From completely new attendees, to those who have come to camp every summer for the last ten years; from the people who run wheelie schools, skateboarding classes and knit with nanna workshops, to our incredible community of volunteers, partner-businesses and sponsors.
Our community is vast and soooooooo incredible
INCLUSIVITY
From day one, Camp VC was built as a space where women would leave feeling like nothing is impossible. Riding a motorcycle will do that for you!!
Our community has grown to include women (including trans women), and also NBi people. We’re all looking for the freedom and safety to explore a whole world of adventure sport and beyond, where we don’t otherwise find opportunity to do so in this traditionally men’s/masculine dominated space.
Kindness, respect and support for each-other are non-negotiable, and we welcome women and NBi people of all ages, races and ethnicities, sexualities and abilities.
We occasionally get asked if guys can come to Camp VC - after all, there really is no place like our festival. Our community is focused on women and NB folk who don’t have access to adventure in the way men do. That said, we’re happy to share recommendations for other incredible events, communities, and instructors. Drop us a line at hey@campvc.co.uk for ideas.
Hear IT from OUR attendees
“CAMP VC IS SOOOOO WARM AND WELCOMING AND ACCEPTING. THERE IS NEVER A FEELING YOU ARE NOT ENOUGH”
-JENNI, ESSEX
“EVEN IF YOU THINK THAT NONE OF THESE ACTIVITIES COULD POSSIBLY BE FOR YOU, JUST JUMP IN AND YOU’LL END UP DOING THINGS YOU DIDN’T THINK WERE POSSIBLE”
- HANNAH, YORK
“THE FEELING OF INCLUSIVITY HAS BEEN INCREDIBLE. I FEEL LIKE I CAN JUST SAY YES TO EVERYTHING.”
- SARAH, STAFFORDSHIRE
ACCESSIBILITY
Check out our Accessibility PDF that covers the following and will be regularly updated in the lead up to Camp VC 2026:
Ticket information
Personal Assistant/PA ticket scheme
Accessibility of campsite
Calm spaces
Assistance dogs and guide dogs
Site layout
Accessibility and activities
Accessibility for crew, performers and volunteers
