Where to stay for the 2021 Dutch Grand Prix

The best places to stay near Circuit Zandvoort for the 2021 Dutch Grand Prix, the first race in the country for more than 35 years.

Please Note: The 2020 Dutch Grand Prix was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. This post will be updated when dates are announced for the 2021 Dutch Grand Prix.

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Unfortunately, with less than 6 months until the return of the Dutch Grand Prix, all the best accommodation is sold out and what’s left is very overpriced. This is not surprising given that there was approximately 1m applications in a ballet for just 100,000 tickets to the event. Even without the race, accommodation in the Netherlands, and Amsterdam in particular, is already in very low supply thanks to huge demand from tourists. Without the right local contacts, you can forget about getting anything good in Zandvoort, apart from camping. There’s still accommodation available in Amsterdam, but prices are high (most hotels are in excess of €200 per night) and we suggest moving quickly to reserve.

Zandvoort Camping

There’s plenty of campsites along the coastline near Circuit Zandvoort, many of which offer cabins and apartments – the latter options are likely to be all booked out, but you should still be able to camp in your own tent at the race. With traffic (and overcrowding on the trains) expected to be a significant issue at Zandvoort in 2020, camping within walking distance of the circuit is sure to be a popular option. The following campsites are well-rated and within walking distance of the circuit: Camping De Duinrand, Qurios Bloemendaal aan Zee, Kennemer Duincamping de Lakens, Camping Zeeweg 71.

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