Everything you need to know to help you make the most of your day at the Callington MC Midsummer Festival.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
19th June 2027
Callington Methodist Church, Haye Road, Callington, Cornwall, PL17 7JJ
When & Where?
The festival takes place at Callington Methodist Church on Haye Road, within easy walking distance of Callington town centre.
Getting Here
There is limited parking at the church, so we recommend using one of Callington’s public car parks where possible.
Parking
We want the festival to be as welcoming and accessible as possible. Step-free access and accessible toilet facilities are available, and there will be places to sit and take a break throughout the day.
If you have any specific accessibility requirements or questions before your visit, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
Accessibility
There will be plenty to eat and drink throughout the day, with a range of food and refreshments available at the festival. Please bear in mind, that the Methodist Church is an alcohol-free site.
Food & Drink
Toilets, including an accessible toilet, are located inside Callington Methodist Church and will be clearly signposted throughout the festival.
Facilities
Dogs are very welcome at the festival, but please bear in mind that there will be loud music and other animals on site, which may not suit every dog. Please keep dogs under control and remember to clean up after them.
Furry Friends 🐕
We will be going ahead whatever the Cornish weather decides to do, as long as it is safe to do so! We will be praying for sunshine, but we recommend checking the forecast and coming prepared just in case our prayers need a little back up ☂️.
Weather 🌞
Come prepared for a day outdoors:
🧺 A picnic blanket or something to sit on.
🌞Sun cream (we can hope!)
☔ Waterproof (it is Cornwall, after all!)
Some stalls may have different payment options, so please bring cash.
What to Bring
Children & Families 🎪
Families are very welcome, with plenty for children to see and do throughout the day. Children remain the responsibility of the their parent or carer at the festival.
Still Have Questions?
