Group Camping: Park Next to Your Friends, Whatever the Rig
Race weekend is better with your crew, and Speedway Sports Park is laid out for exactly that. Sites are oversized, rows are long and straight, and the park's booking approach lets groups park together even when the rigs range from a pop-up to a 40-foot motorhome.
Site layouts that fit a group
The park divides into premium and center locations. Premium sites cover the main and upper lots plus all tree-line sites — the shaded perimeter many long-time guests refuse to give up. Center sites sit in the lower lot rows, closer to the heart of the campground's social life.
| Site type | Location | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | Main lot, upper lot and all tree-line sites | Shade, quieter nights, longer stays |
| Center | Lower lot center rows | Groups who want to be in the middle of it |
| Group sites | Adjoining sites arranged together | Clubs, families and multi-rig crews |
How to book as a group
The mechanics are simple: one organizer calls the park, lists the rigs and requests adjoining sites. Every vehicle must be pre-registered and pre-paid, so collecting the details — and the payments — before the call saves everyone time on arrival day.
- Book early: adjoining premium sites are the first to go for the summer race.
- Name a lead: one point of contact keeps registration and payments tidy.
- Plan vehicles: all vehicles must fit on your sites; extra car passes are available per race.
- Consider rentals: picnic tables, extra porta-potties and golf carts can be reserved in advance and waiting when you arrive.
Keeping the peace in a group row
Group rows run on the same rules as the rest of the park: quiet hours from 11pm to 7am including all generators, pets leashed and cleaned up after, and 5 MPH everywhere. A group that self-polices is a group that gets invited back — and in a park built on returning guests, that matters. See the full park rules before you roll in.
