If the Board refuses to give you access, you should consider filing a lawsuit against the Board. You should also talk to a number of other owners in your Association, to see if they will join you in this litigation. If the situation is so bad, you have the right to call for a special meeting for the purpose of recalling one or all of the Board of Directors. Your Bylaws will spell out the legal requirements for obtaining such a special meeting. You should be forewarned, however, that this is not an easy task.
Many owners are apathetic, and fearful of raising their voices in protest.
You must mount a major political campaign, not only for the purpose of recalling the existing Board members, but to present your own slate of directors who will serve as substitute directors if you are successful in your recall efforts. Invite your neighbors in for coffee or tea to discuss your political campaign. Recruit as many neighbors as possible to be team captains to continue to mount the recall campaign. You cannot do it alone. And, as is the case in federal or statewide elections, you will find that the incumbents usually have the stronger hand, since they are currently in office.