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**SinncmxM** · 02-27-2012, 08:29 AM

When we went in 2004, we managed about 4 stages a day, staying only for the WRC cars for the first 3 and then staying for the whole field for the 4th. We did it on the cheap as well, staying in caravan parks, although when in Raglan the caravan park was right next to the service park

We actually spent a lot of time planning out our stage viewing before the event, my friend Sophia did a great job of this. We ended up with a heap of other spectators tagging along with us. Made it a great trip. So good that I went back the next year competing

Ray

Cheers guys... It looks like with a bit of planning, there is a good opportunity to see a lot compare to european rallies... I think I will start to plan my journey until the spectator guide is released...
Can you camp everywhere or do you have to stay in a camping overnight?

02-27-2012, 08:29 AM	#7
SinncmxM Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	When we went in 2004, we managed about 4 stages a day, staying only for the WRC cars for the first 3 and then staying for the whole field for the 4th. We did it on the cheap as well, staying in caravan parks, although when in Raglan the caravan park was right next to the service park We actually spent a lot of time planning out our stage viewing before the event, my friend Sophia did a great job of this. We ended up with a heap of other spectators tagging along with us. Made it a great trip. So good that I went back the next year competing Ray Cheers guys... It looks like with a bit of planning, there is a good opportunity to see a lot compare to european rallies... I think I will start to plan my journey until the spectator guide is released... Can you camp everywhere or do you have to stay in a camping overnight?
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