Hampton Downs

FIA Grade 3 sealed circuit, North Waikato

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Before you go

Getting there
Directions & Parking
Free spectator parking is included with gate admission — no extra parking fee. There's no public transport option; the nearest train station (Pukekohe) is about 25km away, so plan to drive or carpool.
What to bring
Gate Entry & Tips
Major race weekends typically $20-$50 for adult gate entry depending on the event (multi-day meets run higher), under-12s usually free; club days and test days are often free or low-cost. Confirm current pricing at https://www.hamptondowns.com
Staying nearby
Camping & Accommodation
No public campground. Self-contained motorhomes can book dedicated parking in advance (check in at the main office for a gate code) — tents are not permitted.
For racers
Facilities & Pit Access
Café (Aoraki Coffee Roasters), Mad Mike's Mad Lab, go-kart circuit, corporate suites, business-park accommodation, large spectator car park

Location & Contact

Everything you need to find the track, get hold of the organisers, or plan your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question about racing or spectating here? Get in touch with NZShift at hello@nzshift.co.nz

How much does it cost to watch at Hampton Downs?
Gate entry for major race weekends is typically $20-$30 for adults, with under-12s usually free. Club days and test days are often free or low-cost. Prices vary by event, so always check the individual event listing.
Is there camping at Hampton Downs?
There's no public campground, but self-contained motorhomes can book dedicated parking in advance — check in at the main office for a gate code. Tents aren't permitted.
Can I bring my own car for a track day at Hampton Downs?
Yes — Hampton Downs runs regular public track days and go-kart sessions across its International, National and Club circuits. Check upcoming dates on the NZShift calendar.
How do I get to Hampton Downs without a car?
Public transport is limited — the nearest train station (Pukekohe) is about 25km away. Most spectators drive or carpool, and on major event weekends it's worth allowing extra time for traffic on SH1.