There are spectator grandstands, covered by the free MSV wifi. The disabled parking and viewing area is in front of Murray's Bend, free for Blue Badge holders. Small open fronted tents are allowed in the general spectator areas.
Facilities
Food outlets
Bar
Toilets
Camping
Accessible viewing
Free wifi
Parking
First aid
Tyrrell's bar and restaurant is open through race weekends. Accessible toilets with baby changing are at Tyrrell's, the Bombhole and Murray's toilet blocks, plus a disabled toilet in the pit lane. The medical centre is to the left of Tyrrell's. Free wifi (MSV-HOTSPOT-WIFI) covers the pit garages, grandstands and restaurant. Own food and drink, including alcohol, can be brought in, and small open fronted shelters are allowed in spectator areas. No animals except assistance dogs.
Plan your day
Getting there
Snetterton is on the A11 between London and Norwich, about 10 miles north east of Thetford. From the south leave the M11 at junction 9 and follow the A11. Eccles Road, Attleborough and Thetford stations on the Cambridge to Norwich line have hourly trains, and the last leg is by taxi, booked ahead. There are no local buses. Norwich is the nearest airport.
Public car parks are free. Blue Badge holders park free in the disabled parking and viewing area in front of Murray's. A motorcycle parking area runs at every event. On major weekends the car parks are enforced overnight to stop camping outside the campsites.
Parking
Free
Public transport
Eccles Road, Attleborough and Thetford stations have hourly trains on the Cambridge to Norwich line, then a booked taxi. No local buses run to the circuit.
Nearest airport
Norwich Airport (NWI)
Camping
Camping is only in the designated camping areas, signposted in the car parks, and opens at the bigger race weekends. Overnight enforcement in the public car parks stops camping anywhere else.
Cash, cards and ATMs
There is no cash machine on site. MSV food outlets and most traders take contactless.
Good to know
Good to know
The track
Snetterton is a permanent circuit in Norfolk on a former wartime airfield beside the A11, run by MotorSport Vision (MSV). It has three layouts: the 300 Circuit, 3 miles (about 4.8 km) with 12 corners (5 left and 7 right), the 200 Circuit, 2 miles with 8 corners, and the 100 Circuit, 1 mile with 5 corners. The paddock is open to the public at events unless stated otherwise, with the pit lane for passholders.
