I have spoken to a couple of agencies but the challenge is one of space for all the kit. A lot of the sites are numbered pitches and I am not sure how much space that gives us for all the kit.

Thanks for the advice though.

Tony

I suspect that this has been asked previously so hopefully someone will point me to the right place.

Having been going to the same campsite for the last 20 years, we now need to pick a different one and it looks like BSJ is the only option left. We are about 15 people, big gazebo, 8 tents, 8 cars, etc. Where are the more quieter areas of BSJ. Are there any areas to miss if it is wet, etc.

We will be arriving on Tuesday lunchtime and need to get out on Sunday morning so don't want to be surrounded by tents, etc blocking the cars in.

Any suggestions on where were to go in BSJ. Any advice would be much appreciated. Really at a loss as to where to go.

Thanks,

Tony

Advanced party leaving Monday arriving in Musee to setup the village get the beers cold enough for the rest turning up Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Leaving after the race and heading home. My son coming for the first time this year.

20 years and counting........

Interier Musee as usual. Smaller group of 11 of us this year arriving Wednesday PM. Usual spot over the tunnel to Dunlop. Almost 20 years now......

Depends how far you want to travel. After the race, we have stayed just by Alencon (http://www.le-gasseau.com/). A great place away from it all.

It is just long enough to get away from Le Mans but still time to get a decent shower and enjoy the evening. A bit of a trek the following day still but at least the traffic has gone from the roads. We chose this option to miss the traffic.

All gone a little south since JK....

Mine too.

Gentlemen start your engines....

Ticket Sold....

I have a spare camping ticket for Interior Musee for sale. I bought it from Just Tickets for £136.

Will send first class recorded when I get it (next few weeks usually) or you can collect from Surrey (GU12).

Tony

Done.

Looks promising.......

Done

Usual crew heading down on Wednesday to stay on Musee. Leaving Sunday afternoon to avoid the Sunday night visitors......

It's Vodafone Euro Traveller. Currently only £2 per day and then you can use your phone as if in the UK  (use you tariff data, texts, etc)

Works well for me.

1997 was my first year...Missed one year and never again.....Anyone remember the wall of death in the fairground?