Campsites for the 2027 Bathurst 12 Hour are already sold out. Image: Richard Gresham
The campsites only went on sale seven weeks ago with all 3000 spots across the paddock and the Reid and McPhillamy Park grounds all snapped up.
Traditionally those are the only sites that are opened for the 12 Hour given the overall crowd is lower compared to the Bathurst 1000.
However, the speed at which the available sites have sold has prompted organisers to open expressions of interest for campers who missed out.
Should there be enough interest, more campsites could be opened.
Expressions of interest can be registered here
“Camping has become a cherished tradition of the Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour as fans come from across Australia – and some from even further abroad – to experience the event atmosphere first hand,” said event director Shane Rudzis.
“We are working to identify opportunities to expand our camping offering further for 2027 and if the demand is there, we’ll open more space.
“It is hugely exciting to see the demand for camping at Australia’s International enduro continue to grow – it’s an intrinsic part of the event’s culture and history and delivers the atmosphere it is famous for.”
Entries for the 2027 Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour officially open today.