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Step 1
Camp at a NASCAR race by first deciding what campground you want to use. Go online and find campgrounds at whatever race track the race you are attending is going to be held at. Find out about camping fees and reservations. Some campgrounds are free and on a first come, first served basis. Other campgrounds require reservations and charge a lot fee for both tents and RVs.
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Step 2
Find out about specific facilities that the campground has to offer when you make plans to camp at a NASCAR race. If you camp in a tent, you'll need to know about restrooms, running water and shower facilities. If you camp in an RV, ask about electrical hook-ups and waste-dumping facilities.
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Step 3
Ask about the rules of the campground concerning pets, if you have a dog or other pet you want to take. Some campgrounds have restrictions concerning animals.
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Step 4
Be sure to take along ear plugs when you camp at a NASCAR race. Of course, the noise level is extremely high when you're camping near a racetrack. Besides the noise of the cars, the noise level among the campers gets quite loud because most campgrounds are packed with fans on race weekends.
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Step 5
Take along a good supply of fire wood. The camaraderie among race fans camping out on race weekend lends itself to wonderful times by a roaring campfire. People tend to visit back and forth between campsites and enjoy the fellowship sitting by the fire.
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Step 6
Consider taking along a bicycle or a golf cart when you camp at a NASCAR race. Many people use these to ride back and forth between campsites as they visit with one another. Of course, many use the visitation time as a chance to get walking exercise.
