RV Rentals at Richmond Raceway Cook Out 400

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

The 2025 edition of the Cook Out 400 invites fans to experience race weekend in the iconic Richmond Raceway infield and watch the cars zoom by. The FanGrounds gives you an immersive experience with a viewing walkway in the NASCAR Cup Series Garages that provides access to pre-race ceremonies and driver intros and appearances. You can also grab food from one of the concession stands, enjoy live music and performances, and watch the races from the grandstands. Be sure to check out the Richmond Nation reception and gift area if you’d like to purchase memorabilia, and download the NASCAR Tracks app to learn more about the sport.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

Richmond Raceway has fully staffed guest services booths and maps that can help you explore the venue with confidence. There are also handicap assistance carts, and you can get children’s ID and safety bracelets for your kids. Wi-Fi, emergency services, RV supplies, and minor vehicle repair services are available. Check here to find out more about the racetrack’s amenities.

LOCATION

The Richmond Raceway Cook Out 400 is held at: 

Richmond Raceway 600 E Laburnum Ave. Richmond, VA 23222

Mid-August at Richmond Raceway tends to be warm and rainy, with highs in the mid-80s. On a sunny day, be sure to wear protective clothing and sunscreen. The venue's Weather Protection Program applies to regular grandstand tickets for all NASCAR races. If a race is cancelled due to inclement weather, you can exchange it for a ticket of equal or lesser value for another NASCAR race within the year. Check here for details. It's also a good idea to take a look at the raceway's lists of allowed and prohibited items.

RVING AT THE EVENT

RV camping near Richmond is an amazing way to experience stock car racing in Virginia! If you’re just starting to explore the RV lifestyle, consider renting an RV before the show. This lets you try out the style of camper you like most without making a huge commitment. You can watch the races, then relax in your own private home-on-wheels with everything you need on hand. If you extend your vacation, you can enjoy the parks and sightseeing opportunities in the area at your leisure. 

Richmond Raceway welcomes RVers with several options at the venue. Visitors can choose from dry camping spaces, sites with full hook-ups, and campsites adjacent to the track that put them up close to the action on race days. Look here to discover more about RV camping at the raceway. 

You can also camp nearby at one of these spots.

Americamps RV Resort

Americamps RV Resort is located in Ashland, less than 15 miles north of Richmond via Interstate 95. This full-service, pet-friendly RV park offers a pool, indoor and outdoor games, a fitness center, complimentary cable, and free Wi-Fi. The park also offers a daily complimentary breakfast and many more amenities on site. Guests can take advantage of 184 sites with full hook-ups, including 105 pull-through and 79 back-in sites. Visitors can also access showers, laundry facilities, a resort store, and a common room with a kitchenette during their stay. 

Pocahontas State Park

Pocahontas State Park is located in Chesterfield, 20 miles south of Richmond. This beautiful, pet-friendly location provides nature lovers with large, secluded campsites and over 8,000 acres to explore. Visitors can boat, fish, and swim in the park’s three lakes or spend time on the shore. Hikers can enjoy over 64 miles of trails, and campers who prefer to relax in their RV can enjoy water and electric hookups at their site. The park can accommodate more than 100 RVs and provides amenities like showers, picnic tables, and grills. 

Richmond North / Kings Dominion KOA Holiday

Richmond North / Kings Dominion KOA Holiday is located in Doswell, less than 25 miles north of Richmond via Interstate 95 N or U.S. Highway 301 N. This tree-filled campground, which is next to the Kings Dominion amusement park, has 268 guest sites, including full hookups, space for big rigs, and deluxe cabins that can accommodate up to 10 people. Amenities include a camp store, playground, outdoor games, a picnic pavilion, a large swimming pool, showers, and a dog wash station. Guests who take the free shuttle to Kings Dominion can enjoy thrilling roller coaster rides and visits to Planet Snoopy and Soak City at an exclusive discounted rate.

RVing Tips

Richmond, Virginia is an RV-friendly destination with plenty of camping and parking options in the area. Make reservations in advance, and bring plenty of food, comfortable bedding, a hands-free lantern, a first-aid kit, and any other supplies that will help you enjoy your trip.

WHERE TO STAY

If you want to stay in a hotel when you attend the Richmond Raceway Cook Out 400, you’ll have plenty of options to choose from, including such familiar brands as the Holiday Inn Express Richmond-Mechanicsville and the Best Western Plus Glen Allen Inn.

HOW TO GET THERE

From Washington DC: Take I-395 S to I-95 S toward Richmond. Take Exit 82, then merge onto U.S. Highway 301 S/Chamberlayne Rd. toward Chamberlayne Ave. Turn left on Azalea Ave., then turn right onto Sandpiper Dr. When Sandpiper Dr. becomes Lark Dr., turn right onto Richmond Henrico Turnpike and follow the signs to Richmond Raceway.

From Raleigh, NC: Take I-440 E and get off at Exit 14. Head toward U.S. Highway 64 E/U.S. Highway 264 E and continue onto I-87/US-264 E/US-64 E. Take Exit 464 for Interstate 95 N toward Richmond. Stay in the left lane and merge onto I-95 N. Take Exit 75 for I-64 E and head down 7th St toward Norfolk/VA Beach. Stay in the right lane and merge onto North 7th St. Turn right onto Hospital St., turn left onto Valley Rd., then turn right onto Richmond Henrico Turnpike. Stay on Richmond Henrico Turnpike, and follow the signs to Richmond Raceway. 

PARKING

Richmond Raceway has several free and paid parking options for RVers, including: 

• GEICO Main RV Parking/LOT H

• Lot H, Richmond Raceway’s main parking area, offers free parking for one RV and two vehicles. This lot is accessible from Interstate 95. It also provides portable restrooms, a dump station, and free all-day tram service to the backstretch.

• GEICO Laburnum RV Parking/LOT D 

• Lot D provides free first-come, first-served parking via Meadowbridge Road.

• GEICO Premium RV Parking/LOT F

• Lot F is a dry camping RV parking lot at Richmond International Raceway. It costs $249.75–$266.40 to park in Lot F during the Cook Out 400. 

Find maps and guidance on where to park here. 

TICKETS & PRICING

Tickets for the 2025 Cook Out 400 start at $35. Packages include NASCAR Weekend ticket options, group tickets, family packages, corporate packages, and premium experiences. To learn more about reserved seating, infield access, and more, visit Richmond Raceway’s ticket options page here.

WRAP UP

NASCAR fans will experience the thrill of a lifetime when they take an RV to the Cook Out 400. Whether you rent an RV from us or drive your own, share your trip with us. Send your photos to memories@rvshare.com, and be sure to tag us on social media. Also be sure to follow Richmond Raceway on Facebook to get the latest event updates!

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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