Honda Indy Toronto

Honda Indy Toronto is a street race that exists in an ordinary Toronto street. At any other time of the year, it’s business as usual. As a result, there is no suitable place to park your RV for the three-day event. You can, however, find suitable quarters in the general area that are bound to be more than satisfactory.

Camping in a new country will be an exciting experience for many, so it may appeal to RV-goers to have their own space, even if there might be a bit of a drive each day to Honda Indy Toronto. Some camping facilities are within 25 miles, but you may also want to expand your hunt to within 50 miles of the racing to find an option to suit. Make sure you snap up your chosen site well in advance to ensure you don’t miss out on something that fits your preferred route.

Upon arriving at Honda Indy Toronto, you’ll want to have your site map handy. There are plenty of things to see, do, and experience, but all at various parts of the track which are only accessible on foot. There will be no need for scooters, golf carts, or shuttles. Familiarize yourself with the track crossing areas and various site entrances.

From June until September, Toronto can typically present some humid conditions. While you’ll need to pile on the layers once the sun goes down, you can confidently pack shorts, t-shirts, and sandals for a few days in the sunshine. Make sure you carry a couple of pairs of comfortable footwear too, for you’ll be doing plenty of walking on your visit to Honda Indy Toronto.

For your convenience and security purposes, it’s a good idea to travel light. You can bring cash and a credit card (and withdraw some money from the ATM in the Enercare Center), but leave any bulky gear you don’t really need back in your locked and secure RV. Rain gear, seat cushions, binoculars, scanners, and small cameras with stands are all okay to come with you. Outdoor food and beverages, chairs, noisemakers, and weapons are not.

Bring along sun safety products such as sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen, as well as any medication you might require. If you carry an empty water bottle on you, you can also fill it up at the water fountains and refilling stations around the track. There are also both permanent and portable washrooms nearby to most viewing areas.

You’ll be able to cook for yourself using your RV kitchen appliances. Make sure you bring all cooking utensils and appliances you require but wait to purchase supplies once you’re over the border. Some restrictions may apply to particular food you bring into the country. Fortunately, there is a market within a two-mile drive of the racing venue, and many more convenience stores in the vicinity as well. On your venture, you're likely to be treated to Canadian hospitality at its finest.

Upon arriving in Canada, you will be treated to some amazing cuisine and dining establishments that can’t wait to serve you. From chain fast food outlets you may already be familiar with, to intimate dining establishments, bakeries, and even a sausage house with craft beer, you’re spoiled for options. Try something new to make the most of your Canadian vacation.

As you are not allowed to bring any outside food and beverages into Honda Indy Toronto, organizers more than make up for this with outstanding vendors. There are food and beverage vendors both on the inside and outside of the track, as well as official merchandise sellers and a beer garden for those over the legal drinking age. Bring both cash and card to make your purchases.