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Belgian Grand Prix / Camping 2027

Spa F1 camping 2027:
Make camp. Make a weekend of it.

Find your balance of trackside atmosphere, a good night’s sleep and an easy route to your seat. Compare tent pitches, motorhome areas and ready-pitched stays, then build a plan for your whole group.

Find your campsite

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Drawing routeThe itinerary still works without the map.
Sector 1≈2.232 kmSector 2≈2.241 kmSector 3≈2.531 km

Two bookings

Camping and circuit admission are separate.

Choose your side

Match the campsite approach to your circuit ticket.

Plan your exit

Official sites restrict Sunday departures, 16:30–19:30.

01 / Your base

Find your kind of camping.

Choose your setup, your atmosphere and your side of the circuit.

10 camping options · Your choice: Young Village

A quieter base near La Source

Camping Yellow

The calmer official campsite on the Francorchamps side. Start here for La Source, Ster, the main straight and the Eau Rouge side of the circuit.

Circuit approach
La Source / Ster
Your space
40 m² · up to five people · one car
Weekend pitch allowance
€520
Extra people
Included in budget estimate

The planner uses the Belgium guide camping allowance for this quieter official campsite.

Facilities, arrival & booking
  • First aid and safety
  • Shared showers and toilets
  • Parking spot
  • Car on your pitch

Power & water. Bring charged power banks; no private hookup.

Food. Bring groceries and a first-evening meal; Yellow has no onsite food or drink sales.

Arrival & departure. Thursday 08:00–Monday 11:00. Sunday departures pause from 16:30 to 19:30; check your arrival instructions before travelling.

Best for fans who want the official camping atmosphere without the liveliest late-night base. Include every camper, including children, in the booking total.

Grand Prix admission is separate and required. No campervans or generators on tent pitches. No individual electricity or water connection.

A social weekend on the Les Combes side

Camping Green

The festive official campsite between Malmedy and Stavelot, behind Les Combes. It is the closest official camping base for the Combes side and popular with fans who want more atmosphere after track action.

Circuit approach
Les Combes · Green-zone side
Your space
40 m² · up to five people · one car
40 m² pitch
€300
Additional person
€50

Use these as starting prices, then add your final group total in the budget builder.

Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Near the Combes entrance
  • Showers and toilets
  • Parking spot
  • Car on your pitch

Power & water. No private hookup; plan your charging before arrival.

Food. Pack your first evening and race-day basics, then use the campsite and circuit food options as backup.

Arrival & departure. Thursday 08:00–Monday 11:00. Sunday departures pause from 16:30 to 19:30; check your arrival instructions before travelling.

A strong fit for Bronze, Combes, 17–27, Speed Corner, Silver 3, Silver 4 and Silver 6 ticket holders. Groups of more than 15 people should arrange the booking directly rather than splitting reservations.

Grand Prix admission is separate and required. No campervans or generators on tent pitches. No individual electricity or water connection.

Stay for the evening entertainment

Young Village

Young Village is the official campsite for younger spectators and groups who want the easiest walk to the 17–27 entrance plus food, bar service and evening entertainment.

Circuit approach
17–27 / Blanchimont area
Your space
20 m² or 40 m² · select the correct group size
20 m² pitch
€250
40 m² pitch
€350
Additional person
€50

Prices are listed per pitch product; check your group size before choosing.

Facilities, arrival & booking
  • First aid and safety
  • Temporary showers and toilets
  • Bar, drinks and food
  • Parking spot
  • Evening entertainment

Power & water. No individual electricity or water connection.

Food. Bar, drinks, snacks and meals are sold onsite.

Arrival & departure. Thursday 08:00–Monday 11:00. Sunday departures pause from 16:30 to 19:30; check your arrival instructions before travelling.

Choose this only if the livelier programme suits your group. Camping does not include a 17–27 circuit ticket.

Grand Prix admission is separate and required. No campervans or generators on tent pitches. No individual electricity or water connection.

Bring your own home to the La Source side

Motorhome Yellow

A dedicated motorhome and caravan product for the Yellow area. Choose by vehicle length, then plan a self-contained stay.

Circuit approach
La Source / Ster
Your space
40 m² under 7.5 m · 50 m² over 7.5 m
Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Shared showers and toilets
  • First aid and security
  • Dedicated vehicle pitches

Power & water. No personal electricity or water connection; no wastewater disposal.

Food. Bring provisions and use only cooking equipment permitted by the campsite.

