Accomodation at Snetterton?

[vauxh al]

So my first race is next Saturday. I am up there with MSV testing the day before. Where can you stay for the fri evening? I don't mind camping at the track, but is it hard standing only or what is open to use for water/loos etc?

Any tips?

[5mudge]

Can't comment on any local B+B's as it's my local track and as such haven't needed to stay overnight. Camping might be abit tight. Since the expansion, most of the grass in the paddock/overflow car park has been tarmac'd over or churned up into dirt. Best bet for soft camping is either the car park on your right as you go over the bridge or somewhere near the esses (Brundel/Nelson). Until all the construction work is complete, space is at a premium round there.

[number2]

Breckland Lodge is just down the road. (google it).

As it's a race weekend you might find it's fully booked though

Might be a travelodge or premier inn around- check out the accommodation section of the MSV website.

[TimCrighton]

http://www.overyfarmhousebedandbreakfast.co.uk/def... Just don't nick all the rooms next time I'm racing up there!! Its very close, probably closer than Breckland Lodge!

[nelson.tfr]

There's a good B&B called The Elms (I think) in East Harling. Does a nice breakfast and only 5 mins from the circuit.

[vauxh al]

Thanks, all seemed pretty busy, and some needed written booking which I am too lazy for.

Aldercarr Hall booked

Still cheaper than hiring the motorhome and getting it there, or sticking the pop up tent up!

[P1 TUR]

Breckland Lodge is a st hole.

[Muz_Wez]

The Mulberry Tree in Attleborough is very nice and fairly reasonable, if not then The Angel at Larling, good beer & food but accomodation a bit too traditional for me. It hasn't stopped me staying there several times though!