Uttoxeter Racecourse Caravan Site, Wood Lane, Uttoxeter, ST14 8BD, Tel 01889564172

To Find Site:- At Uttoxeter on the A50 turn left onto A518 and follow signs to Racecourse. (do not follow signs to race day car parks)  Still following the signs turn into Wood Lane and drive past two racecourse entrances and the site is third on the left. 

Please note:- As of 2024 this site is no longer run by the Caravan and Motorhome Club and administration of the campsite is now run directly by the Race Course. However the site is only open for three days at a time during Race Meetings. Details can be found here Uttoxeter Racecourse

Uttoxeter Racecourse campsite takes up a corner of the racecourse right along side the track. There are 76 pitches, all of which are on grass, laid out around gravel roads. Although the area taken up by the site is not large you do have access to the 60 acres of the racecourse on non race days. This included a nice adventure style playground for the children and of course as much kick about space as they need. The toilet facilities will not win any awards but as the wardens said on arrival they are adequate!  The disabled toilet is in its own portacabin. In the ‘Utility Room’ is the dish wash area and  washing machines, it also houses information on the surrounding areas.  For Mobile Broadband users my Vodafone dongle worked well with a good 3G signal. The only water and waste facilities are situated at the toilet block so it’s a long walk from the furthest part of the site.  Tent campers and non members accepted.  No arrivals are accepted on Race days and other vehicle access is restricted as access requires you to cross the race track. 

The site is only a short walk from the pleasant town of Uttoxeter which has a good range of shops. From the rail station  you can take a train to Stoke on Trent in one direction and Derby in the other. There is a Tesco supermarket within half a mile of the campsite. There are lots of opportunities for days out from the site including Alton Towers. In the Stoke on Trent area there are several museums and visitor centres associated with the pottery industry  including the Wedgwood Visitors Centre and Wedgwood Museum, The Gladstone Pottery Museum and of course Trentham Gardens.

Click here for  of our Diary of when we visited this campsite