RV Rentals for the Daytona 500

Almost nobody comes to Daytona for the Sunday alone. The support schedule builds across the preceding days, the infield fills up long before the main race, and the people getting value out of the week are the ones who arrived with somewhere to cook and sleep rather than paying a race-week hotel rate five nights running.

Across a group that changes the arithmetic completely. Cloud sleeps ten at $110 a night, which across four nights is $440 for the whole party. Tri-Pod and Perdy run $100, Deja Vu is $95, and Bravo is a 2025 fifth wheel sleeping six at $125 if you have a truck rated to pull it. For a driveable unit, Dorothy is a Class C sleeping six at $180 and Jolly is our Class A sleeping eight at $185.

The support schedule for 2027 has not been published yet. Daytona announced the race date well ahead so fans could plan, and the qualifying, Duel and truck-series dates follow later. Compare layouts on the large bunkhouse travel trailer and Class A motorhome pages, then check availability on the Jacksonville RV Rentals booking page.

The order of operations matters more here than at almost any event we serve. Your camping spot comes from the Speedway, not from us, and it is a different transaction from your race ticket. We supply the vehicle that goes in the spot. If you book a rig before you hold a spot, you may end up with a unit and nowhere to put it.

Areas differ in what they accept. Some are RV-specific and require a self-contained unit with its own water and waste tanks. One area, Orange, is capped at 8 feet tall and 15 feet long, which no motorhome or fifth wheel can meet. Tell us which area you were assigned and we will tell you honestly which of our units can go in it.

On the practical side, the Speedway sells pump-outs and private restroom rentals on site and has propane available, so a multi-day stay is manageable without leaving. Quiet hours run midnight to 6:00am. Free-standing fire pits are allowed but in-ground fires are not, and golf carts, ATVs and scooters are prohibited across the campgrounds. The information line is 1-800-PITSHOP.