2024 Campsite Map

2024 Campsite Map

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vincegail

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2,522 posts

162 months

Monday 6th November 2023
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Here you go:

(Click on picture to go to thumbsnap, and there rightclick to open in other tab to view full size)




Edited by vincegail on Monday 6th November 14:17

VladD

8,008 posts

272 months

Tuesday 7th November 2023
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Strange that it doesn't have Hippodrome on it.

DJFish

5,964 posts

270 months

Monday 13th November 2023
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The map on the ticket sales site has it.

Pedro163

2 posts

8 months

Monday 25th March
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Thanks for posting this. As a Le Mans newbie... this is super helpful smile

MrC986

3,557 posts

198 months

Monday 25th March
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For all those camping with PH/1st Tickets at Bleu Nord, it does exist but the ACO again failed to show it on the map (just like in 2023)....it is in effect at the back of the bigger Bleu Nord car park area.

Porkieboy

155 posts

180 months

Wednesday 27th March
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Unfortunately this not restricted to !st tickets they never show any of the private sites.

HardtopManual

2,543 posts

173 months

Wednesday 27th March
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MrC986 said:
For all those camping with PH/1st Tickets at Bleu Nord, it does exist but the ACO again failed to show it on the map (just like in 2023)....it is in effect at the back of the bigger Bleu Nord car park area.
It's on Google Maps too - https://maps.app.goo.gl/ekJiimVa6Wv4hDSa7

Last year, we drove in via Route de la Heronniere which avoided the queue from the roundabouts down the main road that runs down to Maison Blanche.

This year, because I've got hardly any time and all my mates are skint, I'll be on the Eurostar/TGV from St Pancras to Le Mans on Friday evening and back on Sunday evening. Will rough it in a bivvy bag at the circuit. Pretty much the opposite of last year's luxury!

RobbyJ

1,634 posts

229 months

Thursday 28th March
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HardtopManual said:
It's on Google Maps too - https://maps.app.goo.gl/ekJiimVa6Wv4hDSa7

Last year, we drove in via Route de la Heronniere which avoided the queue from the roundabouts down the main road that runs down to Maison Blanche.

This year, because I've got hardly any time and all my mates are skint, I'll be on the Eurostar/TGV from St Pancras to Le Mans on Friday evening and back on Sunday evening. Will rough it in a bivvy bag at the circuit. Pretty much the opposite of last year's luxury!
It's the only thing I've ever added to Google Maps, it just made navigating there easier.