RV Rental for Coca-Cola 600 in Concord, NC
Every May the calls start the same way: someone has Coca-Cola 600 tickets, a camping pass for the infield or one of the speedway lots off Bruton Smith Boulevard, and no desire to tow a rig through I-85 race-week traffic. That’s exactly what I handle. I’m the local Fireside RV Rental owner here in Concord, and an RV rental for the Coca-Cola 600 means I bring the trailer or motorhome to your spot at Charlotte Motor Speedway, level it, get the hookups sorted, and leave you with nothing to do but fire up the grill before the green flag.
Why Renting an RV Beats Fighting for a Hotel on the 600
The Coca-Cola 600 lands on Memorial Day weekend, which makes it one of the toughest weekends of the year to find a room anywhere near the track. Hotels along Concord Mills Boulevard and the Bruton Smith corridor book out early and jack up their rates, and even when you find one you’re still parking, shuttling, and crawling back through the post-race exodus on Concord Parkway. With a delivered RV, you sleep where you watch the race — air conditioning, your own bathroom, a cooler that’s actually yours, and no driving home at midnight after a four-hour race that doesn’t even start until the evening.
That late start matters more than people expect. The 600 is the longest race on the NASCAR calendar and it runs into the night, so you’re out there in the Piedmont heat all afternoon, then it cools off after sundown. Having a rig with working AC and a place to step inside between the festivities is the difference between enjoying the weekend and surviving it.
Where You Can Camp at Charlotte Motor Speedway
The speedway runs a big footprint of RV camping for race week — paved and grass lots around the property plus infield options. Spots vary a lot in size and in whether they have hookups, so before I match you to a unit I want to know which lot or pass you’ve got. The track sells those camping passes separately from your race tickets, so grab yours directly from Charlotte Motor Speedway, and then tell me where you landed.
If you’d rather not camp at the track itself, there’s good options nearby. Frank Liske Park here in Concord is close and easy to reach, and a little farther out you’ve got Lake Norman State Park up I-77 and Carolina Pines RV Resort down toward Fort Mill. I cover all of those in our guide to local campgrounds and RV parks if you want to make a longer weekend of it.
How NASCAR RV Delivery Works in Concord
You don’t need a truck, a hitch, or any towing experience. I deliver the RV to your assigned speedway lot or campsite, get it level (some of the grass lots run uneven and a few of the tighter spots need a careful backing approach, which is the whole point of me doing it instead of you), connect what’s available where you’re parked, and walk you through how everything works. After the checkered flag and once you’ve cleared out, I come pick it up. You handle the race; I handle the rig.
I deliver across Cabarrus County and the wider Charlotte metro — Concord, Kannapolis, Harrisburg, Huntersville, Mooresville and into Charlotte itself. Flying in for the race? Both Concord-Padgett Regional (JQF) right by the track and Charlotte Douglas (CLT) are easy to coordinate around. Full details are on our RV delivery page.
What Size RV You Actually Want at the Track
This is where local knowledge saves you a headache. Some speedway camping spots are generous; others are tight, and a big Class A that’s perfect on paper won’t fit comfortably in every lot. When I know your pass, I steer you to a unit that actually fits the space and your group — a roomy travel trailer for a family or a crew of buddies, something bigger if you’ve got the room and want more space to spread out. Tell me how many people and which lot, and I’ll match it. Browse the current options on our RV rentals page.
Exactly what each RV comes with — bedding, kitchen gear, generator, and so on — varies by the specific unit, so reach out and I’ll tell you precisely what’s included on the one you’re renting before you book.
Book Your Coca-Cola 600 RV Early
Memorial Day weekend is my busiest race weekend of the year, and the rigs that fit the speedway lots go first. If you’ve already locked in a camping pass, don’t wait — reach out now and I’ll hold the right unit for your dates. Call or text me at 704-218-9311 or email [email protected] with your lot or campsite, your dates, and your group size, and I’ll get you set.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you deliver the RV right to my speedway camping spot?
Yes. Once you’ve got your Charlotte Motor Speedway camping pass, tell me the lot or campsite and I’ll deliver, level, and set the RV up there before you arrive, then remove it after the race. You never have to tow or park anything yourself.
How early should I book for the Coca-Cola 600?
As early as you can. The 600 falls on Memorial Day weekend and it’s the most in-demand race weekend I have, so the units that fit the track’s camping lots reserve quickly. If you already have your tickets and camping pass, contact me now to lock in your dates.
Do I need a camping pass before I rent?
For on-property camping at the track, yes — Charlotte Motor Speedway sells those passes separately from race tickets, so secure yours from the speedway first. If you’d rather stay at a nearby park instead, I can help you sort that out at places like Frank Liske Park or other campgrounds around Concord and Lake Norman.
What’s included with the RV?
Inclusions vary by the specific unit you rent. Reach out at 704-218-9311 or [email protected] and I’ll tell you exactly what comes with the RV you’re considering for race weekend.
Can you deliver to areas outside Concord?
Yes. Beyond the speedway and Concord, I deliver across the Charlotte metro including Kannapolis, Harrisburg, Huntersville, Mooresville, and Charlotte. See our delivery page or just call with your location.
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