Daytona Infield?

[Miles]

Is Camping in the Daytona Infield area dry camping only? Are there any full hook ups there? Also is it MH only?

[Miles]

Is Camping in the Daytona Infield area dry camping only? Are there any full hook ups there? Also is it MH only?

[Hemi]

I regularly attend the Daytona Turkey Run held in the infield driving our MH into the area. The only hookups I've ever found have been 120 volt outlets.

HEMI

[RV Wizard]

I have regularly attened the 500 and 400 for many years but stoped this past year when they changed everything and we were out west. I have talked to some friends that have confirmed that there are new full hook up areas at $3500 for the week of the 500 race. you can call the track and get all the info straight from the horses mouth. Good luck and if you can afford it you will have a blast. We always did but it just got to be too expensive for us at that track. You can do a seach on this forum for more info on this and other tracks too.

[Roy W.]

We camped in the infield for the Pepsi 400 last year in our 32 foot Jayco TT. There are paved full hook ups (water, electric, sewer, cable) $$$$$ the full length of Lake Lloyd. These sites are also fenced and gated!!! Behind them are dry sites. Most of these sites are 20 X 40, and you must get everything (trailer, toad, tow vehicle, etc) on the site. They can be tight, with your awning almost touching the unit next to you. You may also have a Home Depot generator blasting in your ear. I had a MH with a diesel generator aimed at my front door (phew). There are also sites with hookups coming off turn 4. Between turns 1 and 2 are more dry sites. If you don't want to spring for the full hookup sites ($$$$), the cheapest dry sites are those that back up to the full hookup sites. They call this the "red" section. We stayed in this red section that backed up against the fence of the full hookup sites. This actually worked out pretty good, as the main road that bisects the track was in front of us (lots to see and entertain you), and the fence was behind us. I fired up my Honda 3000 at noon on Wednesday, and never turned it off until Sunday morning. I burned only 21 gallons of gas in 3 1/2 days and that was with the A/C running the whole time. It was an experience, but prices are up again this year. Four days in the dry camping red section for the Pepsi 400 last year was $450. The full hook up sites were $950 for 4 days. Keep in mind, that these prices include your tickets, fan zone, etc.

[Fxrscotty]

Ditto Hemi. Scotty.