Sorry I have not seen any dates for this year.

Ther are 10 locks

There are 10 locks,cafe little museum and wheelchair friendly Then onto Warwick locks near Hatton .....22 locks a lovely walk too

yes you could, it is steep in places just so that you are aware.

Are you traveling on the narrow boats? I would ask at the office - I'm sure they would give you the best answer and they seem to do everything they possibly can to help. Heck, we were so miserably lost, they came and got us and led us back to the marina.

Yes

there is a car park though the spaces are for cars not motor homes at the bottom car park, use the one at the top as there is more space and no marked spaces as such.

Yes you can take your dogs

Hello The answer is yes to both questions

I run a facebook group for disabled boaters as I am one, there is an document here on Foxton Locks Accessabilty Foxton Locks Foxton Locks Bottom car park has 4 dedicated disabled bays and a disabled toilet by the car park, there are also disabled bays up towards the Boiler House museum. Blue Badge holders can park free of charge. The towpath by the locks is a hard surface, though steep it is a good surface for chairs. Be warned it is a very steep incline to foot bridge at top locks to the car park there and you have to cross a road. The top car park has a very uneven surface and can be tricky to negotiate if unsteady walking. From the bottom car park to access the towpath side it is easier to cross the swing bridge, which is wide enough for a mobility scooter. The tow path towards Rainbow Bridge is very good and wide, it continues like this pass the bridge up to the wooden bridge then starts to narrow a bit. If you wish to go further along the towpath be warned there are two spots where is has collapsed a bit to one side into the canal so you need to be careful. Apart from those two sections for the most it is easily accessible for wheel chair uses etc all the way to debdale wharf – after which it does narrow a bit more.