Arrival & departure. Thursday 08:00–Monday 11:00. Sunday departures pause from 16:30 to 19:30; check your arrival instructions before travelling.

Book the motorhome product, not a standard tent pitch. Check total vehicle and awning dimensions before paying.

No generators. Circuit admission is separate and required. Confirm the right product for a vehicle exactly 7.5 m long and for a caravan plus tow car.

A vehicle base on the Les Combes side

Motorhome Green

Stay in the Green area with a dedicated motorhome or caravan reservation. Match your approach to your circuit ticket and bring enough onboard capacity for the stay.

Circuit approach
Les Combes
Your space
40 m² under 7.5 m · 50 m² over 7.5 m
Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Dedicated vehicle pitches
  • Shared campsite facilities

Power & water. No personal electricity or water connection; no wastewater disposal.

Food. Plan groceries before entering race-week traffic.

Arrival & departure. Thursday 08:00–Monday 11:00. Sunday departures pause from 16:30 to 19:30; check your arrival instructions before travelling.

Check the booked vehicle category, occupancy and arrival route. A tent booking does not admit a motorhome.

No generators. Circuit admission is separate and required. Confirm the right product for a vehicle exactly 7.5 m long and for a caravan plus tow car.

A meal stop and a shuttle to the track

Masta · bring your tent

Masta works best if you want a managed campsite with meals, a heated dining room, evening entertainment and a paid shuttle rather than a long walk to the circuit.

Circuit approach
Paid shuttle · around 5 min drive to the circuit
Your space
20 m² · up to four people · one parking space next to the tent
Standard pitch
€295
Breakfast
Extra
Dinner
Extra

Standard is for your own tent. Add shuttle, food and any extras in the budget builder.

Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Reception 07:00–22:00, Thursday to Saturday
  • Showers and toilets
  • Breakfasts and food-truck dinners
  • Heated dining room
  • Parking space
  • Evening entertainment until 01:00
  • Paid shuttle to the circuit

Power & water. No pitch electricity; phone charging in the hall.

Food. Breakfast and food-truck dinners are available to buy. Standard pitches do not include breakfast.

Arrival & departure. Arrange your arrival with reception. Sunday departures are restricted from 16:30 to 19:30.

Choose Standard for your own tent. Confirm shuttle fare, first departure and last return before relying on it.

No campervans or generators. Circuit tickets and shuttle travel are separate.

Arrive to a tent with the basics ready

Masta · Comfort tent

A two-person tent with mattresses, sleeping bags, pillows and a lamp. Friday, Saturday and Sunday breakfast is included, with a paid shuttle for circuit trips.

Circuit approach
Paid shuttle · around 5 min drive to the circuit
Your space
Two-person tent on 30 m² · asphalt parking
Comfort tent
€655
Breakfast
Included Friday–Sunday

Comfort includes one two-person tent, two mattresses, two sleeping bags, two pillows and one lamp.

Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Bedding and lamp
  • Shared showers and toilets
  • Three breakfasts
  • Heated dining room
  • Parking space
  • Evening entertainment until 01:00
  • Paid shuttle to the circuit

Power & water. No pitch electricity; phone charging in the hall.

Food. Food-truck dinners are available separately.

Arrival & departure. Confirm check-in and check-out with the operator. Sunday departures are restricted from 16:30 to 19:30.

Choose Comfort for the equipped tent. Include shuttle fares and meals beyond the three breakfasts in your budget.

Evening entertainment runs until 01:00. Circuit tickets and shuttle travel are separate.

A party-free base at Rivage

GPtents · camping pitch

Bring your tent, caravan or motorhome to the operator’s Green-zone campsite at Rivage, Stavelot. Its quiet policy suits campers who want to prioritise sleep.

Circuit approach
Green-zone approach · confirm your walking route
Your space
Tent and vehicle products · choose your setup
Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Hot showers and toilets
  • Campsite parking
  • Onsite security

Power & water. Private power is an extra; confirm availability, amperage and connector for your pitch.

Food. Check meal options when booking; breakfast inclusion differs between camping and hotel tents.

Arrival & departure. 2027 stay advertised for 22–26 July. Check the arrival slot and vehicle departure rules on your booking.

Request the total for every person, night, vehicle and electrical extra. Circuit admission is separate.

Party-free site; large groups are not accepted. Check group limits before making separate bookings.

See prices & book with the operator

Travel lighter, sleep on a proper mattress

GPtents · hotel tent

A ready-pitched tent with foam mattresses, bedding, towels and a breakfast buffet. A practical option for fans arriving without a car full of camping equipment.

