Are some campsite likely to be 'turn up and pay'?

[FLAT 6]

I've seen a suggestion on the tickets thread that there are plenty of tickets available for some of the less popular sites like BSJ. A couple of us are late in booking and are trying to decide whether to pay over the top for Karting Nord (where we have other mates staying), pre-buy one of these other sites or leave it in the hope that we can get KN at a sensible price closer to the event (with the fall-back of one of the other sites being available on the day).

Can anyone comment on availability of camping in the likes of BSJ?

Cheers,

Al

[fordyx]

BSJ - you can buy on arrival at face value. I'm pretty sure this is the only site you can do that

[MadMacMcMad]

Yes, Beau is usually OK to get at the gate. Me personally, I would rather travel with my tickets.

[5potTurbo]

With the amount of tickets available on here, Club Arnage, etc., why risk not being in possession of a guaranteed pitch/pass? *hint, hint*

http://pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t...

[andyps]

If you want to be sure of having somewhere to park your car I have a spare ticket for Parking Blanc available, along with a camping ticket for Pincenardiere (next to BSJ) if you are interested.

[PoleDriver]

The first few times I went to LM I bought my tickets at the last minute (arrived in post the day before I left) from EBAY.

[t1grm]

My first two years at Le Mans I bought camping tickets on arrival. 2004 I camped in Parking Aerodrome and 2005 I camped in Parking Rouge. The facilities are rubbish but I never spent time at the campsite other than to sleep.

Edit: Some locals just park up by the road and sleep in the car. Depends how fussy you are really.