Camping at a NASCAR event (LVMS) in March

You should see some good action there!! They race hard into 4, Hope you have a great time!!!

Ok, I got my spot. I'm in turn 4, about 3 rows in. Agreed it's tight to get in there since we will be getting in late (Thursday). We'll make it work, looking forward to it!

I agree with Jake about staying and leaving on Monday.
Also, We stayed in the Hollywood camp area. Worked well for me.
Can't wait to do it again. Macktee

Another thing,,I would stay Sunday night and leave monday,, Traffic is a bear comming out of there after the event!! Also,, If they are holding the sprint car races at night,, buy tickets for that!! Good racing!! Coming in on friday wont be to bad,,going to be tight though,, If you can get in along the back stretch the view is really good from your MH!!

I used to work the NASCAR race in Vegas and have camped out there in a rental class C,, Very noisy and busy,, We were infield near the care center..
I had allot of fun, but you gotta be careful,,Lock up what you don't want stolen!!
Be prepared to listen to your neighbors generator 24 hours for three days straight.
Big trend in campers bringing along there dogs,,,,,,,,,,barking constantly!!

It is something you should experience!! especially if you are a true NASCAR fan!!

I also camped at the Martinsville raceway!! THAT WAS FUN!! very close camping but man we had a good time!!
We worked that race also so we couldnt drink as much at night and stay up all night,, but what a blast!! I actually grew six inches that weekend,,,true fact!!!

It rained Friday night!!! Martinville mud sticks to everything and dyes it red!!

Also,, you haven't lived until you had a Martinsville dog,,with all the fixins!!

Go,,And enjoy!! You'll never want to watch it on TV again!!

We camp at Atlanta Motor Speedway. A good forum all about camping at nascar races... nascarcamping.com

I did this for the first time this year at the Atlanta Labor Day race, in the infield. We all had a blast, all nice people, no fights and nothing stolen. No punk kids running around causing trouble, seems to me with the prices they charge it keeps that element out. One thing I learned though is to get there early. The gates for the infield opened at 2pm on Thursday. I arrived with our 35ft travel trailer around 3:30pm and could barely get it parked...it seemed as though everyone else had been there for days! The other folks told me they start lining up on the road a few days earlier to get into the spots ASAP. Lots of great people helped me by moving cars and grills etc... so I could jockey the trailer into our spot and had no issues after that.

Ok, I think I need to do it at least once for the experience. I would love to camp at the Bristol track, that palce seem slike it's a different world. Really interesting people watching.

I have talked to the person at LVMS who is in charge of the camping spots, they really seem to be easy to work with so far. I'll keep you posted!

I also camp at Michigan right across the street from the main grandstand and have no problems with noise. It's not nearly as wild as it used to be and they are very good about keeping the parties and generators at a reasonable noise level. I find that those with the noisy generators run them sparingly during the daylight hours only. I usually try to arrive on Thursday because the sites are tight and it can be difficult to back in once it gets real crowded.

We also camp at Michigan International speedway however we stay outside turn four. Our campground is louder than the normal state park campground but not nearly as bad as what everyone says about other NASCAR events. MIS has a good campground selector for your type of camping. Just tell it how wild you want to be and let it place you. Las vegas may have something similar. Just do it once and expect it to be louder that usual (friends of ours sleep with ear plugs) and make your own fun. IT IS WORTH IT AT LEAST ONCE!