camping
Make pulltown home for the weekend
With more than 2,100 campsites, Pulltown USA is home to the fourth-largest motorsports campground in the country, behind only the legendary NASCAR Daytona, Bristol, and Charlotte speedways.
Arrive Wednesday, set up camp, and stay right in the heart of the action through the final pull.
Public campsite sales open March 1, 2027. With sites available on a first-come, first-served basis, don’t wait to secure your spot in Pulltown!
reserve your campsite
PUBLIC CAMPSITE SALES OPEN MARCH 1, 2027 · FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
STANDARD SITE
25’ x 40’
Most Pulltown campsites
OVERSIZED SITE
25’ x 50’
Limited availability (contact our office)
ACCESSIBLE SITE
25’ x 40’
Limited availability (contact our office)
EVERY CAMPSITE PACKAGE INCLUDES:
2 Weekend Wristbands
Admission to the Pulls + Campground Access
camping at a glance
ARRIVAL
Standard campground access begins Wednesday, August 19 at 8:00 AM. Early arrival begins Tuesday at Noon for an additional $35.
QUIET HOURS
Quiet hours are 1:00–6:00 AM. Off-road vehicles may not be operated during this time.
5 MPH SPEED LIMIT
A 5 MPH speed limit is enforced for golf carts, 4-wheelers, lawn mowers, and all other off-road vehicles.
EMERGENCY
For EMS, Fire or Police,
call 419-575-6175.
camping rules & regulations
Please review the following rules and regulations before arriving at Pulltown to help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
CAMPSITES & ACCESS
One (1) camper, trailer, tent, bus, or other camping unit is permitted per campsite.
One (1) car or similar transportation vehicle is permitted per campsite.
Tow-behind vehicles are not permitted in the campgrounds.
Fire lanes must remain open at all times.
All camping units must have adequate fire extinguishers.
Standard campground access begins Wednesday, August 18 at 8:00 AM.
Early arrival is available beginning Tuesday, August 17 at 12:00 PM (noon) for an additional $35 fee.
Gates are staffed from Tuesday at 12:00 PM (noon) through the close of the event.
ADMISSION & WRISTBANDS
Wristbands are required for campground access.
Your wristband also serves as admission to the pulling sessions.
ELECTRICAL CAMPSITES
Electrical service is available only at designated campsites 1001 – 1465 and 1501 – 1575.
Campers without a designated electrical site will not have access to electricity.
Electrical cords may not cross roads or ditches.
VEHICLES & CAMPGROUND TRANSPORTATION
Proof of insurance is required for off-road vehicles, and an insurance affidavit must be completed upon arrival.
Off-road vehicles may only be operated by a licensed driver.
One (1) off-road vehicle sticker is included with each campsite purchase.
A 5 MPH speed limit applies to golf carts, lawn mowers, 4-wheelers, and all other off-road vehicles.
Razor-style vehicles are discouraged due to the enforced 5 MPH speed limit.
Farm tractors and hay wagons are not permitted.
Off-road vehicles may not be operated during quiet hours from 1:00 – 6:00 AM.
Non-emergency vehicles may not use emergency lights or sirens. Only vehicles authorized by the National Tractor Pulling Championships may do so.
FIRES, TRASH & WASTE
Open fires must be contained within a fire ring. Fire rings are not provided. This requirement does not apply to charcoal grills.
Bag all trash and place it along the roadside before heading to the pulls. Trash is collected throughout the event.
Dump stations are available on the grounds; see the event map for locations.
Discharging wastewater or sewage anywhere on the grounds will result in immediate eviction.
FACILITIES & PETS
Restrooms and showers are available throughout the campground. A small fee applies for showers; see the event map for locations.
Pets are permitted but must remain leashed and quiet.
All pets must be registered upon entry at Gates E & G.
LIABILITY
Event management is not responsible for accidents, injuries, or loss of personal property, including money, jewelry, or other valuables.
NEED EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE?
For EMS, Fire or Police, call 419-575-6175.
CAMPING FAQs
Planning your stay in Pulltown? Here are answers to some of our most frequently asked camping questions.
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Electrical service is available only at designated campsites 1001–1465 and 1501–1575. Campers without a designated electrical site will not have access to electricity. Electrical cords may not cross roads or ditches.
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Each campsite allows one camping unit (camper, trailer, tent, bus, or similar) and one car or similar transportation vehicle. Tow-behind vehicles are not permitted in the campground.
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Yes. Restrooms and showers are available in the campground. Showers are available for a small fee. Check the campground map for locations.
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Yes. Proof of insurance is required, and an insurance affidavit must be completed upon arrival. Off-road vehicles may only be operated by a licensed driver. Each campsite purchase includes one off-road vehicle sticker.
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Yes. Pets are welcome but must remain leashed and quiet. All pets must be registered upon entry at Gates E & G.
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Yes. Dump stations are available on the grounds. Check the campground map for locations. Discharging wastewater or sewage anywhere else on the grounds is strictly prohibited.
Find Your way AROUND pulltown
Get familiar with Pulltown before you arrive. View the campground map for campsite locations, gates, electrical camping, restrooms, showers, dump stations, and other important facilities.
DOWNLOAD PULLTOWN CAMPGROUND MAP (coming soon)