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RV rental for the Chevrolet Grand Prix at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park

Feel the roar of prototypes and GT machines as IMSA's only Canadian stop lights up Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. The Chevrolet Grand Prix turns Bowmanville into a trackside campground where engines, bonfires, and paddock walks blend into one unforgettable weekend. Bring your RV, park steps from Mosport's legendary corners, trade hotel runs for trackside sunrises, and soak in a motorsport atmosphere found nowhere else in the country.

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Ashley93 trips - Joined Jun 2020Superhost

Ashley was a pleasure to deal with throughout the whole process. Great communication and the rv was exactly as described. The drop off and set up was amazing and I would not hesitate to reccomend Ashley to anyone looking for this size RV!

Jeff D. - Aug 2025

Rv was as described, and Ashley was great to deal with with any and all questions we had . Would definitely rent again.

James M. - Jul 2025

Jeremy67 trips - Joined Mar 2021Superhost

We spent four nights at Canisbay Lake Campground in Jeremy’s RV and had a fantastic experience. The RV was very spacious, spotless, and looked almost brand new. It had two bathrooms, a TV, and a well-stocked kitchen with everything we needed. Jeremy also provided mattress toppers for all the beds, plenty of chairs, and two outdoor BBQs, one of which was brand new. He truly went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. We would gladly rent from him again and highly recommend him.

Sam S. - Jul 2026

Another great rental with Jeremy. Really appreciate the drop off and pick up service. This is our 3rd year renting the same RV for racing at CTMP. Highly recommend!

Veronica K. - May 2026

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Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, , CA

Canadian Tire Motorsport Park sits just north of Bowmanville, about an hour east of downtown Toronto via Highway 401, making the drive an easy one for RVs coming from across Southern Ontario. Exit the 401 and follow the signed route north through Bowmanville toward Concession Road 10, where clear signage directs camping traffic to the general camping fields near the skidpad, Corner 2, and the family area by the karting track. Give yourself extra time on the gates-open Thursday or early Friday morning, since RVs and trailers often queue at the entrance during peak arrival hours. Once inside, marshals will guide your rig to a dry camping spot with no hookups, so plan to run your generator only between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. and use the designated grey-water disposal area in the infield. If you would rather skip driving your own vehicle, many RVezy hosts in the Bowmanville and Clarington area offer delivery straight to the track or a nearby campground. Either way, once you are parked, the paddock, Marketplace, and grandstands are all within an easy walk of the camping fields.

RVezy vs. Traditional RV rental

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  • Exact RV not guaranteed
  • Pickup only at retail locations
  • Fewer RV types and less availability

Frequently asked questions about renting an RV for Chevrolet Grand Prix

When does the Chevrolet Grand Prix take place and how many days does it run?

Good news: this is an easy race weekend to plan around. The Chevrolet Grand Prix typically takes place in mid-July at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, running as a three-day weekend from Friday practice through the Sunday feature race, with gates and camping areas often opening as early as Thursday morning. That extra day gives RV travelers time to settle into a camping spot before the track gets busy. Once you are set up, you get a full weekend of practice, qualifying, and racing without needing to pack up and travel each day. Plan your trip around a Thursday or Friday arrival so you can claim a good camping spot and enjoy the full atmosphere, from grid walks to the Sunday checkered flag.
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How much are tickets for the Chevrolet Grand Prix and where do I buy them?

You will not need to hunt around for tickets, they are sold directly through the official Canadian Tire Motorsport Park website. Weekend passes typically run around $100 per person at the gate, with single-day admission priced lower, and children 16 and under get in free with a ticketed adult. Camping passes are sold separately from event admission, covering everything from tent and pop-up sites to RV spots. Buying early is worth it, since gate prices tend to rise closer to race weekend and reserved camping spots often sell out first. Grab your weekend pass and a camping spot together so you can lock in trackside access for the whole family.
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What is the best way to drive an RV to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park?

