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Unadilla National Motocross
The 2026 Unadilla National Motocross is the 9th round of the Pro Motocross Championship, a premier dirt bike racing event featuring top-level 450 and 250 class racing alongside the WMX Championship. Fans can watch racers make amazing aerial twists and jumps as they race at high speeds. All races take place at the historic and challenging Unadilla MX; the venue is situated on a former dairy farm amidst scenic views of the countryside. RV travel is ideal because it gives you and your family and friends a comfortable place to relax between races while staying close to the track and camping areas throughout the weekend.
ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT
The Unadilla National Motocross is the 9th round of the 2026 Pro Motocross Championship, with organized practice runs starting early August 14 on the Pro Track, plus the Moto 1 WMX race. The event features premier 450 class riders such as Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, Eli Tomac, Chase Sexton, and Haiden Deegan. 250 class races and the WMX Moto 2 will take place in the afternoon. You'll also be able to watch the practice rotations for amateur riders. During the event, you’ll enjoy a festival atmosphere with exciting races, views of the Gravity Cavity, community vibes, live music, FM radio commentary, and interactive sponsor villages. You can also buy a pit pass on-site to see the riders up close.
ON-SITE AMENITIES
The track features permanent restroom facilities, baby changing stations, hand washing stations, and shower facilities (including handicap units). You’ll also find food and beer vendors, shaded picnic areas, souvenir stands, and shuttles that will take you around the venue.
LOCATION
The Unadilla National Motocross takes place annually at Unadilla MX in New Berlin, New York. This iconic motocross venue is known for its challenging track layout, scenic countryside setting, and long history in professional racing. The official address for the event is 5986 State Highway 8, New Berlin, NY 13411.
FAQs About RVing to Unadilla National Motocross
Can you bring an RV to the Unadilla National Motocross?
Yes, you can bring an RV to the Unadilla National Motocross and purchase a camping pass for the event. Primitive camping is available near the track, and campsites can accommodate large RVs. Campsites are first-come, first-served.
Are there RV amenities at Unadilla National Motocross?
Other than water stations, the Unadilla MX does not provide RV-specific amenities, but there are showers, restrooms, and concessions onsite.
Is the Unadilla National Motocross family-friendly?
Yes, the Unadilla National Motocross is family-friendly. Kids can visit the pit and enjoy watching racing stars launch into the air on their dirt bikes.
What gear should I bring for the Unadilla National Motocross?
Unadilla MX can be sunny and loud near the track, so bring sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, hearing protection, and water. If you’re planning to see the action from the hillside, bring a lawn chair.
RVING AT THE EVENT
When you bring an RV to the Unadilla National Motocross, you can purchase a camping pass, park on-site, and return to your campsite whenever you want to take a break from the action. First-come, first-served primitive camping with no hookups is available at the Preferred Camping area near the track or in the Fan Camping lots. Campsites accommodate RVs up to 70 feet long and do not include hookups, but free potable water is available. You can bring a generator, and you may also want to bring equipment to level your RV after parking. Pets are allowed so long as they remain leashed within your campsite.
Where to Camp Near the Unadilla National Motocross
Unadilla MX is located among the rolling hills near the town of New Berlin. It’s known for its countryside setting in Central New York and proximity to local dairy farms. RV travelers who are passing through can stop at campgrounds and parks in the area, including: • Taste of Heaven Campground & Restaurant in New Berlin is about five miles away from the track. Amenities include water hookups, electric hookups, restrooms, hot showers, and dump station access. Some sites also have sewer hookups. You’ll also have access to 130+ miles of Brookfield trails for horse riding, hiking, and biking; an on-site restaurant; and a clubhouse with games. • Susquehanna Trail Campground in Oneonta is about 27 miles away from the track. Amenities include full hookups, free Wi-Fi, picnic tables, a camp store, a pool, a playground, volleyball, and horseshoes. This secluded, natural campsite is pet-friendly and just one mile from Cooperstown All Star Village. • Tall Pines Campground & River Adventures in Bainbridge is about 28 miles away from the track. Amenities include riverside and poolside full hookup sites, outdoor recreation and games, an arcade room, laundry and bathhouses, and a dog park. There’s also a country store, campground dining, an ice cream cart, and much more. • Unadilla/I-88/Oneonta KOA Journey in Franklin is about 36 miles away from the track. Amenities include full hookups, Wi-Fi, a pool, a general store, a propane filling station, a dog park and wash station, fishing, bike rentals, and more. • Gilbert Lake State Park in Laurens is a beautiful rustic park just under 22 miles away from the track. Visitors can bike, hike, boat, swim, hunt, play disc golf, or visit the nature center. Amenities include a playground for kids, showers, restrooms, electric hookups, a dump station, picnic tables, and fire pits.
