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Show Information and FAQ

CAMPING INFORMATION

The Campsite is situated on the showground and will open 2pm Friday. There is a designated campsite for 4-wheeled campers and one for bikes.No 4-wheeled vehicles are allowed on bike campsite.

All campsites have toilets and shower facilites.

Caravans are permitted at an additional charge and are located within designated marked plots.

Food and beverages are available onsite both from freestanding units and in a cafe with seating area.

Fires & Barbecues - There are to be strictly no fires / fireworks / Chinese Lanterns on site. A fire officer will be based on site throughout the weekend. Barbecues are permitted on suitable equipment.

Please note for health and safety reasons we cannot allow vehicles access to the campsites after 10pm at the may show and kelso and after 8pm at tailend. There will be a holding area close to the gates where temporary camping can be set up until the morning or campers can walk their equipment through the campsite. We will provide hand carts that can be borrowed for this purpose.

ALCOHOL

There are bars for the purchase of alcohol and beverages and you may consume your own alcohol within the campsite and general areas of the showground. However due to the showground licensing laws it is not possible to take your own alcohol into the indoor entertainment areas.

WHAT ABOUT PARKING?

Parking areas are available for cars and bikes free of charge at the showground. We also have a disabled access car park and a car park exclusively for bmf Members.

No re-admittance for vehciles to the show ground after 8pm. Park in the car park and walk on to site due to H&S rules

DISABLED ACCESS/FACILITIES

NB Due to the hire charges imposed on the show organisers and the additional charges then made to our disabled visitors by the company that operates the mobility scooters, we will be unable to offer Scooter Hire at the show. In addition to this our research shows a very limited take up of Mobility Scooter Hire at the shows and we hope that all those disabled visitors who attend our show will be able to make their own arrangements to bring some form of mobility transport.

We have a designated blue badge parking area,

There is a disabled camping area with easy access to toilets and shower units.

Fair Access Policy

The Mulberry Group Ltd operates a “Fair Access” policy for disabled people attending its events.
Disabled people attending are asked to assist us to ensure this policy works both for them and ourselves. In this respect:

1 – Those wishing to benefit from our Fair Access policy and their carers should offer evidence of their disability/carers status at the point of entry to the venue. Staff are instructed to handle this discreetly and sensitively, but you will appreciate that not all disabilities are readily apparent and neither is it always obvious that a particular disability brings with it a need for a carer to accompany a disabled person because of their disability.

2 – The easiest way to establish a disability is to produce a ‘blue badge’ or other registered means of identification. Where tickets are booked on line or over the telephone, then at the time of booking a disabled person should record the means of evidence that will be produced at the entry to the venue and then remember to show it at that point.

3 – If it is obvious to staff at the venue entrance that a particular disabled person cannot reasonably have access to and around an event unless accompanied by a carer then one carer will be admitted free of charge. Please be mindful that staff are not in a position to form medical judgements and so anyone who is disabled and wished to avoid confusion or embarrassment at the gate may prefer to bring with her/him some evidence not only of the disability but also as to the status of their carer as being officially recognised in that role.

4 – If not withstanding the above, you feel that you have not been allowed Fair Access to an event at the Showground then please send a written note to us within 7 days if the event quoting:

4.1 – Your name and address and that of any carer

4.2 – The gate that you entered through

4.3 – The evidence of disability/carers status offered

4.4 – The action taken

4.5 – Why you do not think Fair Access was allowed

Such claims should be sent to The Mulberry Group, Mulberry Farmhouse, Launton Road, Stratton Audley, Oxfordshire, OX7 9AS. We will treat such claims sympathetically but do need your help along the way.

DOGS

Dogs are permitted on the showground but must be kept on a lead and cleaned up after.

CASH MACHINES

There are cash machines available on site, situated beneath the grandstand and in the atrium