General Camping Rules

• Gates Open Thursday at Noon and close Midnight to 6 am daily - please plan accordingly.
• Gate prices do not change until Midnight. If you arrive prior to midnight, you will be charged that day’s admission.
• On-site Camping available Thursday – Sunday.
• Preferred Camping is located on Pro Side A and is limited in quantity.
• Fan Camping is located on Amateur Side B.
• All vehicles on premises overnight must have a Camping Permit or Extra Car Pass.
• We will park you as you arrive, in the next available space, in the area of your choice. You may not save spots for people who will arrive later.  If you want to park with someone you must arrive together.
• Camping spaces are no wider than 20’ and 60’ long.  All vehicles (and items) must fit within the allotted space and may not impose upon neighboring site or fire lanes.
• All tents/awnings must be staked down securely.
• Potable water is not provided.
• No campsites, tents or awnings permitted within 40’ of the motocross track fence.
• We permit elevated contained campfires only, max. width of 36”.  We do not permit bonfires or ground campfires.
• 10pm Curfew. Fans must return to their campsites by 10 p.m. each night, we ask that you not roam around after that time.
• 11pm Quiet Time. “Quiet Time” in all camping areas will be observed each day from midnight to 6:00 am.
• Search Policy. All vehicles are subject to search at any time. 
• Fire Extinguishers. All campers/haulers over 20’ should be equipped with a fully functioning fire extinguisher.
• Dumping of waste or wastewater on the ground will result in immediate ejection from the facility and offenders are subject to arrest.
• Sanitation. Please use our trash receptacles. If you need trash bags, you can get them from the front gate.
• Generators.  Generators are permitted; however, for the safety of our guests we recommend turning off generators in the evening and direct exhaust away from enclosed areas to prevent harm to you or your neighbors.  See, “Sleep Safe” below.
• Proper ventilation is required in RV’s and Campers.  Use caution when using generators, gas lights, stoves and heaters.
• Disorderly Conduct.  Organizer reserves the right to refuse admission or eject any person whose conduct is deemed disorderly or fails to comply with the terms and conditions herein.  Any such refusal or ejection may be without the refund of any portion of ticket price.  Organizer reserves the right to add or change rules without notice.
• Promotions Prohibited.  The use of a camping space shall be for the enjoyment of the racing experience only.  The use of the space for any hospitality promotion, advertisement or commercial exploitation, as determined by Organizer in its sole discretion, is prohibited.  Guests may be asked to remove any signage (including without limitation signage that is political, controversial or offensive in nature or that is for commercial exploitation); cease and desist any activity; have signs and/or promotional materials confiscated; and/or have guest’s space parking privileges revoked at Organizer’s sole discretion.
• Radio. Keep your radio tuned to MXFM 89.1 FM for up-to-date announcements, racing news, interviews and information throughout the weekend. Although we have a public address system, the best way to stay tuned is to tune in. 

Pets

We recognize pets are part of the racing family, and they are welcome in the camping areas, so long as their owners adhere to the following policies:

• All pets must stay within the camping area. At no time are pets allowed in the fan zones or in the Pro Paddock.
• Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets and must dispose of the waste properly.
• Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.
• Please respect your neighbors – excessive barking or aggressiveness is not permitted.
• If you are unable to abide by these policies, we will request your pet be removed and boarded immediately.

Pit Vehicles

Pit vehicles are permitted for campers only, pursuant to the following rules:

• No Pit Vehicles Saturday from 7am - 7pm
• No 2-wheel pit bikes, motorcycles, eMTBs with throttles or ATVs allowed
• Only 4-wheel vehicles no wider than 65 inches permitted
• For a complete list of permitted pit vehicles, go HERE

Prohibited items

• No elevated platforms
• No fireworks, firearms or weapons
• No drones or remote-control aircraft
• No bonfires or ground campfires; elevated campfires only
• Organizer is not responsible for confiscated items

Flagpoles

• No metal flagpoles (steel, aluminum, etc.)
• Only non-metallic flagpoles permitted (fiberglass, PVC, vinyl)
• Flagpoles may not exceed 15’ maximum height from the ground.
• Flagpoles or other similar objects are NOT permitted within 20’ of an overhead electrical line.

