When do public campsites get booked up?

[ejayAD]

Have a few friends who are hoping to come along but with work commitments etc. can't commit to booking anything just yet. Have told them (as I think is the case) that you can get admission to the circuit right up to the day of the race, but was wondering if anyone knows if the same is true of the public campsites? At the moment it looks like a few of the Yellow and Red sites still have places, not sure if it will stay that way though...

Cheers.

[anonymous-user]

You will be OK for the race tickets but all the good campsites tend to get booked up early they may be OK on BSJ though for a late booking
Tell them to go anyways as they can always sleep under a table at the Tertre Rouge Bar!!!

[Troubleatmill]

Buy a campsite ticket.
Sell it for face value if you can't go.

[vincegail]

Don't know how up to date this is, but there seem to be Houx campsite tickets still available????? How on earth is that possible?
http://www.lemanstourisme.com/dnn/menus/Lofficedut...
Even if they are sold out, it still is worthwhile to contact Nadine over at the Le Mans Tourism Office.

[vincegail]

But that was not really an answer to your question.
This is:
The yellow campsites such as Beausejour seem to have an 'unlimited' supply of entry tickets. You don't have to worry. Just turn up at the 'Rotonde' and ask for campsite tickets. (one per car, that is, not per person)

[ejayAD]

Thanks guys, that's reassuring, all should be good.

[allojon]

You can always buy entrance tickets from around the circuit. And lots of good camping areas available, no need to go to Beausejour. try speedchills or 1st tickets. They are both official sellers.

[gt6]

Yes with only 48 days to go there are still plenty of camping tickets around so just turn up at the rotonde when you arrive and take what ever they have left, race tickets will be available at the same place