At Lydden Hill Race Circuit, we are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment for all our visitors. We recognise that accessibility needs vary from person to person and are continually looking for ways to improve access across the venue and remove unnecessary barriers. If you have any specific accessibility requirements or would like to discuss your visit with us in advance, please get in touch with our team.
Visitors with Disabilities
Please be aware that Lydden Hill is a combination of hilly, flat and uneven surfaces, and some areas can be steep. We recommend taking this into consideration when planning your visit.
Disabled parking is available at the circuit, with spaces offering a view of the track. Parking is available on a first come, first served basis on event days. If you have a Blue Badge, please show it to the gate attendant when you arrive, so they can then direct you to the correct parking area. If you require disabled parking but do not have a Blue Badge, please email info@lyddenhill.co.uk in advance to request access.
The majority of the venue is accessible via ramped or level access, although some areas of the site may have uneven or steep surfaces.
Accessible toilet facilities are available in the toilet block within the Paddock Area. At major events, additional accessible facilities may also be provided within the disabled parking area. If you are unable to locate the facilities, please ask a member of our team.
Assistance dogs are welcome throughout the venue and should be kept on a short lead.
Carer Concessions
When attending an event with a disabled visitor, one essential carer may attend free of charge when the person they are accompanying has purchased a full-price ticket.
Carer tickets must be arranged in advance by contacting us. Carer tickets are not available on the day of the event.
Drivers with Disabilities
Drivers with disabilities who hold a full UK driving licence are welcome to take part in our track days, subject to the requirements of the individual event.
Drivers may be asked to provide information about their disability and any relevant requirements to our medical team so that appropriate safety measures can be put in place.
If a driver or passenger with a disability enters the gravel area during a session, the session may be red flagged to ensure they can be safely assisted and are not left in a vulnerable position.
Should you have any questions or queries about accessibility, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us!Contact Us