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I'm going to assume you meant where does the BBC often go.
When I was at CampingF1 we had Jake there on the Saturday night.
CampingF1 is the best organised of the campsites. Its on a hill a few miles from the track and they bus you in and out or you can drive yourself. If you drive you will need a parking pass (best parking for CampingF1, assuming they use the same site, is the Red zone, which brings you in at Stavelot).
The CampingF1 site has a marquee which has a bar and hot food which is actually pretty decent. It has hot showers and toilet blocks and it about as good as you can imagine a camp site in a field to be. The only problem is that if it rains (which it will) then it turns into a mud bath. But hey, getting towed out of a field at 5am by a Landrover is character building
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You can bring your own tent or camper van, but they also do pre-erected tents, which we used. We had 2 of the larger ones between 4 of us and I think it worked out at about £80 for 4 nights. It saves you having to lug a tent and airbed etc with you, and also means you don't have to fight to put it up in the rain when you get there.
99% of the people there were Brittish which meant everyone was up for a laugh and banter was flowing. When it wasn't raining and you could whack on a BBQ and chill the views were great.
You can drive yourself, or I think they will pick people up from the nearest train station too if you get the train down.
So yeah, for camping I would suggest CampingF1. Definitely better than the at circuit camp sites, which are just fields with a couple of porta-loo's and filled with German and Finish yobs cutting down trees with chainsaws, playing thrash metal at full volume all night, and setting fire to sofa's and caravans.
