El Dorado Festival

Tickets on sale on Thursday 31st January!

For centuries intrepid explorers have searched the world over for the lost kingdom of El Dorado, a land believed to have streets paved with gold, layered with lakes of fresh water and luscious green jungles - a land so beautiful you will never want to leave.

At the beginning of July, the golden gates of El Dorado will open for the fourth time revealing a new weird and wonderful playground nestled amongst the hills of the beautiful English countryside.

Join other like-minded Explorers as you escape everyday life in search of something far more exotic.

What is accessibility like at El Dorado?

El Dorado Festival is held at the Eastnor Castle Deer Park in Herefordshire. The land is woodland, farmland, lakes and has some uneven ground.

There is a tarmac road running up to the Main Arena. The Main Arena has a number of small hills inside its perimeter. There is a gravel road that runs around the edge of the Accessible Campsite.

The Accessible Car Park is located near the drop zone, Blue gate route. The ground leading from the accessible car park and campsite to the Main Arena entrance consists of gravel road and grass. The distance is approximately 400 metres. The Main Arena is 300 metres from the main gate to the furthest perimeter edge.

Please note: The weather conditions can dramatically affect the ground conditions, so wherever possible please try to consider what preparations you may need to make and equipment you may need to bring along.

How should I let you know about Accessibility requirements?

The following access facilities need to be pre-booked using the Access Requirement form, please email support@eldoradofestival.com to receive this. This form and the required evidence must be sent to us once you have purchased a ticket.

2 for 1 Tickets for Personal Assistants

We provide a 2:1 ticket scheme for individuals who would be unable to attend our events without bringing a personal assistant. Once you have bought a full price ticket, please fill in the access requirement form and provide us with a form of evidence as listed on the form to receive your personal assistant ticket.

Accessible Camping Wristband

On arrival, there will be an Access Information Point where customers can collect further information on access within the festival site. It is also here that additional pre-agreed wristbands can be collected.

The accessible campsite will be cordoned off from general camping. There will be a number of accessible toilets and showers. Please assist us with planning by letting us know if you intend to use this service when completing the Access Requirement Form.

Near to the Accessible Campsite, there are village services (bar, concessions, information point and welfare).

Facilities we provide in the accessibility campsite:

Standard showers and toilets

Fresh water points

Waste disposal point

Please note: This campsite is available to customers who are unable to camp in the standard campsites or who need access to specialist facilities we provide.

Live-In Vehicles (Campervans, Caravans)

We have a limited number of accessible live-in vehicle pitches available on a first come first served basis. After you have submitted the accessibility application form (if approved) you will be sent a link to purchase one of these.

Accessible Parking Pass

An Accessible Car Park is located within the Accessible Campsite perimeter. Customers are allowed to park their cars near to their tent in a designated car park, but not directly next to their tent.

Will there be accessible toilets? 

There will be a number of accessible toilets located on the festival site within the campsite and Main Arena.

Will there be strobe lighting? 

There will be general warning signs around the Main Arena if strobe lighting will be used. Due to the nature of the artists it is likely that strobe lighting will be used throughout the performances. There will not be a warning immediately before a period of strobe lighting.