FireKeepers Casino 400

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

While the FireKeepers Casino 400 takes place on Sunday afternoon, there’s an entire weekend of things to enjoy. The ARCA Menards Series takes the track on Friday afternoon, while the NASCAR Truck Series will race on Saturday. You can also catch qualifiers for all three races throughout the weekend. There will also be a pre-race concert on Sunday with performers to be announced at a later date. Last season, award-winning country singer Ashley Cooke headlined the pre-race concert.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

The Michigan International Speedway offers accessible seating in Center Sections 13-29 and 20-50 for those in wheelchairs or who use other assistive devices. Accessible transportation services are available for those who need help, as well as handicap parking. Medical tents, ATMs, bathrooms, merchandise vendors, and food and beverage vendors are all on-site, too.

LOCATION

Located in Brooklyn, Michigan, the Michigan International Speedway is located at 12626 U.S. 12, Brooklyn, MI 49230. The track is a short drive from the casino that has sponsored this race since 2016, which is based in Battle Creek. The type of RV that you plan to bring may also impact the route you should take to the track. For instance, a Class B RV may be easier to navigate through a crowded campground than a larger option. If you’re going to bring an RV to the race, it’s a good idea to plan the route you want to take based on which campground you’re staying at. For instance, the MIScamping.com Graves Family Campground is located just off of US-12. Also, check out which entrance to use based on your seats. This can help reduce the time you spend walking around the track before the race.

FAQs About RVing to the FireKeepers Casino 400

Does MIS provide campground security?

Yes, Michigan International Speedway offers security at all campgrounds. Security personnel are on hand 24/7.

Can I bring an RV to the FireKeepers Casino 400?

Yes, you can. RVing to NASCAR races has been a popular choice for race fans for years. The track has multiple campgrounds and can handle different types of RVs, including Class C.

Is the FireKeepers Casino 400 family-friendly?

Yes, camping at stock car races is fun for the whole family. If you’re RVing to the event with younger kids, make sure you reserve a spot in one of the family campgrounds instead of the party area.

Do MIS campgrounds have hookups for RVs?

Yes, some of the campgrounds at MIS have hookups. You should research available campgrounds when choosing where you want to spend your race weekend.

RVING AT THE EVENT

RV camping at the Michigan International Speedway is a great way to stay connected to all of the action during the FireKeepers Casino 400 weekend. MIS offers three types of campgrounds. Premium camping options include the Turn 1 Resort, Apex, High Banks, Turn 2 Retreat, and Turn 4 Campground. Some of these sites offer full hookups. Some premium campgrounds feature private game lounges, fire pits, permanent restrooms, and other amenities. Family Campgrounds at MIS include the Graves Family Campground, Brookfest Acres, and the Tree Farm. For race fans who want to party, check out the Infield Campground, M-50 Creekside, or Brooklyn Trails.

Where to Camp Near the FireKeepers Casino 400

You'll also find many other camping options near MIS. Offsite options include the T.E.D. Ranch Campground, which offers rustic campsites and some with water and electricity. The Groves is another option. Most sites here have water and electricity. They offer concerts on NASCAR weekends.

RV Rental Tips for the FireKeepers Casino 400

Michigan International Speedway is one of the most popular tracks on the NASCAR Cup schedule. Since it hosts only one weekend of NASCAR racing per season, tickets sell out fast. So do RV campground bookings around the track, so it’s smart to grab tickets and make your reservations early. The campgrounds around MIS offer a mix of premium and budget camping options. You should research what’s available based on the type of experience you prefer. Finally, be careful about booking a party campsite versus a family campground. Michigan International Speedway offers both, so if you’re taking the family, you may want to steer clear of the party-camping area. If you're new to RVing to NASCAR, we have a guide for what you need to know when RVing at NASCAR.

WHERE TO STAY

You can also choose to stay at a hotel or other lodging in the area. Brooklyn is within the greater Ann Arbor area, which offers plenty of places to stay. • The Super 8 by Wyndham Brooklyn is a nearby hotel with free breakfast and free Wi-Fi. It’s also just a five-minute drive from the Speedway, and it’s near Hidden Lake Gardens. • Motel Somerset is another hotel that is slightly farther from the racetrack, but it's pet-friendly and has 14 quiet rooms. This location is found right on US-12, so getting around is pretty easy.

HOW TO GET THERE

The best way to get to the FireKeepers Casino 400 will depend on when you're traveling. Certain roads are closed on race days, so plan your route accordingly. From U.S. 12: When traveling westbound on U.S. 12, you will follow the directed flow of traffic to the Heritage Trail Lot, which is close to the main entrance. If you follow U.S. 12 eastbound, you'll take U.S. 127 or the Round Lake Highway to Junction Lot 11. Brooklyn Road is the main road in front of the track, but it is closed on race day. From M-50: You can travel to MIS via M-50 from the north or south. Southbound travelers will follow M-50 until they reach Wampler's Lake Road and turn into the Green Acres Lot 3. Northbound travelers will merge onto U.S. 127 from M-50 and park at the Heritage Trail 10 Lot.

PARKING

With several parking lots and trams, MIS makes it easy for race fans to get around. Each tram consists of a pickup truck pulling one to two cars that can hold up to 50 people. 15 trams are running continuously on race day. Most parking lots have large spaces available for buses. The M-50 Crossover and Yellow Lot A offer motorcycle parking. The lot where you park will depend on how you get to the track. Options include Heritage Trail Lot 10 off U.S. 12 and the Green, Blue, and Yellow Lots north of the track. Parking attendants are on hand to direct traffic and help you get to a spot. All parking is free, but only a limited number of paved parking spots are available.

TICKETS & PRICING

Reserved Seating, Pre-Race Passes, and NASCAR Weekend Packages are available for purchase. Standard tickets start at $56 for adults. Children 12 and under can attend the racing events on Friday and Saturday for free, and children’s tickets for the Sunday race are $10. Bring the whole family by taking advantage of the MIS Family 4-Pack, which includes four tickets and scanner rentals for Sunday's race. If you want to upgrade your experience, check out VIP passes. For $784, you can enjoy garage and pit passes, a garage tour with a Cup driver, and more.

WRAP UP

The FireKeepers Casino 400 is one of the most exciting NASCAR Cup Series races. It comes midway in the season as the drivers attempt to get points and climb up the ranks, so be sure to camp at the event to see all the action. For more updates about the FireKeepers Casino 400, check out the event's Facebook Page.

4-Day RV Itinerary for the FireKeepers Casino 400

• Day 1: Get into town early enough on Friday to get your RV set up before the ARCA Menards Race. Some of NASCAR’s brightest future stars will be competing, so it’s a great chance to check out the stars of tomorrow. • Day 2: Saturday is a jam-packed day of NASCAR action. In addition to qualifying for the Cup race, you can catch the NASCAR Truck Series race. Once the Truck Series race wraps up, head back to the RV for some fun with the family, or tailgate with your fellow race fans. • Day 3: Pre-race festivities start early on Sunday. Hydrate well before you head to the NASCAR Fan Zone for driver meet-and-greets, as well as some Q&A sessions. There are also official merch haulers in the Fan Zone, so you can grab the newest gear to represent your favorite driver. Enjoy the Cup Series race, and then head back to your RV for your last night in Brooklyn, MI. • Day 4: Campgrounds around MIS close at noon on Monday following the Cup Race. This gives you plenty of time to get your things together, clean up, and hit the road.

Please note, this is not the official source of the event information. While we try to be as comprehensive as possible, some details may have changed since the time this article was written. Please confirm final details with the official event page .

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