Start Your Engines. Stay Close to the Action.

If your perfect weekend smells like race fuel, you’re home. Skip the post-race traffic and secure a basecamp with trailer parking and big-rig access just minutes from the track.

The Ultimate Pit Stop for Your Crew

Pavement, dirt, or wake—Arizona has it all. We’ve curated a list of RV parks and campgrounds strategically located near the state’s premier motorsports venues. Whether you are hauling a boat to Lake Havasu, UTVs to the dunes, or a fifth-wheel to Glendale for the race, find a spot that offers the 50-amp power and wide turns you need to keep your weekend running on all cylinders.

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A large crowd watches a car race at sunset on an oval track, with cars speeding and kicking up smoke, surrounded by RVs and mountains in the background.

Phoenix Raceway (Avondale)

Home of NASCAR Championship Weekend and multiple marquee race days; expect heavy traffic on event days and sell-out lodging within metro-wide drivable range. Base in Avondale/Goodyear, Peoria, or Glendale for 10–40 minute drives depending on the park and traffic.

A packed stadium watches a motocross race at night, with multiple riders navigating a dirt track and large screens displaying live footage above the course.

Glendale Supercross (State Farm Stadium)

The Monster Energy AMA Supercross round returns to State Farm Stadium; indoor stadium vibes, world-class dirt, prime tailgate energy. Stay in Glendale/Peoria or West Valley for quick access and straightforward parking.

A group of people ride jet skis on a river at sunset, with one person airborne. The Tower Bridge and a crowd are visible in the background.

IJSBA World Finals (Lake Havasu)

Each October, the IJSBA World Finals bring global PWC racing to the Colorado River. Choose parks with boat-/trailer-friendly layouts and quick access to ramps and marinas.

Off-road trucks race on a dusty dirt track at sunset, with spectators and RVs lined up in the background, set against a mountain landscape.

Parker / The Parker 400

The Super Bowl of desert racing. Watch trophy trucks tear up the dust, then unleash your own UTVs on the famous Parker Strip. Look for parks with direct trail access so you can ride from your campsite to the spectator zones.

An outdoor car auction event at sunset with rows of classic cars, a large tent, a stage, and a crowd of people; RVs and mountains are visible in the background.

Scottsdale / Barrett-Jackson (WestWorld)

The ‘World’s Greatest Collector Car Auction’ takes over WestWorld every January. It’s a week-long automotive festival featuring everything from muscle cars to million-dollar concepts. Base yourself in Scottsdale or Cave Creek to stay close to the auction block.

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Flagstaff / Overland Expo West

The ultimate gathering for the off-grid community. Browse the latest rigs, take 4×4 recovery classes, and camp in the cool pines of Flagstaff. It’s the perfect place to gear up and test your setup before a summer of exploration.

The Race-Ready Rig Checklist

Use parks that advertise the following during race weeks:

Major Race Weekends & Events

The Pavement Circuit

Off-Road & On-Water

Race weekends cause metro-wide sellouts. We strongly recommend securing your RV site as soon as the official schedule drops—often 6 to 8 months in advance.

Frequently asked questions

Can I camp inside Phoenix Raceway?

Our directory lists private parks nearby if infield options are gone. Always verify directly with the track for on-site availability.

West Valley bases—Glendale, Peoria, Avondale—keep your stadium drive simple and late-night returns quick. Then zoom out to Greater Phoenix for more options if you need longer stays.

Yes—filter by Trailer/Extra-Vehicle OK and check each listing’s overflow notes. We surface that information and encourage parks to publish it clearly.

Yes—private parks typically maintain quiet hours so you can actually sleep between events. Look for parks that post policies on their listing.

Full-hookups with 50-amp are ideal for heaters and gear; spring can be warm, so 50-amp A/C capacity helps too.

 

As early as possible—rooms and sites across the metro book far in advance leading into Championship Weekend. Start with parks within 15–30 minutes, then expand your radius.

 

Yes, Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale runs over multiple days each January at WestWorld—pair it with a Scottsdale or NE Valley base.

In and around Lake Havasu City; look for boat-/trailer-friendly parks with quick ramp access.

Overland Expo West (Flagstaff) is your scene: training, products, and community every May. Choose pine-country parks for cooler temps.

Yes—our member directory covers cabins, glamping, and RV sites; filter by stay type and amenities to find the right fit.

From the Grandstand to the Grill in Minutes

Why battle hours of post-race gridlock? Stay close to the roar. Our directory helps you find secure, gated parks just miles from the track, so you can spend less time driving and more time tailgating.