Driving in is straightforward, and your RV is welcome right through the main gates. The track sits just north of Bowmanville off Highway 401, about an hour east of downtown Toronto, and signed routes lead you from the highway through town directly to the venue on Concession Road 10. Once you arrive, marshals direct RVs, trailers, and campers to designated camping fields near the skidpad, Corner 2, and the family area by the karting track, so you are not left guessing where to park. Arriving Thursday or early Friday morning gives you the best pick of camping spots before the weekend crowds build. Follow the signage, take your time on the approach roads, and you will be parked and settled well before the first practice session.
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What can I expect to see and do at the Chevrolet Grand Prix?

Expect a full weekend of world-class racing plus plenty to do between sessions. The event centers on the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, IMSA's only race outside the United States, with prototype and GT cars from Corvette, Porsche, Ferrari, and BMW sharing the track alongside support series like the Michelin Pilot Challenge and Mazda MX-5 Cup. Beyond the racing, the CTMP Marketplace fills with vendors and food trucks, a beer garden gives adults a place to unwind, and open grid walks let you get close to the cars and teams before the big races. There is also a dedicated fun zone for kids. Wander the paddock, catch a grid walk, and grab a bite between sessions for the full trackside experience.
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What is the weather like and what should I pack for the Chevrolet Grand Prix?

Mid-July at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park usually means warm, sunny days and cooler evenings, so you can pack light while still preparing for both ends of the thermometer. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for long days trackside, along with a light jacket for cool nights around the campfire. Comfortable closed-toe shoes make walking the paddock and grid areas much easier, and ear protection is worth packing if you plan to stand close to the track during racing. Since your RV already covers shelter and storage, you can pack extra folding chairs, a canopy for shade, and snacks without worrying about fitting it all in a car trunk. Layer up, protect your ears, and you will be comfortable from Thursday setup through Sunday's checkered flag.
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Is the Chevrolet Grand Prix a good event to bring kids to?

Families are very welcome at this event. Children 16 and under receive free admission when accompanied by a ticketed adult, and the Canadian Tire Fun Zone gives younger visitors something of their own to enjoy between races. The wide-open camping fields and grassy viewing areas around the circuit's rolling hills give kids room to play safely while adults keep an eye on the action. Traveling in your RV makes family trips easier too, since you have a familiar bed, bathroom, and kitchen on site instead of relying on portable facilities all weekend. Bring the whole crew, set up camp early, and let the kids enjoy the fun zone while you catch the practice sessions.
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Can I bring my own food and drinks, or is there food for sale on-site?

You get the best of both worlds here. Camping rules allow you to bring your own food and beverages, including alcohol, into your campsite, so your RV kitchen can handle breakfast and late-night snacks all weekend. When you want to explore, the CTMP Marketplace is packed with food trucks and vendors, and a beer garden offers a spot to relax between sessions. Just remember glass containers are not permitted anywhere on the grounds, so pack drinks in cans or plastic. Stock your RV fridge before you arrive, then treat yourself to a meal from the Marketplace when you feel like a break from cooking.
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Are all types of RVs allowed at the Chevrolet Grand Prix?

Yes, the track is set up to welcome a wide range of RVs. Motorhomes, travel trailers, and other hard-bodied units are all covered under standard RV camping passes, alongside separate space for tents and pop-up trailers. Camping areas are dry sites with no electric or water hookups, so plan to arrive with full tanks and run your generator only between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. as required. A designated grey-water disposal area in the infield makes it easy to empty tanks properly during your stay. Whatever size rig you bring, there is a camping field suited to it, so book your RV camping pass alongside your event tickets and you are set.
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Can I have an RV delivered to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park instead of driving one myself?

Yes, delivery is a realistic option for this event. RVezy hosts in the Bowmanville and wider Clarington area, including nearby Courtice, Oshawa, and Newcastle, offer delivery service, and many will bring your rig right to the track, a nearby campground such as Darlington Provincial Park, or even your own driveway before you head out. That means you can skip towing or driving a rental RV yourself and still camp trackside for the weekend. Search RVezy for Bowmanville, Ontario with delivery enabled to see which hosts in the area currently offer this service, then confirm delivery details and setup with your host before race weekend. Let a local host handle the driving and setup, and you can focus on planning your race weekend instead.
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Is on-site RV camping available for the Chevrolet Grand Prix, and what are the campgrounds like?

