Easy to find in the heart of Milton Keynes, we’ve chosen Campbell Park as the ideal venue for the MK Weekender.

This central city park is managed by The Parks Trust and stretches from the theatre end of Central Milton Keynes down to the Grand Union Canal.

The original vision for Campbell Park was for it to be the cultural heart of the city, with sculptures sited in the park alongside art installations, performances and temporary shows. Today you can see many pieces of public art and sculpture within the park and its purpose-built events area hosts numerous events throughout the year.

Car Parking

Please consider alternative forms of transport such as walking or cycling. To plan your journey head to www.getsmartertravelmk.org

Event location is at the Campbell Park Events Plateau, what3words location apart.frightens.helps.

The nearest parking is available at centre:mk car parks (John Lewis end) and follow the Redway bridge into the park.

Please note: There is absolutely no event parking available on the roads surrounding Campbell Park including Avebury Boulevard, Huntley Crescent, Enterprise Lane, Enmore Gate and the residential roads opposite. These parking spaces will be coned off or restricted for residents only. Do not attempt to park on these streets or grass verges as you will receive a parking ticket.

Accessibility

• Parking: Limited accessible parking is located adjacent to the Events Plateau on Avebury Boulevard, what3words location relies.bunch.cardinal. Additional accessible parking is available at city centre car parks.

• Drop-off/pick-up: Please instruct drivers to drop off at Budgens supermarket, Avebury Boulevard, which is a 150m walk to the events plateau. What3words location waged.skills.backfired.

• Toilets: Wheelchair-accessible toilets will be available on-site and a Changing Places facility is located at Milton Keynes Gallery, 400m from the events plateau, open during gallery opening hours.

• Wheelchair access: The event is held on the events plateau, which is an area of level grass. There is a surfaced perimeter path but it may be necessary to cross short sections of mown grass during the event.

• This Pre-visit Guide for Campbell Park events has further information.

• Quiet areas: Campbell Park is a vast landscape with plenty of spaces to relax. Follow surfaced paths to secluded benches and views over the city. For more information, visit the Campbell Park webpage.