by Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals | May 25, 2026 | California, Florida, Texas, Tips, Travel
Summer is often one of the best times of year to plan accessible travel. Attractions extend their hours, outdoor spaces stay active later into the evening, and cities tend to offer more transportation and tourism support during peak season. For wheelchair users and...
by Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals | Apr 7, 2026 | Tips, Travel
Travel should feel exciting, not stressful. When you are traveling with a wheelchair, preparation often makes the biggest difference. A few thoughtful decisions before leaving home can help the entire trip feel smoother and more enjoyable once you are on the road....
by Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals | Feb 16, 2026 | Travel
Spring Break 2026 is a great time for wheelchair users and caregivers to travel with fewer crowds, comfortable weather, and growing accessibility across the U.S. For accessible travelers, Spring Break isn’t about rushing from place to place. It’s about confidence,...
by Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals | Jan 27, 2026 | Arizona, California, Florida, Texas, Travel
Valentine’s Day is a great excuse to slow down, get away, and spend real time together somewhere that feels special. For couples that include a wheelchair user, planning a romantic trip can sometimes feel overwhelming, not because romance is hard to find, but because...
by Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals | Jan 2, 2026 | Travel
Planning travel in 2026 should feel exciting, not like a puzzle you have to solve before you even book a trip. For wheelchair users and their travel partners, accessibility plays a huge role in where you go, how confident you feel once you arrive, and whether the...
by Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals | Nov 17, 2025 | Arizona, Travel
This guide is designed to help anyone looking for an accessible winter adventure in Arizona, whether you’re planning a snowy escape or a sunny desert retreat. It’s especially helpful for: Travelers with caregivers: Find Arizona destinations that prioritize comfort,...
