Le Mans 2022 - best camping for motorhomes?

[Faszination76]

Morning all,

I'll just caveat what i'm about to ask with the phrase "Assuming the 2022 race actually goes ahead as normal"....

I've got the opportunity to borrow a family motorhome for the race next year and was wondering, where would be the best place to camp with it? I've only seen two locations on-circuit, which are PZ54 and one other, the name of which escapes me (maybe Technopark?).

The last time I went to a race was 2009, I was camping and the whole thing got orgnanised by someone else, so I'm a bit ignorant of the options available.

Are either of those sites any good? Do either of them have space for a car too? I ask because i'd be driving down to meeting my father-in-law in France with the motorhome and taking both vehicles into the site for the week.

Any advice or info would be much appreciated!

Thanks.....

[RobbyJ]

The Pistonheads 1stTickets private camp site does motorhome pitches, plus you get all the benefits of the private site.

[surveyor]

As beasejour which is a course campsite without the expense of a private site, especially when you have your own shower and toilet onboard.

[Faszination76]

RobbyJ said:

The Pistonheads 1stTickets private camp site does motorhome pitches, plus you get all the benefits of the private site.

Thanks - looks like just the kind of thing i'm after. Will check back once things are done for this year (or whenever they release the info....).

[FredericRobinson]

What size motorhome? A regular one should be ok anywhere

[Faszination76]

FredericRobinson said:

What size motorhome? A regular one should be ok anywhere

I don't know the exact dimensions at the moment.

I can tell you that its a Fiat chassis, 6-birth Dethleffs, so a good size but not massive. Understand it would probably fit anywhere, but i'd like somewhere with reasonable facilities and hard standing at the very least. If the location has good security etc then so much the better.

Camped at Beausejour in 2009 and swore I wouldn't do it again (at least not in a tent at any rate - i'm not a fan of sleeping under canvas).

[Truckosaurus]

Houx is the only site that officially has electricity if you want to be plugged in, but you'll still be parked on grass.

The standard camping spot is 7.5m long, so if you are longer than that you'll need >1 camping ticket (either 2 for yourself or being part of a larger group that doesn't mind you taking up the space)

I believe the massive American RVs have to go in a specific area but it sounds like that doesn't apply.

[FredericRobinson]

There's a small area of hard standing on Tertre Rouge, but you'd need to be there early (Sunday or Monday) and you'd be down by the stage / fair, so noisy. Not sure where else you'd find any.

[hyper jay]

Garage vert is exerlent its within the circuit has services water and electric. Security is good and the shuttle trains start there so you can use them to get about..
No need to pay ott private camping