Wheelchair Rental in Kittery, Maine: Outlets, Foreside and Forts

Kittery sits right across the river from Portsmouth and is the first town you hit in Maine. Most people come for the outlet stores on Route 1, and the outlets are exactly where a wheelchair earns its keep: big parking lots, long rows of stores and a lot of walking.

Outlet shopping

The outlets are spread across several plazas along Route 1. You drive between them and walk inside each one. A transport chair folds into the trunk in seconds, which matters when you are loading and unloading four or five times. If the shopper wants to go at their own pace, a Pride GoGo travel scooter is the other option.

Kittery Foreside

The small downtown near the bridge to Portsmouth has restaurants and cafes close together. Some older buildings have a step at the door, so call ahead about an accessible entrance.

The forts

Fort McClary and Fort Foster are state and town parks on the water. Ground is mostly grass and gravel. A standard wheelchair with a companion pushing handles this better than a transport chair with small wheels.

Crossing into Portsmouth after? See an accessible day in Portsmouth.

Next step

Browse every rental with full details, or send us a quick text at (603) 395-1246 with your dates and where you are staying. We will tell you what fits and what delivery would cost.

Oceans Mobility · 45 Ashworth Ave, Hampton Beach, NH · (603) 395-1246 · Serving all of New England.