We used the wheelchair accessable cabin when we had 2 people in our party in wheelchairs. They were not confined to wheelchairs but used them to get around the parks. The cabins seemed very much like the regular cabins except for the bathrooom. The bedroom had a double bed, bunkbeds, and basin facilities. There was also an exit door, closets etc. The bathroom was off the hallway. It had a roll in shower with shower chair, and the vanity was accessable as well. There was an open faced linen cupboard too. The living room had a loveseat, murphy bed, chairs, tv, end tables, etc. The kitchen had a table and chairs one could roll up to in a wheelchair. Also microwave oven, stove, full sized fridge, cupboards , dishes, pots and pans, sink etc. The patiodoors led to the ramped deck. The deck had a barbeque. The cabin was at the top of the road, about a 3 minute walk to the bus stop. I really can't comment on exactly how accessable the cabin was re height of bed, microwave accessability etc. I don't remember the sink being cut out for wheelchairs either. Hope this helps.
