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Club Arnage => Help => Topic started by: Jack911 on November 30, 2005, 10:53:18 pm

Title: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Jack911 on November 30, 2005, 10:53:18 pm
Hi,

We're coming to the 2006 Le Mans and wanted some suggections of where to camp, how to get over, the best route to drive etc etc.

We'll have our own car with teh camping equipment in it so we'd like to park as close to our tent as possible.  We'd also like to get a spot which has access to the best part of the track for observing, if such a place exists.

Any and all suggestions gratefully received.
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Lorry on December 01, 2005, 01:08:40 pm
The best way is to trawl through this forum (and others).  The most popular sites are Maison Blanche and Houx Annex, although Karting Nord and Beausejour see some use.  The important thing is to get tickets now.  I heard that Just Tickets (or similar) sold out of camping passes in early July.

Parking is on your pitch. If you're in a 911, I'd prefer you went to Houx Annexe.
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Piglet on December 01, 2005, 10:01:48 pm
As Lorry says there are lots of threads on here and also on www.pistonheads.com -Le Mans forum - use the search function and you'll find loads of info there from last year.  Next years threads will follow in due course......
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Lorry on December 01, 2005, 10:24:12 pm
Watch the Team Razor video - their campsite design and building is excellent.and try www.beermountain.com
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Piglet on December 01, 2005, 11:08:47 pm
Quote from: Lorry on December 01, 2005, 10:24:12 pm
Watch the Team Razor video - their campsite design and building is excellent.and try www.beermountain.com

but their bottle mountain building is crap.....it's not an approved method at all.....  I laughed at the guys parked in the "forest" at MB last year who had a major bottle mountain collapse  when I suggested they should've used mastic it turned out that they had already .... ;D ;D
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: spill1980 on February 17, 2006, 08:35:54 pm
Last year was my first year & we ended up in beasejour, its not as busy as the other campsites & its a bit of a trek to the circuit but apart from that its pretty good. The atmosphere is pretty chilled there & the facilities are ok. You need to get your camping passes booked ASAP though, these are more important than the tickets for the race. Try and get there fairly early aswell
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Fran on February 18, 2006, 02:17:32 am
Quote from: Piglet on December 01, 2005, 11:08:47 pm
I suggested they should've used mastic i
use of mastic is entirely and absolutely  considered cheating and utterly verboten..... in my humble opinion.
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Doris on February 18, 2006, 02:37:35 am
Quote from: fran on February 18, 2006, 02:17:32 am
Quote from: Piglet on December 01, 2005, 11:08:47 pm
I suggested they should've used mastic i
use of mastic is entirely and absolutely  considered cheating and utterly verboten..... in my humble opinion.


I totally agree Fran.  It's just wrong and far too much like fannying about for my liking.  Frankly I have better things to do with my time - like drinking more - than trying to see how decorative I can make my empties look.
Title: Re: Advice on Camping etc for a Newbie
Post by: Lawnmower Man on February 18, 2006, 09:25:43 am
Quote from: Doris on February 18, 2006, 02:37:35 am

I totally agree Fran.  It's just wrong and far too much like fannying about for my liking.  Frankly I have better things to do with my time - like drinking more - than trying to see how decorative I can make my empties look.

Actually Doris,  I thought the Bottle pile was very decorative.  If not artistic in a tropicoma sort of way.   It was thown in to shape relief by some Siht hot mowing though.   ;D


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