I don't know what, legally, constitutes a site being handicapped accessible, but, the Land of Oz is filled with uneven paths. The Yellow Brick Road is made, well, of bricks. It's not paved. We did see a man in a wheelchair being pushed through the park. And we also saw older guests with canes and walking sticks. They made it through, which is really commendable. It's a lot of walking (nearly two miles) and, other than the time you're in the theater for the final skit, you're standing the entire time. Beech Mountain is also over 5,500 feet above sea level, which can result in altitude sickness. So keep that in mind when you're deciding if the park is right for you.