Camping @ the Grand Prix .....Litchlake Farm Campsites
Camping @ the Grand Prix .....Litchlake Farm Campsites
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anonymous-user

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83 months

Sunday 29th June 2008
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hi i have a 3 day pass for next weeks british grand prix and im hoping to camp at Litchlake Farm Campsites. has anyone stayed there before? what are the facitlies like? are there any places to eat or do u have to cater for yourself i.e a bbq?

i have been to lemans 2 years ago with the lads but this time im going with my girlfriend as she got me the tickets for m birthday.

any info would be great

thanks

Shaw Tarse

31,887 posts

232 months

Sunday 29th June 2008
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Not been there myself,I've stayed at Whittlebury.
Have you tried the Litchlake website for info?

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Sunday 29th June 2008
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yeh very basic info on there really,

got a feeling it maybe like houx annex of lemans

condor

8,837 posts

277 months

Sunday 29th June 2008
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I've stayed at Litchlake a few times.
There's plenty of food stalls and merchandising stands - there's a funfair and also plenty of toilets....shower facilities are available but have long queues. Tap water available to fill buckets etc. outside the toilet blocks.

Best tip I can give is to get there early on Thursday as it's filled on a first come basis...and more space is given to the early arrivals.

BalhamLotus

281 posts

248 months

Sunday 29th June 2008
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condor said:
I've stayed at Litchlake a few times.
There's plenty of food stalls and merchandising stands - there's a funfair and also plenty of toilets....shower facilities are available but have long queues. Tap water available to fill buckets etc. outside the toilet blocks.

Best tip I can give is to get there early on Thursday as it's filled on a first come basis...and more space is given to the early arrivals.
All of what he said, plus I would say the toilets / showers are on a par or slightly worse than Le Mans. You can say what you like about giving the old dear outside a euro every time you use the facilities, but she usually keeps the place reasonably clean (until the sunday anyway).

Drove past today on my way back from my sister's in Telford and there are people in there already. Not many, but I can't imagine what they are going to do all week. The funfair isn't even there yet!