Circuit approach
Green-zone approach · confirm your walking route
Your space
Equipped tent · select occupancy when booking
Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Bedding and towels
  • Breakfast buffet
  • Hot showers and toilets

Power & water. Shared charging is available; private tent power is an extra.

Food. Breakfast is included; dinner can be bought separately.

Arrival & departure. 2027 stay advertised for 22–26 July. Arrange your final transfer to Rivage before travelling.

Check bedding, parking, power, arrival time and cancellation terms in your chosen package.

Party-free site; large groups are not accepted. Circuit tickets are separate.

See prices & book with the operator

A permanent campsite outside Stavelot

Camping l’Eau Rouge · caravan

Consider a permanent campsite for a longer Ardennes trip. Its F1 caravan product has specific race-week arrival and departure days.

Circuit approach
Blanchimont · around 2.5 km on foot to the entrance
Your space
Caravan pitch · confirm dimensions and occupancy
Facilities, arrival & booking
  • Permanent campsite
  • F1 caravan reservations

Power & water. Ask which hookup and service facilities are included in your F1 pitch.

Food. Check race-week catering hours and grocery options with reception.

Arrival & departure. Fixed arrival and departure days apply to the F1 period; select the race-week product.

Request a race-week quote, minimum stay and pitch services. Confirm other vehicle or tent types directly.

Allow additional walking inside the circuit. Ask about shuttle operation and last returns before relying on one.

See prices & book with the operator

02 / The whole group

A weekend you can budget for.

We prefill this from the campsite you choose and the Belgium guide budget data. Adjust any line if your booking differs.

Your trip

Know before you go

Less guesswork.
Better camping.

From a dry sleeping bag to a safe route home, get the practical details sorted before race week.

Match the campsite to your seat

Yellow approaches La Source and Ster; Green approaches Les Combes; Young Village uses the southern side. Getting through the entrance is only part of the journey: leave time for the hills and paths between the gate and your viewing area. Follow the route issued for your campsite, not a generic circuit pin.

Choose your seat and circuit approach →
Arriving without a car

A ready-pitched tent removes the bulkiest luggage. Book the journey to the campsite itself: a circuit shuttle may stop a long walk away, and a race-day coach may not run on Thursday or Monday. Ask the operator for a safe luggage drop-off, check-in hours and a return pickup point.

Plan your journey to the Ardennes →
Families and lighter sleepers

Start with Yellow or a campsite with an explicit quiet policy. Ask for the actual quiet hours and distance from entertainment; a family recommendation does not promise silence. Bring ear protection for the track, warm bedding and a meeting plan for everyone in your group. Children count towards campsite occupancy.

Step-free access and essential power

Official temporary campsites do not provide adapted sanitary facilities. Before paying, confirm step-free toilets, shower access, pitch surface and the complete route to your seat with the operator. If you need reliable overnight power or refrigerated storage, arrange it explicitly; a circuit accessibility ticket does not provide those campsite services.

Motorhomes and caravans

Measure the whole setup, including your awning, and declare the tow car. Official vehicle pitches have no personal power or water connection and no wastewater disposal. Fill and empty at suitable service points before arrival, and book a service stop afterwards. Arrange any essential hookup with a suitable private operator.

Cooking, food and water

Pack an easy first-night meal and breakfast before travelling. Check cooking permissions and current fire restrictions before bringing a stove or barbecue. Keep fuel-burning equipment outside tents and awnings; never use a barbecue to heat your sleeping space. Use designated drinking-water points and keep food cool. Plan a no-cook option for bad weather.

Rain, mud and a comfortable night

Practise pitching before the trip. Use an insulated sleeping mat, warm bedding and a groundsheet contained beneath the tent. Keep dry clothes in waterproof bags. At check-in, ask staff about drainage, safe parking and wet-weather recovery. Avoid driving across soft grass unnecessarily and use authorised assistance if stuck.

Security, phones and solo travel

Save tickets and arrival instructions offline, carry a charged power bank and agree a meeting point if calls fail. Keep valuables with you; official campsites have no lockers. Solo campers should share their site and travel plan with someone they trust and locate reception and first aid when arriving. Call 112 in an emergency.

Pets, neighbours and leaving no trace

Confirm campsite and circuit pet policies separately before travelling with an animal. Keep walkways clear, respect quiet hours and use the campsite’s waste and recycling points. Take your tent, pegs and broken equipment home. Empty toilet cassettes and greywater only at designated disposal points.

