Texas Motor Speedway

Texas Motor Speedway doesn’t do anything by halves. While you can expect comfortable seating and viewing areas for all the entertainment, you can also enjoy high-quality sleeping arrangements at night.

There are both reserved and unreserved camping facilities available. Book in advance to get your first pick, or try your luck on the day. There’s a family campground for those who want a peaceful night’s slumber, or you can position your RV in the luxury VIP campground, infield campground, or Burnout Alley. There are options galore to appeal to all.

RV-goers are well catered for during their stay. Make use of the portable toilets, shower block, dump station, and even the campground store for last-minute supplies. Bring along your pets too, as long as they are on a leash, and you are more than welcome to use your charcoal and standard grills in most areas. However, open fires and pits are prohibited. If you have any questions or concerns during your stay, there is a staffed camping public safety building.

Not everyone fancies camping with several thousand people in one space–and that’s okay. If you prefer to have a degree of separation between your weekend’s entertainment and your sleeping quarters, then look elsewhere in Fort Worth or near Denton. On the outskirts of Fort Worth, a mere few miles from Texas Motor Speedway sits an abundance of other accommodation providers. RV resorts, campgrounds, and parks are stocked and ready, but make sure you book in advance to get your first pick.

There is a lot of ground to cover at Texas Motor Speedway, 1,500 acres, in fact. However, with tens of thousands of spectators, the safest option for navigation is on foot. There are plenty of areas to rest and relax, and no hurry to get from A to B on your leisurely holiday. Texas Motor Speedway also wishes to advise RV-goers that personal golf carts are prohibited during race weekends, but scooters, skateboards, and similar items may be used in the campsites and away from the grandstands.

Many different events are held at Texas Motor Speedway throughout the year. One help for knowing what to pack is by viewing your weather app before you load your RV and hit the road. From May until September, breathable, light-colored layers will make you as comfortable as possible. You can also pair your outfits with comfortable footwear. Cool overnight temperatures are common, however, so consider warm pajamas and extra layers as well.

Texas Motor Speedway is so well established that it even boasts a restaurant and its own convenience store. The less you bring into the grandstand area from your RV, the better. You can bring a small bag and cooler, but no glass. You are also able to bring alcohol into the grandstand if you wish.

If you intend on viewing the action from the grandstand, rather than your campsite, then leave bulky and prohibited items back in your RV or even at home. Strollers, umbrellas, fireworks, weapons, drones, large bags, skateboards, scooters, and similar wheeled transport are also prohibited.

If you don’t want to miss any of the action, you can rent a scanner at the merchandise stands and tune into the local stations. You can also withdraw cash from various ATMs around the facility.

There are many things you can do at Texas Motor Speedway to make sure you and those around you are happy, healthy, and safe. Leave any glass bottles or containers back at your RV, and if you’re a smoker, do so only in the concourse area. You may also like to be sun smart and lather on the sunscreen before topping it off with a hat and a pair of shades.

While there are restaurants and vendors galore in and around Texas Motor Speedway, some RV-goers like to make the camping experience as authentic as possible by cooking themselves. If you’re camping on site, you can make use of your charcoal grill and onboard RV gas cooker. If you’re off-site, you may like to ask your host what the rules are for their establishment. Visit the campground convenience store if you’re short on cooking supplies, or pop down to the grocery store under five miles from the speedway.

There is a sit-down restaurant located on Texas Motor Speedway grounds, but not everyone wants to brave the lines. If you tire of vendor delights and RV cooking, then make the half hour trip into Fort Worth and see what the local businesses have to offer downtown.

If you’re feeding the troops, fast food outlets are a dime a dozen. Otherwise, you can satisfy your hunger with something of substance, such as steak, buffet dinners, or ethnic cuisine. There are more than a dozen eateries even within a short five-mile drive of the speedway.

If you’re at Texas Motor Speedway to camp and catch the latest automotive action, then check out what the onsite vendors have to offer fans. You won’t have to miss a thing or even move your RV. Satisfy your sweet tooth with ice cream, candy, snow cones, and cotton candy, or try a deep-fried delight such as burgers, hot dogs, and chicken baskets. There are even gluten-free food options, as well as both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to quench your thirst.