Rooftop view of the Cree Estuary and County Buildings clock tower. The Galloway Hillls are in the distance.

Accessibility

Wigtown Festival Company firmly believes in enabling access for all and is committed to ensuring our annual festival is as accessible as possible.

Access Guide

An extensive and updated access guide is available each year for our annual book festival.

This includes information on:

  • Wheelchair accessibility
  • Disabled parking
  • Easy access toilets
  • Induction loops
  • Subtitles
  • Accessible travel and accommodation


    View our access guide here.


    Access Maps are available from the box office during the festival.

    All of our accessibility documents are available in large print on request.

Induction Loop

All our main venues are equipped with induction loops.

Dementia Friendly Space

Wigtown Library, located in the County Buildings, is a recognised Dementia Friendly Space by Alzheimer’s Scotland. It can be used as a quiet space throughout the festival if you’re visiting with someone who has dementia, learning difficulties or you just need a few minutes peace from the buzz.

Hidden Disabilities

Hidden disability sunflower lanyards will be available at the Box Office for the festival. If we can help provide for any additional needs you have, please don't hesitate to contact the box office at 01988 403222.

Parking

The lorry park, accessible on South Main Street beside The Old Bank Bookshop, is temporarily allocated as disabled parking space during the festival. If you have a blue badge and you’re struggling to park, please telephone the box office and we’ll try to help.


Accommodation

To view the accessible accommodation listings for the area, please visit the Visit Scotland website here.


If you haven't found the information you're looking for on this page, please don't hesitate to contact the box office at 01988 403222 or email [email protected]