Disabled facilities

idledown · April 22, 2009

Hi,

My friend is coming along to Endorset, managed to twist her arm at last and I was wondering what facilities there are for disabled persons? It would be great if we could 'book' a space near water and the toilets, up towards the top end of the family camping area near where the cafe was last year. She is tough little cookie but with out wanting to patronise her life would be made easier if this was possible.

I was hoping that it would be possible that we could perhaps doss in the guest in area (as that is where our friends would be camping) but if that is not possible I understand.

Any advice would be appreciated, she has already bought the tickets - do I need to give you a name etc. to make for special allowances? I'll be her slave for the weekend :rolleyes:

Thanks in advance

firky (Urban75)

idledown · April 25, 2009

Bump!

Flounder · April 25, 2009

Bump!

vog · July 6, 2009

would appreciate feedback on disabled camping at Endorse It as hoping to come this year. Have done Glastonbury , Big Green Gathering and Beautiful Days without many problems so would like any tips. Whats the site like if wet - had a hard time at Beautiful Days last year as the weather was sadly horrible!

Pretty much got away with it at Glastonbury this year so fingers crossed!!

Mad-Iccy · July 6, 2009

Hi,

Obviously Mud is a problem everywhere..and.. anywhere

But to be honest... We Find Endorse It is far easier than Beautiful Day because it's a lot more level.

......please pm me if you want more info

Flounder · July 7, 2009

Here is more info <_<

idledown · July 18, 2009

Here is more info

Flounder · July 25, 2009

Will my friend need to bring her blue badge thingy with her? She's not wheelchair bound or anything but has MS and is heat sensitive.

Sorry for the late notice.

P.S

I can't wait, I am coming all the way down from rural northumberland again for this, nearly a 900 mile round trip for me but so worth it

Best festival going.

dale