NASCAR RV Rentals for PIR (Phoenix International Raceway)

Thinking about renting an RV for NASCAR at PIR?

RVs and NASCAR go hand in hand. From infield parking to special camping areas convenient to track, race promoters make RVers feel welcome! Enjoy socializing with other fans who make the circuit via RV.

Opened in 1964, with the advent of NASCAR Winston Cup Series racing in 1998 Phoenix International Raceway has become a premiere center for NASCAR Auto racing. If you are planning a trip to Phoenix to take part in NASCAR racing at Phoenix International Raceway, we have provided recreation vehicle and motor-coach rentals to the NASCAR racing community for years. Please be sure to contact us for pricing and availability. Below we have provided information about RV parking at PIR for your convenience (be sure to check with PIR for the latest updates that may pertain to you. Also be sure to see PIR's page for the latest regarding RV Parking

RV Parking @ PIR

Note: The following information is from the 2007 Phoenix International Raceway Guest Guide and is provided here for your convenience. Be sure to check with PIR for the latest information and availability.

• Reserved RV spaces come with one tow vehicle pass. Any additional vehicles must park in general parking. Overnight parking is available at no cost in the Palm 3 lot.
• Reserved RV's may enter through Gate 1.
• Unreserved RV'S enter at Sun Lane, to the west of general parking.
• Unreserved RV Parking is a $50 fee, per vehicle. Extra vehicles must pay the fee or be left in Palm 3 parking lot for overnight parking. Again, no camping is allowed in this lot.
• Unreserved RV Parking is first-come, first-serve. No roping off or "saving" of spaces will be allowed in any way. One camping unit per marked site.

IF MULTIPLE RV'S WISH TO CAMP TOGETHER THEY MUST ARRIVE TOGETHER. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HOLD A SPACE FOR LATER ARRIVAL!

• Our unreserved RV area is meant for the convenience of our guests who are attending the race. A valid ticket to the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup race must be presented for entry to the unreserved RV area. (one ticket per vehicle is ok).
• RV's must exit the facility by 12 noon the day following the race.
• Trash pickup will be made daily through camping areas. Please place all refuse in a sealed trash bag and set it out next to the roadway.
• Propane, water, and waste pumping services will be available for a small fee. Additional information on these services will be available at any information location.
• Showers are available during NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series weekends. There is no charge for the showers; please consult any information booth for hours of operation and locations.
• A special Bashas' Supermarket at Phoenix International Raceway features the same low prices as the local neighborhood Bashas' Supermarket stores. The Bashas' Supermarket will be open in our reserved camping area for all your shopping needs on NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series weekends.
• There are two guest service information locations in our camping areas. One is located near the entrance to the reserved RV area and the other will be located in the unreserved RV area. If you need any assistance throughout the weekend, please visit one of these locations.

For everyone's enjoyment we ask that the following policies be observed in our camping areas:

• No roping off or "saving" of space in unreserved areas
• No fireworks, water balloon launchers, inflatable blimps or scaffolding permitted.
• No weapons of any kind.
• Pets must be leashed and all pet waste must be disposed of properly.
• All vehicles must be able to fit on your site. No extra vehicles may be brought into the camping areas.
• Wastewater dumping is a violation of PIR policy and AZ State law. Any dumping of wastewater on the ground will result prosecution and renewal privileges will be revoked.
• No ticket or merchandise sales in the camping areas.
• Campfires on open unprotected ground are prohibited. Fires in a proper container that lift the materials off the ground will be permitted. No fires underneath awnings or dining canopies. NO bonfires will be allowed. Unusually dry conditions may result in the prohibition of all open fires.
• Golf carts, dirt bikes, quads, ATV's, sand rails, and other unauthorized vehicles will not be allowed to enter PIR Property. Please leave these items at home, they will not be allowed to enter PIR Property at any time.
• No stakes may be driven into the ground on paved motorhome spaces. NO marking or writing is allowed on paved motorhome spaces.
• Do not dump water from ice chests or wash basins on pavement.
• For your own safety and that of other fans around you, metal flagpoles are not permitted to be erected on Speedway property.
• Only non-metallic flagpoles are permitted: Fiberglass, PVC, vinyl. Not Permitted: Steel, aluminum, other metal.
• The top of the flagpole may not exceed the maximum height of 15ft. from ground surface. Flagpoles or other similar objects are NOT permitted within 20ft. of an overhead electrical line.
• Infield RV's are reminded flags should not be flown while cars are on the track.

About Phoenix International Raceway

In 1964, when Phoenix International Raceway was carved out of the foothills of the Estrella Mountains, it was intended to be a new jewel in the crown of American open wheel racing. Drivers like Mario Andretti, A.J. Foyt, Parnelli Jones and the Unsers soon came to love the one mile paved oval with the unique bend in the backstretch. And they really loved coming to Phoenix, where the tourism industry was just starting to grow and its western style hospitality was second to none.

But it wasn't until 1988, when NASCAR Winston Cup Series racing came to PIR, that auto racing in Phoenix really became a major sporting attraction for the "Valley of the Sun." New racing legends and legends-in-the-making like Davey Allison, Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace and the rest of the NASCAR Winston Cup stars found out firsthand what their champ-car brethren had known for years: Phoenix International Raceway is truly a great place to race, both for the drivers and especially the fans.

Today, Phoenix International Raceway has a tradition that is unmatched in the world of racing. The Indy cars have made 58 visits to PIR, and the annual Fall NASCAR weekend -- including NASCAR Winston Cup, Busch, Craftsman Trucks and Feather lite Southwest Series races -- is one of the biggest events in the entire state. As a matter of fact, the Checker Auto Parts 500 NASCAR Winston Cup Series race is arguably the largest one-day sporting event in Arizona.

PIR Quick Facts:

• Track Length: 1 mile
• Degree of banking: 11 degrees in turns 1-2; 9 degrees in turns 3-4
• Degree of banking on straights: 3 degree, front; 9 degrees, back
• Length of front stretch: 2,179 feet
• Length of backstretch: 1,551 feet

To learn more about NASCAR Racing at PIR, see the schedule of events, secure tickets and more please visit PIR's official web site by clicking the link provided below.

PIR Official Site