Disability Camping at R/L

[manchestermusicreview]

Hi guys, I'm heading to Leeds and staying in Disabled Access Camping? Anyone have any comments/complaints/ advice about their experience? 

[Sheelagh]

I am too, it's my first festival though.  The reviews I read so far all seem positive but they are hard to find. So I'll be watching for replies. 

[fizzyade]

Not sure what it's like at Leeds, but the access campsite at Reading is pretty good and very close to the arena.  

[djmckeever]

Iv been in disabled at Leeds for the last 4yrs. Easy check in where you show your docs and get all the wristbands etc you need. You have your own showers and toilet cubicles and a small aid tent if you need meds in fridge or electric to charge something. Private car park right outside camp area and they will let you drive in to drop your things off. It's a few mins walk through a little wooded area to the arena via a private entrance. All this used to be shared with guest campers but I've noted that the guest part has now moved so not sure what changes this will mean. Downside of guest moving is they there used to be a huge guest bar between camping and arena which was open until early hours. Now guest has moved I'm sure the bar will have moved also but facilities still very good and easy to get to arena the main thing. Also a buggy which will drop you off and pick you up between camp and arena if you want it and it's free. Hope this helps.