Originally Posted by Daisy's dad:
I have done the full ISW deal in an RV for 8 out of the last 9 years, traveling from AZ. Skipped last year because of Covid. There is not really a "central" camping area from which to travel the full circuit. All of the tracks have at least dry camping facilities. Terre Haute and Lawrenceburg have limited hookups. Seems that every year they get close to capacity quicker than the year before, but I have never yet been unable to find a space.
I don't camp, but I believe that all of the tracks have some sort of camping facilities. I have done Sprint Week both ways, staying at local hotels and staying in the Indianapolis area and "commuting". Since I have camera equipment and such to lug and need work space, being centrally located in Indianapolis works best for me. For the last two races, which are Bloomington and Haubstadt, I go ahead and get local lodging, since they are both "on the way home" and it doesn't make sense for me to double back to Indianapolis. Any way you do it will be a blast.
I like to go to Terre Haute. You can get a covered camping spot if you get there early enough. It's 20 or 25 a night water and electric. Don't have to get up early and race to the next track to find a spot.
Have fun and enjoy all the great racing tracks that we have in the racing capital of the world. Nothing beats the great hospitality and the love of racing in the state of Indiana. Simply the best. I know that our racing families take advantage of the things that we have in our back yard. LOL. God bless America. Thanks.
