier.  
 
 
Inside there was a ton of space and a nice big window to look out also there was travel information filling the building along with a Museum and a small auditorium. They had a family accessible bathroom which had quite a bit more space than normal stall would have, this was nice.  The sink and the paper towels are both easy to get to and worked well. 








 






1900 East Santa Fe Avenue
Grants, NM 87020
 


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