Spa 24 Camping
Discussion
I have put this in LM forum as most likely most that come on here might have been to spa24.
I'm going to the WEC in Germany in July and the week after we are doing the Spa 24 hour ferries are all booked, I know I can just roll up at the Ring and pay there and then for camping. Question is do I need camping tickets before I turn up at Spa or can i just roll up pick a campsite and pay there and then.
There's not a lot of info on camping for this meeting on the official sites, I have looked at Camping l’Eau Rouge, but this seems a bit too far from the circuit.
I was at the Belgium Grand Prix couple of years ago and we camped at Les Combes corner right next to an Entrance to the circuit but cant find anywhere selling tickets for this site , or any other site for this meeting.
Travel Destinations have a package deal for ferries and camping, but don't require ferries, plus the campsite is 10 minutes drive from circuit,
Any info much appreciated thanks
I'm going to the WEC in Germany in July and the week after we are doing the Spa 24 hour ferries are all booked, I know I can just roll up at the Ring and pay there and then for camping. Question is do I need camping tickets before I turn up at Spa or can i just roll up pick a campsite and pay there and then.
There's not a lot of info on camping for this meeting on the official sites, I have looked at Camping l’Eau Rouge, but this seems a bit too far from the circuit.
I was at the Belgium Grand Prix couple of years ago and we camped at Les Combes corner right next to an Entrance to the circuit but cant find anywhere selling tickets for this site , or any other site for this meeting.
Travel Destinations have a package deal for ferries and camping, but don't require ferries, plus the campsite is 10 minutes drive from circuit,
Any info much appreciated thanks
F18RSC said:
Yes camping at the circuit is turn up and pay, around 15Euros per person IIRC.
Limited services but good. Camping Eau Rouge down the road you need to book as they are quite a tourist site year round.
Not sure where we will camp yet.
Rick.
Thanks Rick, will have Plenty time to scout around for a site as we will only be coming from the Ring, need to find somewhere to stop on the Monday night as I don't think anywhere at Spa will be open until the Tuesday.Limited services but good. Camping Eau Rouge down the road you need to book as they are quite a tourist site year round.
Not sure where we will camp yet.
Rick.
Can cope with the lack of facilities as my Van is suited to off grid, be good to get a flattish pitch though ..
Graham
Think This is the area that F18RSC is talking about above, so this is going to be my choice as its fairly central to everything.
I have stayed up by Le Combes corner for the F1 but concerned my son wont manage the walking distance from there to other parts of the circuit and back again each day.. and the field we were in turned into a quagmire and getting in and out in the car was impossible, since I'm there for nearly a week for the 24 i need to be able to get in and out.
outspan said:
dear all
Since I can't make it for LM in 2017, I am going to the Spa 24 hours (just the race itself, arriving on Saturday, leaving Sunday night as we have some driving around Eiffel/Mosel to get over with before that) and this topic has been a great help to me, thanks a lot!
I just wonder if it's possible to book trackside camp space in advance? Or there's usually enough available?
Hope to see other PHers there....
You can pre book in advance or just turn up and pay at the camping entrance's.Since I can't make it for LM in 2017, I am going to the Spa 24 hours (just the race itself, arriving on Saturday, leaving Sunday night as we have some driving around Eiffel/Mosel to get over with before that) and this topic has been a great help to me, thanks a lot!
I just wonder if it's possible to book trackside camp space in advance? Or there's usually enough available?
Hope to see other PHers there....
Edited by outspan on Monday 19th December 11:14
I'm going again in 2017, I stayed in the campsite next to eau rouge entrance this year, as post above, beware though!! by the Saturday it was a complete swamp, or at least the part we were on was. I would check out how bogged down the site is before parting with any cash.
Rain was biblical, as it normally is at Spa. I'm going again in 2017 but will not be using the sites by the circuit, I'm going to seek out the smaller camp sites that are in Franchorchamps village.
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