Toyota/Save Mart 350

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

The highlight of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 race weekend is the big Sunday race, which starts at 12:30 p.m. Those with a full NASCAR Weekend Pass can also see the pre qualifying races, the ARCA Menards Series West, the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, and the NASCAR Cup Series.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

At Sonoma Raceway, expect to find plenty of food and drink concessions. Visitors are allowed to bring in one 15x15x15-inch cooler with food and beverages, too. Other concessions include a lost-and-found, ATMs, a first-aid station, and souvenirs.

LOCATION

The event takes place at the Sonoma Raceway, located at 29355 Arnold Dr, Sonoma, CA 95476. Its hillside location makes it one of the most scenic stops on the NASCAR circuit. And it also makes the raceway a popular destination for RV enthusiasts.

FAQs About RVing to the Toyota/Save Mart 350

Can you bring an RV to the Toyota/Save Mart 350?

Yes, you can bring just about any RV to the Toyota/Save Mart 350. However, you'll want to book a campsite well in advance to make sure you have a place to park.

Where can you park an RV for the Toyota/Save Mart 350?

There are several on-site campgrounds at Sonoma Raceway that offer RV parking, water, and pump-out services. Some even have shower facilities. Plus, the track's location in the middle of tourist-friendly Sonoma County means there are dozens of RV campgrounds right nearby.

Is the Toyota/Save Mart 350 family-friendly?

Yes, the Toyota/Save Mart 350 is a family-friendly event. It has plenty of food options, a welcoming atmosphere, and kid-friendly activities.

Do RV sites sell out for the Toyota/Save Mart 350?

Yes, the RV sites at Sonoma Raceway typically sell out months in advance of the race. The off-site options also fill up fast, so booking as early as possible is a wise choice.

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RVING AT THE EVENT

If you're planning to bring an RV to the Toyota/Save Mart 350, you'll have plenty of company. And there are plenty of places, both on-site and nearby, to set up camp.

Where to Camp Near the Toyota/Save Mart 350

There are multiple RV sites at the Sonoma Raceway. The most popular options include the Turn 7 Campground, Trackside RV Terraces, and the Carousel Campground. There are no full hookups at the on-site campgrounds. However, there are restrooms, water, and pump-outs, though there are additional fees to use the latter two services. For quieter, more laid-back camping, nearby campgrounds include Sun Outdoors Central Coast Wine Country and Skyline Wilderness Park. Those are a great option if your stop at the track is part of a longer stay in the Bay Area. The Sun Outdoors Central Coast Wine Country sits in the middle of over 170 nearby wine tasting rooms. And the Skyline Wilderness Park offers some of the most stunning views of the Napa Valley you'll find anywhere. Both sites offer full hookups to make your RV experience simple. It's best to book a campground early, as boondocking locations are in short supply, especially as the event weekend nears.

RV Rental Tips for the Toyota/Save Mart 350

The overwhelming popularity of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 as a travel destination means you'd do well to book an RV rental in Sonoma early. Preferably, you should do so months in advance to ensure you get the model you want. Class A and Class C RVs are the most popular choices for the event. They'll provide plenty of space if you're traveling with family or planning to tailgate. A towable travel trailer is often preferable if you have a vehicle with a tow package. Trailers usually offer more living space than comparably-sized motorhomes, are less expensive, and you can unhook and use your personal vehicle as needed. As most campsites in the area offer full hookups or at least partial hookups, you'll have no trouble with utilities.

WHERE TO STAY

You could also stay at a hotel near Sonoma Raceway if you prefer. • The Days Inn Novato/San Francisco is the closest hotel to the raceway, and it is right off Highway 101. It's near the Museum of the American Indian and offers an outdoor pool and free breakfast. • The Residence Inn Novato Sonoma has pet-friendly rooms, a golf course, a pool, and paid breakfast for guests. This hotel is slightly farther from the raceway, but it's still right off Highway 101. • The Guest House is a bed-and-breakfast in Novato, and it's a private escape for those who want to stay close to Stafford Lake Park. With a downtown location, it's near many restaurants and small shops.

HOW TO GET THERE

From San Francisco: Take US 101 north to CA 37 E in Novato. Turn left onto CA 121 N. Turn left onto De Mattos Rd. Follow the road to the raceway. From Sacramento/East Bay: Take I 580 W to US 101 N to CA 37 E in Novato. Turn left onto CA 121 N. Turn left onto De Mattos Rd. Follow the road to the raceway.

PARKING

There is free parking for guests at the raceway in the general admission parking area. You may also be able to reserve a parking space for an added fee. All visitors are advised to enter through Gate 1 for parking.

TICKETS & PRICING

You can purchase tickets online for the race, ranging from single-day admission to weekend passes. Ticket prices vary, starting at $86.35 for adults for the main race day. Children under 12 can attend the NASCAR Xfinity Series and ARCA Menards Series West races at Sonoma Raceway with a ticketed adult. Children 12 and under can attend the main Toyota/Save Mart 350 for $10, and college students can purchase tickets for $25. Service members and veterans are eligible for discounts.

WRAP UP

Take a trip to Sonoma Raceway and enjoy all the action of the Toyota/Save Mart 350. You can come for just the headlining race or all of the additional events on race weekend. When you stay at the raceway in your RV, you can see all the action right from the infield, too. For more updates about the Toyota/Save Mart 350, be sure to check the raceway's event page.

3-Day RV Itinerary for the Toyota/Save Mart 350

• Day 1: Plan to arrive at your campsite in the early afternoon the day before the race itself. After leveling your RV and connecting to site services, walk around the site to familiarize yourself with its amenities. Afterward, you can spend the evening at nearby Sonoma Plaza, where you can grab dinner and any last-minute supplies before race day. • Day 2: Begin your morning with a leisurely breakfast at your campsite. Afterward, you can head to the track to enjoy some practice sessions and pre-race festivities. If you wish, you can return to your campsite as needed to escape the crowds or engage in some tailgating. Next, head to your seats or get set up to watch the race from your campsite, if it's trackside. • Day 3: The day after the race, spend a leisurely morning at your campsite before packing up your RV. If you're not in a hurry to return home, you can visit some of the historic wineries located along Highway 121. If you're not into wine, consider a scenic drive through the heart of the Napa Valley. You can even stop in downtown Sonoma for a quick lunch and still have time to avoid peak post-weekend traffic on your way home.

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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