Statement of Responsibility

Motocross racing, like all motorsports, can be dangerous. When you enter the facility, you assume the risk of injury and/or damage to your person and property. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children safe. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn your back to oncoming racers. Remember, you share the facility with moving vehicles and motorcycles. Be cautious of moving vehicles in foot traffic areas. 

FAN CODE OF CONDUCT 

IN ORDER TO ENSURE A SAFE AND ENJOYABLE ENVIRONMANT, WE ASK THAT FANS REFRAIN FROM THE FOLLOWING BEHAVIOR AT ALL EVENTS:

• Profanity or other offensive language or gestures, whether spoken, written or appearing on apparel
• Smoking marijuana
• Intoxication or excessive alcohol consumption or signs of substance impairment that results in irresponsible behavior
• Bringing prohibited items into the venue
• Throwing of items or liquids
• Entering the racecourse at any time
• Fighting or other threatening behavior, including verbal or physical harassment
• Failure to retain ticket and/or present it to event staff if requested to do so
• Resale of tickets at the venue
• Violation of state or local laws
• Failing to follow instruction of venue personnel or venue policies 

FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN EJECTION OR ARREST

Recording Consent

This event is being recorded.  It’s possible your face and/or voice might end up in the media and in advertising for our other events or for the products and services or our affiliates.  By entering the facility, you consent that:

• this is fine with you!
• any such recordings of you are the sole and exclusive property of Organizer and its affiliates;
• they may be used in a television show, feature film or for any other purpose, forever, worldwide in any and all media including in advertising and marketing materials; and
• we and our affiliates are not responsible if you do not like the way you look, you are not supposed to be at the event, or for any other claim or controversy arising out of your being recorded or our use of those recordings.

If you do not agree, please do not enter the facility.

Sleep Safe – Carbon Monoxide Alert

Be aware of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Motocross Racing is a family activity, and one of the most exciting features is the opportunity to camp out and have fun with your family and friends. However, if you are staying overnight in an RV or vehicle, or using a generator, you need to be aware of the dangers of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning. CO is a poisonous, colorless, odorless and tasteless gas that can be released when burning gasoline, kerosene, oil, propane or wood.

Mind your vehicle and generator exhaust while in close proximity to your family and neighbors. Do not place your generator directly under a slide-out or under your vehicle, where the fumes can seep into the camper. Make sure all exhaust fumes are properly and fully vented, so that they do not become trapped or seep into your sleeping quarters. When sleeping in a van, car or truck, make sure the exhaust is unobstructed if you run the engine for heat. Even when sleeping outdoors under the stars, make sure you are not too close to an exhaust. Devastating consequences can result without proper ventilation.

What to do if you suspect someone has been poisoned:

When you suspect CO poisoning, promptly taking the following actions can save lives:

• Move the victim immediately to fresh air in an open area
• Call 911 and notify track officials immediately.
• Administer CPR if the victim has stopped breathing. (Be careful not to expose yourself to fatal levels of CO poisoning when administering CPR).

Know the dangers of Carbon Monoxide poisoning. For more information, please visit the United States Environmental Protection Agency page on Carbon Monoxide. http://www.epa.gov/iaq/co.html

Camping FAQs

Here are some frequently asked questions regarding Camping. For more information on the High Point National, please call our offices at (304) 284-0084.

What is the difference between Fan Camping and Preferred Camping?

Preferred Camping is generally located much closer to the racetrack on Side A, tends to have more families and is more expensive.

All Fan Camping is located on Side B.

Is camping based on reservations or first-come basis?

In order to get all of the campers parked in a safe and orderly fashion, camping is first-come.

Are there electric or water hook ups for RVs?

No. All camping is primitive.  We do not have potable water, so come prepared.

I have an RV, but my wife will be arriving later in her own car.  Does she have to pay for camping?

Only if her vehicle is a camper or has sleeping quarters. We have Extra Car Passes for campers that have an additional non-camping vehicle. You can only purchase an Extra Car Pass if you purchase a camping pass.

Further questions, concerns can be directed to [email protected].