Camping at the NHRA Las Vegas Nationals in a Rental Travel Trailer (Oct 30 to Nov 1)
Updated: 7 days ago
Yes, you can camp at the NHRA Las Vegas Nationals in a travel trailer, and you don't need a truck to do it. The Trackside RV lot at Las Vegas Motor Speedway takes travel trailers, and Trailhead Outdoor Rentals (TOR Adventures) will deliver Trailer 01 to your camping lot, or to your pit if you're racing, set it up, and haul it away when the weekend's over.
The 2026 race runs Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 1 at The Strip at LVMS. Camping opens the Monday before. Here's how the lot works, what the trailer brings, and how a race weekend with TOR actually plays out, because we're doing one this year.
At a glance
The race: NHRA Las Vegas Nationals, Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 1, 2026, at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Where to camp: Trackside RV takes travel trailers. Dry camping on gravel, open Monday, October 26 at noon to Monday, November 2 at noon.
The rig: Trailer 01, a 2026 Rockwood Geo Pro 17LE that sleeps up to six, with bedding and linens included.
No truck needed: we deliver it to your lot or pit, set it up, and pick it up. Flying in? We'll pick you up at the airport too.
Fees and add-ons: shown on the listing.
Jump to: Bringing a trailer · Delivery · Inside Trailer 01 · Add-ons · Booking · FAQ
Can You Bring a Travel Trailer to the NHRA Las Vegas Nationals?
Yes. LVMS lists its Trackside RV lot as open to motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers and pop-ups. It's dry camping on gravel, so there are no hookups at your spot.
Water, pump-out and ice are sold on site. LVMS sells Trackside RV spots by phone at 800-644-4444, inventory is limited, and race tickets are sold separately. Lots with hookups and the other camping options are on the LVMS NHRA Las Vegas Nationals camping page.
Once you've got a spot, the next question is how a trailer gets there. That's the part we handle.
How Does Trailer Delivery to the Speedway Work?
We tow Trailer 01 to your camping lot, or to your pit space if you're racing, level it, set up camp, and come back at the end to break it down and tow it home. You never touch a hitch.
We've delivered to the Speedway before, and this year we're doing it for a racer flying in with his wife: an airport pickup, Trailer 01 set up in his pit with the generator and Starlink Mini, then breakdown and a ride back to the airport on Monday. Flying in too? Ask about an airport pickup when you book.
So what are you actually sleeping in for those four nights at the track?
What's Inside Trailer 01 for a Race Weekend?
Trailer 01 is a 2026 Rockwood Geo Pro 17LE: 20 feet long, sleeps up to six, with a 20,000 BTU propane furnace, one air conditioner, a galley and bedding and linens included. Bring clothes and race gear; the rest is there.
On a dry lot, it helps to know what runs on what:
Feature | What powers it | On a dry lot |
Furnace | Propane | Works all weekend |
Lights and water pump | 65 Ah house battery | Works; the generator keeps it topped up |
Air conditioner and microwave | Shore power or generator | Needs the generator add-on |
Fresh water | 31 gallon tank | Refill from LVMS water service |
Internet | Starlink Mini add-on | Works anywhere with a clear view of the sky |
The table makes the case for two add-ons in particular.
Which Add-Ons Make Sense at the Track?
On a dry lot, get the generator. It's what runs the air conditioner and microwave, and Starlink Mini covers internet when the cell network is packed with race fans.
Generator: an ERAYAK 4500W dual-fuel inverter generator, 30 amp RV ready, with a CO sensor. Outdoor use only.
Starlink Mini: satellite WiFi for the weekend.
Delivery: we tow it in, set it up and pick it up. The price depends on distance and is shown on the listing.
Add-on prices are shown on the listing. If you don't see one on the platform you're booking, message us before you book.
How to Book Trailer 01 for Race Weekend
Book on the platform you already use, then send us your LVMS lot or pit assignment and arrival day so we can plan delivery. Trailer 01 has a two-night minimum and needs three days' notice so it's cleaned and stocked, so don't wait until race week.
Trailer 01 (2026 Rockwood Geo Pro 17LE): Outdoorsy | RVshare | RVezy
Trailer details: the Trailer 01 page
Tow vehicle: the 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500HD (as a rental, coming soon)
New to Outdoorsy? Use our Outdoorsy link (paid link) for $50 off your first trip of $200 or more (click Start Exploring on that page before you book). Booking on RVshare or RVezy instead? Ask us whether a referral code is available.
Want trip ideas near Las Vegas and first dibs when the calendar opens? Join our list on toradventures.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring a travel trailer to the NHRA Las Vegas Nationals?
Yes. The Trackside RV lot at Las Vegas Motor Speedway takes travel trailers, along with motorhomes, fifth wheels and pop-ups. It's dry camping on gravel, and LVMS sells the spots by phone.
Is there power and water at Trackside RV?
No hookups. It's a dry lot, with water, pump-out and ice available from LVMS for a fee. Trailer 01's furnace runs on propane, and the generator add-on runs the air conditioner and microwave.
Can a rental trailer be delivered to the track?
Yes. TOR delivers Trailer 01 to your camping lot, or to your pit if you're racing, sets it up, and picks it up when the weekend's over. Send us your lot or pit assignment and arrival day when you book.
When do the camping lots open for the NHRA Las Vegas Nationals?
For the 2026 race, Trackside RV camping runs from Monday, October 26 at noon to Monday, November 2 at noon. The racing is Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 1.
Do I need my own truck to rent Trailer 01?
No. With delivery, you never tow it. We haul it to the lot with our Silverado 2500HD, and you just show up.
Can you pick me up at the airport?
Yes. If you're flying in for the race, ask about an airport pickup when you book and we'll get you to the track.
Do you earn anything from the links in this post?
Only one. The Outdoorsy link marked "paid link" is a referral link: you get $50 off your first trip of $200 or more, and we get a travel credit. It doesn't cost you anything extra.
About the author: Freddie De Yong is the founder of Trailhead Outdoor Rentals (TOR Adventures) in Las Vegas. He preps, delivers and sets up every TOR rig himself.
Comments