Every Child Deserves a WILDHOOD...

… so one of our enduring goals is to ensure our annual festival is an inclusive, accessible event.  We work closely with PAMIS (Promoting A More Inclusive Society) to give people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, and their families, a chance to feel immersed in a magical festival. Incorporating feedback from families, we also put practical support and plenty of gentle, sensory, interactive activities at the heart of our festival experience. 

Experience More at WILDHOOD…

We prioritise accessibility and inclusivity in programming and site design.

Quiet areas, accessible facilities, thoughtful scheduling.

Back by popular demand! Our all terrain vehicle - led by Simon and his pony Obama - can help you travel beyond the everyday limitations of a wheelchair. 

We’re pleased to confirm we’ll have even more accessibility areas this year. See our Full Programme 2026!

BRAND NEW: Accessibility Steward

Our team - the ‘Busy Bees’ - will allocate you a ⁠steward as your main point of contact.

A few days ahead of the event, your steward will email you to make arrangements and help ensure you can fully enjoy your WILDHOOD experience. For more details or to request this, please email info@wildhoodfestival.com

Also, do you need Personal Assistant Tickets for people who need to be accompanied to the event? Discover more here.

Our accessibility developments and shuttle bus pilot are supported through EventScotland - part of VisitScotland, recognising WILDHOOD’s contribution to Scotland’s cultural and family tourism landscape.

Every WILDHOOD Is Unique. Plan Your Adventure, Your Way.

We've created a What to Expect Guide to help families prepare for their visit, with information about arriving on site, sensory spaces, facilities and what the festival looks and feels like. Click below to view and download the guide.

DISCOVER YOUR WILDHOOD

  • "My son has autism and festivals are usually a no-go for us because of noise and crowds. WILDHOOD was so perfect though. It was natural and magical. Thank you."

    - WILDHOOD Festival-Goer

  • "We absolutely love the vibe at WILDHOOD - it’s so friendly, and chilled. There are lots of areas we enjoy sitting at just soaking up the atmosphere. As our kids grow, we know they’ll get more and more out of the experience."

    — WILDHOOD Festival-Goer

  • "My son has a global developmental delay with sensory possessing issues. There were lots of activities he could he could take part in and was often helped by those running the activities to participate as much as he could. This was our first family trip that was a success, we loved it. Thank you"

    WILDHOOD Festival-Goer

  • "My daughter is autistic and loves WILDHOOD - this is the fourth time we have been. "

    - WILDHOOD Festival-Goer

  • "My wee boy can be anxious but he was off exploring and building his courage and resilience delighted by the environment. I left feeling like I had just spent the most amazing weekend relaxing with friends and family."

    - WILDHOOD Festival-Goer