Nauvoo Accessibility

Most historic buildings that make up the historic sites of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were built before accessibility guidelines were created. However, site missionaries are often willing to present relevant information outside of the homes.

Although some locations are not accessible, Nauvoo is a small town and can often make accommodations on a case by case basis. Call and ask the location about specific accessibility accommodations.

The Nauvoo State Park, the Nauvoo Riverwalk Path, and the sidewalks along Main Street are wonderful accessible locations to explore.

During the summer months there are many outdoor performances on Main Street that are free and easily accessible. Check with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Visitors’ Center for details.

This guide is meant as a starting point for you to plan your trip. Please make sure you check these locations yourself to be sure that they can accommodate you.

We are always looking to update our guide! Please reach out with any suggestions for places that should be included or any tips and tricks for navigating Nauvoo.