Here are our top recommendations for festival accessibility:

Disabled Campite

The campsite should be located a short distance from the festival site, on level ground. It should be well-lit from evening until morning, with stewards available to assist.

Charging Stations

These are essential for battery charging mobility scooters.

Wheelchair Accessible Showers & Toilet Units

Suitable shower and toilet facilities should be available for wheelchair users, with enough space for an assistant if required. A low-level toilet, handrails, a wide door, and external wheelchair access should be provided.

A temporary ramp  or step unit may be needed to overcome the height difference between the unit's finished floor threshold and ground level.

Mobile Changing Units 

A changing unit is a facility designed to provide a safe, comfortable space for individuals with severe physical needs to be changed, washed, or dressed. It includes features such as adjustable height tables, changing beds, and space for carers to assist with transfers. A temporary ramp may be needed to bridge the height difference between the unit’s floor and ground level.

Viewing Platforms

A designated viewing platform is essential for disabled spectators, offering an elevated vantage point above crowds for a comfortable viewing experience.

Access to the platform can be improved with modular ramps and steps, including adjustable legs for different thresholds. Concrete pads can also be added under the system's feet for for added stability in muddy conditions..

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