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Camper Profile
European crowd of ACO members there to enjoy the racing.
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OUR RATINGS
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OVERALL
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GREAT FULL SERVICE CAMPING
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SECURITY
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BETTER THAN AVERAGE
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TOILETS / SHOWERS
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GOOD
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NOISE
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MOSTLY PEACEFUL
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INTIMATE AND FRIENDLY
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Pros:
"Club atmosphere", and boutique feel.
Cons:
None known. Perhaps not the normal atmosphere of a main site, but that might be exactly what you are looking for!
Close by:
Nothing really, other than the circuit itself, but the tram terminus is close by.
Did you know?
This is the first and only "members only site operated by the ACO directly.
It was my first time camping here in 2014 - it's a nice place to stay for a week.
The site is fairly small, at the end of the Airtrack private site, with plenty of trees over half the site, proving some shade for the hot days. Also you get the benefit of the Airtrack live music on Sunday night after the race if that's your bag.
It is an ACO members only site, which I guess explains the quiet nature of the site - the campers you will meet and the feeling of security (i.e no riff raff). I had a group of Danes camping right next to me - they were so quiet I thought they were German initially!
There is electric hook up, a water supply and a decent amount of room for camper vans/caravans if you are that way inclined.
Access to the circuit is excellent, about 10 minutes to the Village and the same to the Antares tram stop. Even though the site was sold out on the ACO website, the site didn't seem full at all, with plenty of room for activities. Facilities were kept clean all week, with no lines for showers even in the morning.
Overall, if you want a quiet, uncrowded campsite to come back to after a busy day, this is it. Though a bit more character and social atmosphere would have been good.
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