Disabled dating in Hampshire
From Southampton, Portsmouth and Winchester to Basingstoke, Andover and the New Forest, meet disabled singles across Hampshire and plan a date by the water, in the forest or in town.
Hampshire at a glance
Hampshire fits a lot into one county: historic Winchester, the waterfront cities of Portsmouth and Southampton, the ponies and heath of the New Forest, and the South Downs to the east, with Basingstoke and Andover in the north. Good roads and rail join it all up, so meeting someone from a different town is rarely a struggle, and there are plenty of places where the ground is level and the views are worth the trip.
- Southampton
- Portsmouth
- Winchester
- Basingstoke
- Andover
- Fareham
- Eastleigh
- Lymington
- Petersfield
- Brockenhurst
Disability dating in Hampshire, from the Solent to the north
Hampshire members are spread from the coast cities up to Basingstoke and across to the New Forest, and Disability Dates shows you the nearest of them first. When you want more choice, take the search into Dorset, Wiltshire, Sussex or over to the Isle of Wight. Winchester sits neatly between the two big cities and makes a calm, central place to meet, with a station, mostly level streets in the middle and lots of quiet cafés.
Dating for disabled people in Hampshire, with nothing to explain
On most dating apps you spend the first few messages wondering how someone will react to your disability. Here, everyone knows the site is for disabled people and the people who want to meet them. That frees you up to talk about the good stuff: the best chips in Southsea, the walk you always take in the Forest, whatever you are watching on telly. Mention what you need for a date, then get on with enjoying it.
Hampshire: accessible first-date ideas
Easy-going spots with level paths and places to sit. Access can change, so check on the day.
The New Forest
Surfaced, level trails around Bolderwood and Brockenhurst, mobility scooters to hire locally and ponies you can often see from near the car park.
Winchester water meadows
A riverside walk along the Itchen near the cathedral, then a mostly flat city centre full of cafés.
Southsea seafront
A long, level promenade in Portsmouth for walking and talking, with the common beside it.
Spinnaker Tower and the Historic Dockyard
Both step-free, both in Portsmouth, and good for a rainy-day plan with plenty to look at.
Mottisfont
Peaceful National Trust gardens by the River Test, with Blue Badge parking and step-free paths through most of the main garden.
Queen Elizabeth Country Park
South Downs scenery near Petersfield, with surfaced trails close to the visitor centre.
Getting around Hampshire
The M3 and M27 join the main towns and cities, and Winchester, Basingstoke, Southampton and Portsmouth all have direct trains to London Waterloo. Isle of Wight ferries leave from Portsmouth and Lymington. Most towns and big attractions offer Blue Badge parking and step-free entrances, though parts of old Winchester are uneven. Booking Passenger Assist before you travel makes a train date across the county a simple plan.
Most of Hampshire gets its disabled person's bus pass from the county council, but Southampton and Portsmouth each issue their own. Whichever you hold, off-peak local buses in England are free.
Hampshire members
Real people from Hampshire and nearby.
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Tracie, 61
Portsmouth
I love staycations and little breaks away from love my dog puzzles to make my brain work going for meals drinks and shows
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ID verified smileyguy, 43
Lymington
Can DIY the sh!t out of most things! Qualified spider catcher/killer from the university of life. I know what I want from my life, I have achieved my dreams but I always look forward to the future… care to join me?! I enjoy learning languages, I was born in Germany into the British military community and lived out there for 24 years and so I am bilingual. I have learned myself a bit of Spanish 🇪🇸, Italian 🇮🇹, French 🇫🇷, Portuguese 🇵🇹, Greek 🇬🇷 and sign language 🤟🏼 … a bit of BSL but predominantly Makaton as I used to work in a SEND secondary scool as a P.E. Teacher. I was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD) over 11 years ago but I haven’t let stop me 🙂
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VanillaScentHeavenSent, 38
Andover
37, works, in Hampshire, love food and checking out new places,
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ID verified Shippy, 39
Portsmouth
I love travelling going out for food enjoyed down to the gym and I'm very dedicated and hard worked
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Ew2000, 26
Normandy
Hi, I’m Elle, 25. I have cerebral palsy and hearing loss, but nothing stops me. I’m training in para dressage with the dream of reaching the Paralympics. I have 4 horses and 2 dogs (a Basset Hound and a Dachshund). I’m kind, caring, and honest, and I’m looking for a long-term relationship
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Princessrosie, 30
Aldershot
Karaoke Movies Eating Music Books Please only contact if you are serious.
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Kappas86, 40
Winchester
I have a passion for cars, Lego and gaming. I love animals and work as a science technician which is great fun.
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Foxy lady, 49
Swindon
I'm happy with someone, I get excited when I know it's a genuine relationship and look to the future with my fella, and my dogs are my life and my sister ❤️. I'm 48 years old, living in the Swindon region. I'm interested in meeting a man aged between 39 and 60. I'm White / Caucasian with a Curvy body shape.
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Bond76, 48
Southampton
When the right music comes on, I love to dance! Bowling also gets me excited as does the idea of a pint at the pub. I like peace and quiet more than noisy places and calm friendly people whoo like to laugh.
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Countrygal, 66
Reading
Love the closeness of being with that special person.. whether it be chilling with a film or out and about exploring places.. picnics by the river or people watching at a quaint coffee house…honesty is best no matter what it may be ….
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Timmyg1978, 48
Petersfield
Love life no matter how bad it gets, be lucky go happy guy loving what I have in life
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Rikki, 44
Bracknell
I love making friends and being around people I love drawing movies and helping people who needs my help I love music metal detecting
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Hampshire: your questions
Is the New Forest accessible for a date?
More than you might think. There are surfaced, level trails around Bolderwood and Brockenhurst, and mobility scooters can be hired locally. You can often see the ponies without going far.
Is there a disabled dating site for Hampshire?
Yes. Disability Dates costs nothing to join and has members across Hampshire, from Southampton and Portsmouth to Winchester and Basingstoke. The people you see first live nearby.
What is a good rainy-day date in Portsmouth?
The Historic Dockyard and the Spinnaker Tower are both step-free, so you can stay dry and still have plenty to see.
Can I meet people on the Isle of Wight?
Yes. You can message members on the island like anyone else, and the ferries from Portsmouth and Lymington make meeting up an easy day out.