Camping

March 12, 2026

2026 IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals Fueled by Casey’s
Monday-Saturday, September 7-12

2026 camping information will be available in the summer of 2026.

IMCA and Boone Speedway welcome you to the IMCA Super Nationals and wish to make your visit at American’s Racin’ Vacation an enjoyable one.

Questions? Email: Camping@raceboone.com

Camping Rules

1. NO PETS!

2. NO ATV/UTVs IN CAMPGROUNDS! Golf carts only!

3. Camping check-in times are 9am-9pm daily. Only pre-registered campers are allowed to park after 9pm. Do not park your camper unless you are positive you are in your designated stall.

4. All camping stalls must be reserved and paid for prior to parking. If you are not pre-registered you must park in the general parking area until you have registered and paid at the camping office. Do not park in the campgrounds after 9pm if you have not pre-registered. Failure to follow these rules will disqualify you from staying at the campground.

5. RV units can NOT permanently park in the general parking areas.

6. Campers are allowed one (1) tow vehicle per campsite. Additional vehicles must park in the general paid parking areas. Vehicles illegally parked or blocking roads or access will be towed without notice. Camper and tow vehicle must be contained within your designated camping stall, including slide-outs and awnings. Campers with slide-outs on both sides or large awnings will require 2 stalls.

7. NO GLASS. Beverages in aluminum or plastic containers only.

8. All campfires must be in a ring.

Feature

Joel Magee: Collecting Toys and Checkered Flags

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News

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Divisions

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