Boardmasters is located on Trebelsue Farm, just off the stunning coastline of Cornwall and overlooking the picturesque Watergate Bay. While beautiful, the terrain contains a lot of grassland and hilly areas which when the Cornish rain comes, can make access around the site difficult. At the Main Stage we have a viewing platform with a stewarded and accessible toilet located near the platform. In order to gain access to the viewing platform, you must apply for a Viewing Platform (VP) pass, which is to be requested when filling out the Access Requirements Form. This platform is reserved solely for the use of permanently disabled customers and their PA and unfortunately not for those with broken legs, recent injuries and/ or pregnancies. They are run on a first come first serve basis and at times will become full.

*We are working on getting viewing platforms at other stages, before the event you will be informed which stages have viewing platforms.

Parking tickets are available online, with Blue badge holders not needing to buy a festival parking ticket but must register for disabled parking on the Access requirements form. The accessible carpark is limited so friends/ family arriving in separate vehicles will not be able to use this car park.

There will be accessible toilets within the Main Arena and campsite.

We welcome any assistance dogs at Boardmasters. Should you be unable to attend without one, please complete the Access Requirement Form.

Access Card with +1 Accepted as proof of access need for an essential companion.

We endeavour to be a festival that everyone can enjoy, and to provide an event site which is as accessible as possible to everyone. The use of disabled access facilities is reserved solely for the use of permanently disabled customers and unfortunately not for those with broken legs, recent injuries and/ or pregnancies. Accessible showers will be available in the accessible campsite (FOC). Accessible information points are located in the main arena and Accessible campsite. We will publish site maps detailing medical service stations and first aid points before the event. You will be notified of this through our newsletter which you can sign up to at the bottom of this page. These will be located in both the Main Arena and Campsite. Please familiarise yourself with these locations beforehand. The accessible campsite is dedicated to deaf and disabled guests with it being one of the closet campsites to the main area and having its own car park, campervan area beside the campsite and designated entrance into the campsite meaning you don’t have to queue up at the main entrance and has its own car park, campervan field and entrance along with a dedicated team of stewards to make sure you have the best festival experience.

If being dropped off or coming by coach, you will be dropped off at blue gate and will have a short walk to the accessible campsite.

CAMPSITE FACILITIES
- Designated entrance into accessible campsite
- Wheelchair accessible toilets
- Wheelchair accessible showers – accessible sink and fresh water point
- Charging facilities for wheelchairs and medical equipment
- Stewards on hand 24/7 offering assistance where necessary
- Car park beside campsite
- Campervan area beside campsite. These are reserved for those people that would be unable to use the standard campervan fields and/ or are unable to camp due to their disability. You must still purchase a campervan ticket via the ticketing page and supply your booking reference number when applying for the accessible campervan field via the accessibility requirements form.

Anyone wanting to stay in this field must pre-register though the Accessibility Requirements Form. Along with yourself and PA/ carer you can have an additional two other people who are able to camp with you in this field.