Photo: James Daw / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
TT campsites — every site for TT 2027, prices and what it's like
Photo: James Daw / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
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Every Isle of Man TT campsite we could confirm for 2027, from £10 football-club fields to £169 glamping tents, with prices, booking windows, noise and security.
On the map
- Quarterbridge (Douglas Rugby Club) — 300+ pitches and IntentsGP glamping at the first corner
- Nine Yards, Ballakermeen — Bell tents at a Douglas school, near Bray Hill
- Glen Dhoo — Woodland site by Cronk ny Mona; walk to the Grandstand
- Blackberry Lane campsites — DHSOB field and Blackberry Lane glamping, Onchan
- Glenlough — 250 pitches on the course at Union Mills; 4-night minimum
- Saba's Glen Yurt — Yurts plus a TT-only bell-tent village, Union Mills
- St Johns FC — Club field with bar, marquee and live music at TT
- Peel TT Tent Village — Pre-pitched tents at Peel AFC, on the course
- Glen Wyllin — Glen campsite at Kirk Michael, near the course
- Ramsey AFC — TT-only field, £16 a person, near the course
- Crossags — Just off the course outside Ramsey
- Laxey AFC and Laxey Campsite — Quieter; tram up to the Bungalow
- Castletown Campsite — Away from road closures; £8 a person
For a big share of TT visitors, a tent is home for the fortnight. It’s the cheapest bed on the island, it’s the easiest to find, and, at the right site, it’s half the fun. This page lists every TT campsite we could confirm for 2027, with prices, facilities and how to book. It also says what TT camping is actually like, including the noise. For every other kind of bed, see TT accommodation. For camping the rest of the year, see campsites and glamping.
The quick version
- For the action: Quarterbridge (Douglas Rugby Club) sits at the first corner of the course, 20 minutes’ walk from the Grandstand. Glen Dhoo is next to Cronk ny Mona.
- For sleep: Laxey AFC and Castletown are away from the busiest spots.
- For a roof: pre-pitched bell tents at Quarterbridge, Ballakermeen, Braddan, Peel or Castletown.
- Budget: £8–£16 a person a night in your own tent.
- Book: the permanent sites fill first. The pop-up fields have more room and take late bookings.
Every TT campsite
Checked against each site’s own website or its Visit Isle of Man listing (opens in a new tab) in September 2026. Where a site hadn’t published 2027 prices, the figure is from 2026. “Ask” means no price is published.
Douglas and Onchan
| Campsite | Where | Own tent | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quarterbridge (Douglas Rugby Club) | Peel Road, Douglas | £12 a person; £15 with a van or bike pitch | 300+ pitches; bar, food 6am–10pm; pre-pitched tents £40 a person |
| IntentsGP glamping | Same field | Glamping only | 190 tents and yurts, £69–£169 a night |
| Nine Yards Bell Tents | Ballakermeen High School | Bell tents only | Real beds, showers, pool, cinema room |
| Isle of Man TT Campsite | Cronkbourne, Victoria Road | Ask | Under five minutes’ walk to the Grandstand; security staff; no dogs |
| Duke TT Village | Victoria Road | Cabins only | 200 en-suite twin cabins, from £350 a night (2026) |
| Glen Dhoo | Hillberry, Onchan | Ask | Next to Cronk ny Mona; advance booking only at TT |
| DHSOB Campsite | Blackberry Lane, Onchan | Ask | TT and Manx GP only |
| Blackberry Lane Glamping and Camping | Blackberry Lane, Onchan | Ask | Tents and glamping |
| Isle of Man Campsite Onchan | Whitebridge Road | Pre-erected tents | TT and Grand Prix only |
| Lower Ballacottier | Onchan | From £10 a person | Small family site, half a mile from the course |
Braddan and Union Mills
| Campsite | Where | Own tent | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Braddan Bridge Glamping (Duke) | Ballafletcher sports ground | No own tents | Bell tents for up to 4; bar, food, 24-hour desk |
| Glenlough | Union Mills | £15 a person | 250 pitches on the course; 4-night minimum; no dogs at TT; pods £75 |
| Saba’s Glen Luna Bell Tents | Union Mills | No own tents | Ten bell tents on the course from 2027; yurts too |
The west and north
| Campsite | Where | Own tent | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| St Johns FC | St John’s | £10 a person (Manx GP 2026) | Bar, marquee and live music; meals at TT |
| Peel TT Tent Village (Duke) | Peel AFC, Douglas Road | Pre-pitched only | 1- to 6-person tents; bar; on the course |
| Peel Camping Park | Peel | TT 2027 on hold until January | 50% deposit at TT |
| Glen Wyllin | Kirk Michael | From £13.50 | Cabins and ready-made tents: 7-night minimum |
| Cronk Aashen Farm | Near Barregarrow | £12 plus a TT supplement | Extra camping in the orchard at TT |
| Ballaugh Camping | Ballaugh | Ask | 2026 pitches sold out; 2027 opened June 2026 |
| Sulby Claddagh | Sulby | Government permit, £80 a fortnight | 65 pitches at TT; book a pitch after the permit |
| Crossags | Ramsey | From £13 | Three viewing spots a few minutes’ walk away |
| Ramsey AFC | Ballacloan Stadium | £16 a person | TT only; bar, drying room, breakfast |
Laxey and the south
| Campsite | Where | Own tent | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laxey AFC | Glen Road, Laxey | £13 adult, £6 child | TT only; bar, meals, “a quieter more relaxed TT” |
| Laxey Campsite | Quarry Road, Laxey | £13 adult (2026) | 25 pitches; campers’ kitchen |
| Castletown Campsite | Malew Road, Castletown | £8 a person; motorhome £16 | 100 tents, 20 vans; bar and kitchen; bell tents |
| Nine Yards, Castletown | Castletown football stadium | Bell tents only | Quieter; countryside views |
Sources for prices: the sites’ own pages and Visit Isle of Man listings, including Quarterbridge (opens in a new tab), IntentsGP (opens in a new tab), Glenlough (opens in a new tab), Ramsey AFC (opens in a new tab), Laxey AFC (opens in a new tab), Castletown (opens in a new tab) and Sulby Claddagh (opens in a new tab).
