Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

At the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship, you can see all of the main motocross events that crown winners of the amateur season. You can also explore the ranch in between events to go fishing, rent a canoe, or visit the property’s museums.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

There are quite a few amenities for visitors. The grounds have open-air festival seating with shaded picnic areas. Concessions will be available too. The Ranch itself also has lots of things to do when you’re not watching the races. Tour Loretta’s plantation home, see a simulated coal mine, shop at the western store, and visit the grist mill and Native American Artifact Museum.

LOCATION

The Loretta Lynn Ranch hosts the Amateur National Motocross Championship every year, and it’s found in a remote area outside of Nashville. The address is 8000 Highway 13 South, Hurricane Mills, TN 37078. August in Tennessee is typically humid and hot, so plan to bring appropriate clothing, too.

FAQs About RVing to the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship

Where can you park your RV at the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship?

If you're camping on-site, you can park and set up for the weekend in Areas 1-5. For those who aren't staying on-site, park in the Day Parking lot.

Are there hookups or dry camping at the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship

You'll find both full-hookup and primitive campsites. There's a site to fit every camping style and budget.

Is the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship family-friendly?

Yes, it's one of the nation's most family-friendly, RV-friendly, and pet-friendly motorsports events. There are activities for all ages, plus a family atmosphere. If you're traveling with pets, see our checklist for RVing with pets.

Why is the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship held at Loretta Lynn's Ranch?

It's been held at the ranch annually since 1982. Country music legend Loretta Lynn agreed to host the event after race promoter Dave Coombs suggested it.

RVING AT THE EVENT

On-site RV camping provides a budget-friendly way to enjoy this event. Loretta Lynn Ranch offers two campgrounds for RV enthusiasts. The first is Stagecoach Hill, which features 55 paved, full hookup sites. If you choose Stagecoach Hill, be aware that rigs larger than 30 feet may want to take Highway 13 North from I-40 to avoid tight roads. Amenities include a shower house, laundry facilities, a fire pit, and a playground. The second option at Loretta Lynn Ranch is the Lower Campground. This area spans 10,000 acres. 140 campsites offer water and electric hookups. Everyone else has a dry camping experience. Amenities include a playground, an in-ground pool, nearby Hurricane Creek, and a bathhouse.

Where to Camp Near the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship

If you choose not to stay on-site, you can book a spot at the Buffalo / I-40 / Exit 143 KOA Journey. This campground is located approximately 6 miles from the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship. They offer spacious sites with full hookups. This is the best place for larger rigs because the site footprint reaches 65 feet. Amenities include a bathhouse, laundry facility, a swimming pool, and a Gaga Ball pit. Another option is Piney River Resort, where you're invited to unplug, escape, and make memories. It's less than 17 miles away from the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship. Amenities include 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, along with water and sewer hookups. Also, they offer pull-thru sites, laundry facilities, and a fire ring. Finally, there's the Cedar Ridge RV Park, located approximately 17 miles from the ranch. This newer facility offers full hookups for modern RVs, Wi-Fi, showers, and laundry facilities. They only allow 20 RVs at a time, so be sure to book this park early.

RV Rental Tips for the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship

If this will be your first time getting a rental RV, check out our guide to renting an RV. Large Class A RVs are welcome at the Loretta Lynn Ranch and KOA Journey. Class B and Class C RVs are also allowed. If you're going to be dry camping, be sure to bring plenty of extra water. You'll also want to stock up on propane. If you're in a site without electric hookups, you may want to bring a portable generator.

WHERE TO STAY

You can also consider staying at a hotel nearby and driving to the event each day. • The Quality Inn Hurricane Mills I-40 provides a budget-friendly experience with lots of Southern hospitality. Amenities include a free hot breakfast, seasonal outdoor pool, and free Wi-Fi. • The Days Inn by Wyndham Hurricane Mills is located approximately 8 miles from the Loretta Lynn Ranch. Hotel amenities include on-site parking, an outdoor swimming pool, and free coffee. • The Holiday Inn Express Hurricane Mills is on I-13, just a few miles from Loretta Lynn Ranch. The hotel's amenities include free Wi-Fi, free breakfast, and an outdoor pool.

HOW TO GET THERE

RVers are advised to take Interstate 40 instead of back roads to reach the ranch. Back roads may not be wide enough for big rigs. • From Nashville: Take I-40 W 65 miles to exit 143. Take Highway 13 N seven miles to the track entrance on your left. • From Memphis: Take I-40 E about 140 miles to exit 143. Take Highway 13 N seven miles to the track entrance on your left.

PARKING

Parking at the ranch is free for all visitors.

TICKETS & PRICING

Ticket prices and sales will be available to the public closer to the event.

WRAP UP

The Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship is one step down from professional racing. It allows you to support rising motocross racers. The ranch also features plenty of other entertainment, including multiple museums, Loretta Lynn's plantation, and a Western Town. RVing to the ranch allows you to park once at your campsite, then freely wander the grounds. You can rent an RV in Waverly Hills if you don't have your own. To learn more, keep an eye on the event's Facebook page.

6-Day RV Itinerary for Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship

• Day 1 (Monday - Practice Day): Kick off 'The World's Greatest Motocross Vacation' by arriving and getting your RV set up. Each day is expected to have a specific theme, though 2026's themes haven't been announced yet. • Day 2 (Tuesday) Enjoy a day of exciting motocross racing! Day 2 features 20+ Motos. You can also check out nearby Overholt's Farm Market to pick up fresh produce for your stay. • Day 3 (Wednesday) The First Motos conclude racing, followed by the start of the Second Motos. This is also a good day to browse the ranch's grounds and visit the "Coal Miner's Daughter" Museum. • Day 4 (Thursday) Second Motos continue. This is the last day before each race becomes a do-or-die, which makes this a good opportunity to visit nearby Gutter Bound Distillery. • Day 5 (Friday) The beginning of the Final Motos. The adrenaline will be flowing as each racer tries to make it to the podium. If the weather is nice, take a short trip to Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park after the day's races. • Day 6 (Saturday) Conclusion of the Final Motos. This is when the championship is awarded, so you don't want to miss it. After, it's time to head back home. Consider making a stop at the Bell Witch Cave in Adams, TN, or visiting Pigeon Forge, TN, for Dollywood after leaving the Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Championship.

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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