Find your British Grand Prix camp site

Welcome to our all new Silverstone Camping page. Here you can find all the main campsites around Silverstone, either via the menu on the left, or by clicking the icons within the map. Green icons are regular campsites, purple icons include reasonably pre-erected packages – now there’s posh!

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Where to stay?

The map above shows all the main campsites dotted around the Silverstone area. All of them have their pro's and con's - but the on the whole, you can't really go wrong with any of them.

There's a new trend for British GP fans that seems to be growing each year, which is choosing a ready made campsite package. CampingF1 and IntentsGP both offer fully pre-erected tents upon arrival and pretty much take the whole stress of camping away.

IntentsGP

IntentsGP have a feature list that looks something like this: Top quality camping accommodation pre-erected ready for your arrival, Two of us on site ready to help you with anything we can, Inflatable beds, Continental breakfast, Option of double inflatable beds with fitted sheets, Pillows with pillow cases, Sleeping bags, Night light, Access to a generator, Cool box with a bag of ice on arrival and refilled every day, Table and chairs, Reusable barbecue with utensils, charcoal and firelighters, Reusable crockery and cutlery, Marquee, TV, WiFi subject to availability.

Alternatively, if you are looking for Silverstone Hotel, then take a look at prices now for the British Grand Prix weekend here! We've also created a guide that has details of plenty of Silverstone Hotels in the outer area, should the closer hotels be fully booked (as many are so early on these days!)

Buying Silverstone F1 tickets in advance

It's important you buy your British Grand Prix Tickets in advance to avoid disappointment as it will sell out well in advance of the race itself. The race gains popularity every year so reserving your grandstand seat should not be attempted only weeks before the race. You can find availability for F1 tickets in our dedicated section.

IntentsGP

Travelling to Silverstone

If you intend to camp and spend the full 3 days at Silverstone you need to think about when you are going to arrive at the track. If you can get to the campsite Thursday night, this will give you the chance to set up and be ready for the first free practice session on the Friday morning. If you intend to travel to the circuit on the Friday itself, you do face the risk of traffic on the way which in turn can lead to missing some of the action and havng to setup your pitch in a rush.

Spot anyone from enterF1.com?

There's a good chance you may see some people wearing enterF1.com t-shirt around the circuit, or in the campsites. Who knows, you may also see a flag or two. We also love to drink at the White Horse pub on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night so if you see some one in a t-shirt 'enterF1.com' - introduce yourself!

Silverstone Village & The White Horse

Jakes and Eddie's BBQ - BBC F1 Team - Silverstone Camping

If you like a cold pint or two, a short walk into Silverstone village in the evening may be for you. The pub in the little square is called The White Horse - you can't miss it as you go down the hill. This is is the place to be in the evenings as everybody is friendly and F1 mad! They always have a marquee out the back and a big outdoor cook up for people looking for some dinner. The choice of food is usually pretty good with the likes of burgers, curry, chilli and plenty of other dishes on offer.

Entering the Circuit

If you plan to leave your campsite to go and watch a morning session, leave plenty of time before hand and expect to queue at the gate. The officials usually take security quite seriously and bag checks may be in place, so don't get frustrated if it takes a while to get in.

Keeping drinks cold

If the Grand Prix weekend is hot, but you want cold drinks (beers!) in your campsite, pop into the local town where it is likely the newsagents will be selling bags of ice for your cool box. It is best to buy these bags at night as many of your drinks will still be cool in the morning when you head out to the track.

Show your colours

It's always good to show your support for the team or drivers of your choice. It's well worth checking what F1 merchandise is available online before you go to Silverstone as it can often be far cheaper! Being the British Grand Prix, below is a selection of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button merchandise you may fancy snapping up ready for the big weekend!

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