RV Rental Tips for the Unadilla National Motocross
Camping out in an RV is a great way to experience the Unadilla National Motocross. If you’re renting an RV for the trip, book your vehicle early. Check out our New York camping guide while you’re planning your trip, and if you’re spending a few days in the area, take a look at our guide to exploring Gilbert Lake State Park. RV road trips are a great way to spend a summer weekend, and there are vehicle options for every size requirement and budget. Whether you’re planning a solo or couple’s trip or traveling with friends or family, you can rent a Class A, B, or C RV or an affordable travel trailer that meets your needs. Here are some tips for RV camping at the Unadilla National Motocross: • First-come, first-served campsites open up on Thursday at noon, so arrive early to find a great spot. • Pack plenty of snacks, ear protection, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a first-aid kit. • Bring a comfortable lawn chair for watching races from the hillside, plus a hat or umbrella for shade. Grandstand, bleacher, and handicapped seating are also available. • If you bring a generator, be wary of carbon monoxide poisoning. Make sure to place your generator away from your camper and vent all exhaust fumes properly. • Pets are prohibited in the main venue; keep them leashed at your campsite.
WHERE TO STAY
If you want to stay in an inn or guesthouse during the racing event, there are a few options nearby, including: Usher’s Guesthouse offers comfortable accommodations in a brick building on Main Street in New Berlin. It’s about five miles away from Unadilla MX. Amenities include queen beds, Roku TV, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and USB chargers. The Inn at Summer Hill near Sherburne is just over six miles away from the race venue. The 72-acre estate offers 12 guest rooms appointed with handcrafted Amish furniture and private en-suite bathrooms. You can also explore acres of rolling meadows and woodlands, a meditation labyrinth, and enjoy reliable Starlink internet service. The Railroad Inn offers modern, upscale rooms and suites in Cooperstown, about 24 miles away from the track. The inn is within walking distance of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Doubleday Field. Amenities include fine linens, an in-room sitting area and minibar, USB ports, Wi-Fi, and widescreen TVs. You can also enjoy a complimentary light continental breakfast and coffee service in the lobby.
HOW TO GET THERE
The Unadilla National Motocross is accessible via the Greater Binghamton Airport (BGM) and Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR). To drive to the event, use these routes: From Binghamton: Take I-88 East and NY-8 North From Albany: Take US 20 West From Buffalo, Rochester, or Syracuse: Take I-90 East
PARKING
Historically, Unadilla MX has offered free day parking for RVs and large vehicles on-site, with designated gates for northbound (Gate W3/W4) and southbound (Gate W3/S1/S2) traffic. Handicapped parking is available at Gate S1/S2 and in specific inner circle areas.
TICKETS & PRICING
Tickets for the Unadilla National Motocross range in price, starting at $32.81 for Saturday youth general admission tickets and $74.29 for adult general admission tickets, including fees. You can also purchase VIP tickets for the Holeshot Club at $183.18 or the Sky High Club @ Skyshot for $260.95, including fees. Purchase all tickets on the official ticket page for the Unadilla National Motocross.
WRAP UP
Fans of motocross will enjoy plenty of thrills at the Unadilla National Motocross Championships. Camping on-site in an RV is a great way to see the races and acrobatics up close and relax by the track in comfort. While you’re in the area, you can explore area parks and visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame or the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown.
4-Day RV Itinerary for Unadilla National Motocross
• Day 1: Arrival and RV Setup Arrive at the venue early on Thursday afternoon and set up camp. Explore the grounds, meet fellow fans, have a cookout by your RV, and get to bed early. • Day 2: Amateur Day and Women’s Motocross (WMX) Get up at the crack of dawn to see some amateur practice runs, which start at 8 a.m. Walk the perimeter of the "Gravity Cavity" and "Sky Shot," which take advantage of the natural landscape to create a challenging course. Watch the WMX Moto 1 race, and make sure you have all the supplies you need for the main race day on Saturday. You can also grab some food and souvenirs from trackside vendors. • Day 3: Enjoy Live Pro Racing Head to the track by 7 a.m. to watch the early morning practice and qualifying sessions. At 9 a.m., visit the pit to see the racing teams and factory rigs up close. Get some lunch, then find a spot on the hillside to watch the opening ceremonies and gate drop at 1 p.m. Spend the day watching the races, and enjoy the evening’s post-race celebrations. • Day 4: Departure and Area Exploration Clean up your campsite and consider filling your water tank before you leave the area in the morning. Spend your day visiting art or baseball museums in nearby Cooperstown or enjoy hiking or canoeing at Gilbert Lake State Park before heading home.
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