If you’re disabled – or have recently had an operation that will affect your mobility at the event this year – and require an assistant to enable you to attend the festival, we’re happy to provide you with an extra ticket for them, free of charge.
Please email us with this evidence to [email protected] telling us which day(s) you want to come and how many people are in your party. We will work out the best package for you confirm that the evidence sent is accepted.
Under normal circumstances we only offer one carer ticket per party. There must be at least one paying person in your party to allow you to apply for a carers ticket.
Note we do not provide free carers tickets for temporary mobility issues such as a broken bone.
The site at Deva Fest is fairly flat and compact and we do not anticipate access issues for those with mobility problems or small children. Blue Badge parking is available at the festival field entrance.
An accessible viewing platform is provided for the main stage.
We do not have wheelchairs for hire on site, nor will there be scooter charging facilities.
If you have any concerns or specific enquires please get in touch by mailing [email protected]
The festival does take place on a field, so if there is a lot of rain this may be soft underfoot. Land may be uneven so please watch your step. We cannot be held accountable for any trips, slips or falls.
A number of accessible camping pitches are available at the front of the campsite nearest to the festival field entrance. You can request one of these by emailing [email protected]
Please only request one of these if you are mobility impaired.
Nelly's Nest will again be in attendance to provide neurodiversity accessibility. The Nest is equipped with resources, sensory tools, deescalation equipment and trained therapeutic staff to allow Deva Fest to be more accessible to those with hidden needs.
