Multiple objections have been made to an application which could see the NAEC Stoneleigh used as a campsite on selected dates for another five years.
Grandstand Stoneleigh Events has applied for permission to provide camping on the site for up to 30 events per year, with up to 1,524 tents and caravans allowed in pockets on the site at any one time.
The company already has permission to run the events, with permission expiring in April 2025.
The five-year extension would also see camping restricted to no more than seven days per event.
The application to Warwick District Council states a number of rules and regulations are enforced on campers.
These include no outdoor activities after 11pm, no excessive noise, no ball games, and no BBQ's.
Guests are also told not to leave rubbish, keep dogs on a lead and to clean up after their pets.
But ten local residents have objected to the scheme, saying previous events have led to multiple complaints to the local authority.
Janet Jordan wrote : "I object strongly to this application.
"The plan allows for camping anywhere on the site, and offers no restrictions which would protect near neighbours from nuisance.
"And the scale of the requested permission - up to a maximum of 1524 tents or caravans - is excessive.
"The events team have a very poor record in planning events to mitigate impacts on neighbours, and for managing events in line with reasonable expectations."
Paul Harris added: "Previous events have been poorly managed with a lack of traffic management and security, allowing access to the private road.
"There are constant security issues, with cars and commercial vehicles parking and utilising the private estate roads of the Cunnery and Grovehurst.
"The camp site occupiers walk dogs, leave waste and litter and have created damage to fences and verges on Mary Lodge drive."
Meanwhile Jill Maloney simply said: "Having suffered years of annoyance and previous damage to my property from drunken revellers on the campsite, I strongly oppose this application."
See the full application here.