Booking windows
There’s no single booking date. In September 2026:
- Selling TT 2027 now: Duke (Braddan Bridge Glamping, Peel TT Tent Village, the TT Village and a Metzeler-branded glamping village in Douglas), with accommodation dates from 28 May to 15 June 2027 (dukebookings.com (opens in a new tab)), and IntentsGP at Quarterbridge, open 28 May to 15 June 2027 with two-night minimums in practice week and three in race week.
- Opened in June 2026: Ballaugh Camping.
- On hold: Peel Camping Park will review TT 2027 enquiries in January 2027 (peelcampsite.com (opens in a new tab)).
- Ask now: the football clubs, Glenlough, Glen Dhoo, Crossags and Cronk Aashen. The permanent sites are rebooked by regulars, so get on the list.
- Permit first: Sulby Claddagh needs a government permit before you can book a pitch.
What TT camping is actually like
Most TT campsites are football or rugby pitches with a clubhouse bar, big screens showing the racing, a food van, portable or clubhouse showers and a field full of bikes. People are friendly, the bar is busy and the conversation never leaves motorcycles. Many sites have on-site catering from breakfast onwards. Some even have drying rooms, which you’ll appreciate after a wet practice evening on the Mountain.
Noise. Expect bikes arriving and leaving at all hours, and a bar or marquee going late. St Johns FC advertises live music in a marquee during TT. If you need sleep, choose somewhere that sells itself on it: Laxey AFC describes itself as “a quieter more relaxed TT experience”, Castletown is away from the course, and small sites like Lower Ballacottier ask for quiet after 11pm. The Isle of Man TT Campsite in Douglas turns the music off by midnight and bans fireworks, campfires and barbecues.
Security. Several sites have staff on site round the clock: the Duke sites have 24-hour desks, and the Isle of Man TT Campsite has security staff and lockers for charging phones. Elsewhere, use a disc lock and a cover on the bike, keep valuables with you, and don’t leave kit in the tent while you’re out watching.
Roads. Sites on or next to the course are cut off while the roads are closed. That’s great for watching and bad if you want to go anywhere. Check road closures and plan your day around them. Quarterbridge, Glenlough and Glen Dhoo all put you within walking distance of a good spot; see where to watch.
— The Guru
Common questions
How much does TT camping cost?
With your own tent, £8 to £16 a person a night at TT 2026 and 2027 prices, from £8 at Castletown to £16 at Ramsey AFC. Pre-pitched tents at Quarterbridge were £40 a person, and glamping tents at the IntentsGP site cost £69 to £169 a night.
When do TT campsites open for booking?
It varies. Pop-up sites run by Duke and IntentsGP were already selling TT 2027 in September 2026, Ballaugh opened 2027 bookings in June 2026, and Peel put TT 2027 enquiries on hold until January 2027. Book the permanent sites as soon as they open.
Are TT campsites noisy?
The football-club and rugby-club fields with bars and marquees are lively late into the night. Quieter options include Laxey AFC, which sells itself as a more relaxed TT, Castletown, which is away from the course, and small farm sites. Some sites set quiet hours, such as music off by midnight.
Can you take a dog to a TT campsite?
Not everywhere. Glenlough bans dogs during TT fortnight and the Isle of Man TT Campsite in Douglas doesn't allow them. Other sites vary, so ask before you book, and remember a dog can't be left in a tent while you watch the racing.