03 / Ready for the Ardennes

Pack for your kind of stay.

Your checklist saves on this device and travels with your downloaded plan.

Tickets & travel
Shelter & sleep
Weather & track bag
Wash & wellbeing
Power & camp kitchen

04 / From first peg to pack-down

Your camping weekend, sorted.

Fit your days around the race schedule →

  1. Before booking

    Choose the whole journey

    • Match campsite, vehicle type and circuit entrance.
    • Confirm dates, every camper, vehicles, minimum stay and cancellation terms.
    • Check pitch dimensions, power, accessibility and pet rules in writing.
    • Buy race admission separately and arrange any airport, rail or campsite transfer.

  2. Before you leave

    Arrive ready to settle in

    • Save tickets, campsite directions and booking contacts offline.
    • Shop before reaching the event roads; pack a first-evening meal.
    • Check the weather and test your shelter and charging equipment.
    • Plan Sunday’s departure restrictions and leave space before any onward connection.

  3. Arrival day

    Find your pitch in daylight

    • Follow your campsite’s issued route and check-in window.
    • Ask about showers, drinking water, waste, security and the walking route.
    • Keep car, tent and guy ropes inside the pitch and emergency access clear.
    • Agree a meeting point and find the safe route back after dark.

  4. Every race day

    Pack once for a full day out

    • Carry waterproofs, warm layers, sun protection, tickets and phone power.
    • Check gate opening and session times before setting your alarm.
    • Leave time for bags, turnstiles and the walk inside the circuit.
    • Check the last shuttle return before staying for evening entertainment.

  5. Sunday evening

    Give yourself room to leave

    • Official campsite departures pause from 16:30 to 19:30.
    • Do not book a tight flight, ferry or train connection after the race.
    • Keep food, drinking water and a dry change of clothes handy.
    • Consider staying Sunday night; check your own site’s checkout and departure rules.

  6. Monday

    Pack down, then take a break

    • Official Yellow, Green and Young Village stays end at 11:00; private sites have their own checkout.
    • Collect pegs and rubbish, and separate wet kit for drying later.
    • Use campsite staff for wet-ground advice before moving your vehicle.
    • Plan rest stops and any motorhome water or waste servicing on the way home.

A few final details

Camping questions, answered.

Does a campsite booking include Grand Prix entry?

No. Official campsite bookings require a separate Belgian Grand Prix ticket. Check any private package carefully: accommodation, admission, parking and transfers may be sold separately.

Can I buy official camping on arrival?

No. Book official camping online before travelling; tickets are not sold at campsite entrances or ticket offices.

Which campsite is quieter?

Yellow is the organiser’s quieter family recommendation. GPtents has a party-free policy. Green is livelier, Young Village has DJ evenings and Masta advertises entertainment until 01:00. No outdoor campsite can promise silence.

Can friends reserve neighbouring pitches?

Ask the operator before booking and arrange arrival together if advised. Separate reservations do not guarantee adjacent pitches; respect occupancy limits and quiet or group policies.

What can I take through the circuit gate?

Campsite and circuit rules differ. The circuit allows personal food, sealed plastic bottles and empty reusable bottles, but not glass, outside alcohol or opened plastic bottles. Check the latest prohibited-items list before packing your day bag.

Can I leave immediately after the race?

Official campsites restrict departures on Sunday between 16:30 and 19:30. Ask your operator how this affects your vehicle and allow extra time for event traffic. Staying until Monday can make the journey less pressured.

What should I check before paying?

Confirm the race edition and stay dates, occupancy including children, pitch and vehicle dimensions, parking, power, meals, transfers, taxes, deposits and cancellation terms. Get any accessibility arrangements or essential services agreed before paying.

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Editorial notes & sources

Camping information reviewed on 28 September 2026. The campsite planner prefills current official campsite products where product prices are published, and otherwise uses the Belgium guide camping allowance from the destination budget data. It remains an editable planning tool and does not make a reservation or check availability.

Opening hours and departure restrictions follow current operator guidance and may change for the booked edition. Walking approaches describe campsite areas, not surveyed pitch coordinates or guaranteed journey times. The operator’s route and booking instructions take priority.

Official barbecue wording is contradictory. This guide does not promise permission for a particular fuel or appliance; ask the campsite and follow current fire restrictions. Private campsite services, group policies and accessibility must be agreed with the operator.