Center Parcs has introduced a free sensory library at its Elveden Forest site to help families with neurodivergent children have a more comfortable and enjoyable visit. The library, created in partnership with SENNIES—a Special Educational Needs (SEN) agency—offers a variety of tools such as noise-canceling ear defenders, feelings wheels, visual timers, fidget toys, puzzle mats, calming lights, and color-changing eggs. These items are available for guests to borrow at no cost, and no diagnosis is required to use them. The resources are provided on a first-come, first-served basis and are located in the guest services area of the park. The sensory library is designed to support a wide range of sensory needs, including those of neurodivergent individuals such as those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and sensory processing differences. Richie Williams, the village director at Center Parcs Elveden Forest, explained that the initiative was inspired by feedback from parents who often bring their own sensory tools when traveling. He said that having these resources available on-site could make it easier for families to take regular breaks without the added stress of managing their child’s sensory needs away from home. The library has been available to guests staying at Elveden Forest since 18 September. Center Parcs has expressed its intention to expand this initiative to other locations in the future. Georgia Sargeant, CEO and founder of SENNIES, emphasized that every neurodivergent child is unique and that offering a variety of options is key. She highlighted the importance of providing a range of sensory tools, communication aids, and resources that support self-regulation and co-regulation, allowing families to choose what best suits their child’s needs on any given day. Sargeant also noted that the sensory library reflects a meaningful response to family feedback, showing how holiday providers can adapt to evolving needs. The initiative not only provides practical support but also encourages a more inclusive and understanding approach to hospitality, ensuring that all guests can enjoy their time at the park comfortably and confidently.