Folk

Together We Stand is outside. We sit under a shaded canopy. If it rains we go up on a covered patio. The patio is handicapped accessible. The outside area is flat and also accessible. 

We aim to make Camelot Days Medieval Festival an exciting and enjoyable experience for everyone. Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations (other than what is listed below) in order to participate in Camelot Days must contact Sarah at 786-332-0047 or info@camelotdays.com at least five (5) business days prior to the scheduled arrival.
Wheelchair AccessibilityCamelot Days Medieval Festival is wheelchair accessible by a combination of well-paved permanent park paths and the temporary professional installation of ADA-compliant temporary paths (“Mobi-mat”) throughout.
Accessible ParkingAccessible parking is available in the parking lot near the ticket booth. As you enter TY Park, go right and tell the parking attendants that you need accessible parking. Once you show your placard, they will guide you to the parking area.
Accessible RestroomsWheelchair-accessible restrooms are available at the permanent park restrooms near the front gate and at the portable toilets near the food court.
Service AnimalsIn order to protect our guests, participants, and their animals, we can only allow service animals at Camelot Days.  A service animal is one that is trained to work or perform tasks for a person with a disability.

Accessibility

For any persons with disabilities, we have a zero-entry ramp and lift to the first floor of the house.  We have designated accessible parking spaces and restrooms.  Although the second floor of the house is only accessible via stairs, we display photographs in the foyer of the upstairs.  Staff and volunteers will do their best to accommodate any individuals with special needs or disabilities.

The Davie Cooper City is handicapped accessible. 

The Davie Cooper City is handicapped accessible. 

The Rodeo Grounds is accessible to wheelchairs. Special group pricing for patrons with disabilities.