On-site camping is one of the best parts of this event, and RVs are welcome throughout the grounds. You can set up in the general camping fields near the skidpad and Corners 2 and 2a, or in the family area by the karting track, with sites ranging from open grass to wooded spots for shade. Two full-service washroom and shower buildings, one near Corners 1 and 2 and another near Corner 8, keep things comfortable even on dry camping sites without hookups. Small campfires are allowed when there is no fire ban, and leashed pets can join you at your site. Book your camping pass early since reserved corral spots often sell out first, leaving general camping as the flexible fallback.
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If I do not want to camp, are there hotels near Canadian Tire Motorsport Park?

You have options beyond the track if camping is not your style. Bowmanville and nearby communities like Oshawa and Courtice have hotel options within a short drive of the circuit, and Darlington Provincial Park offers additional camping close to the Lake Ontario waterfront if you want a quieter base. That said, many fans choose to bring an RV specifically so they can stay trackside instead of commuting in each day, since it puts you steps from the paddock and Marketplace rather than stuck in race weekend traffic. If you do want a hotel as a backup, book well ahead of the July weekend since local rooms fill up fast around race dates. Either way, staying in the area lets you catch the earliest practice sessions without a long drive.

Is Canadian Tire Motorsport Park accessible for visitors with mobility needs?

The track is known as one of the more visitor-friendly venues on the circuit, with rolling terrain that gives clear sightlines from many vantage points around the grounds. Shuttle service is available to help fans reach different viewing areas without a long walk, which is especially useful if the paddock and grandstands feel far from your camping spot. Parking for RVs and vehicles is available throughout the grounds, so you can position yourself close to the facilities you need most. If you have specific mobility needs, reach out to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park ahead of your visit so staff can point you toward the best viewing and camping areas for you. A little planning ahead means you can enjoy the full weekend comfortably.
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What should first-time visitors know before attending the Chevrolet Grand Prix in an RV?

First time at a trackside race weekend? You are in for a treat, and a few tips will help you settle in fast. Arrive Thursday or early Friday morning if you can, since that is when camping opens and you will have the best choice of spots near the skidpad or the karting track family area. Pack ear protection for when the cars are on track, and set up a shaded canopy since July days at the circuit run warm. Remember that camping sites are dry with no hookups, so arrive with full water tanks and plan to run your generator only between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. Take a lap of the CTMP Marketplace and catch at least one open grid walk. It is the easiest way to feel like part of the paddock on your first visit.
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What safety rules and prohibited items should I know about for the Chevrolet Grand Prix?

The rules here are simple and mostly about keeping the campgrounds safe and fun for everyone. Glass containers, ATVs, golf carts, dirt bikes, and fireworks are not allowed anywhere on the grounds, so leave those at home. Small campfires are permitted at your campsite unless a fire ban is in effect, and leashed pets are welcome to join you. On-site security patrols the camping areas throughout the weekend, and re-entry to the grounds is generally allowed if you need to leave and come back during your stay. Keep your site tidy, follow the posted generator hours, and you will have no trouble enjoying a safe, relaxed weekend trackside.
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How does RVezy support me if something goes wrong with my RV rental for the Chevrolet Grand Prix?

Renting for a big race weekend feels a lot less stressful when you know help is close by. RVezy pairs every booking with responsive customer service and protection plans, so if an issue comes up with your rig before or during the Chevrolet Grand Prix, you are not left figuring it out alone at the track. The RVezy mobile app keeps your booking details, host messages, and trip information in one place, which is handy when you are camped trackside with spotty reception. The RVezy Help Center walks you through booking, insurance, and roadside questions step by step, so you can find answers quickly if something unexpected happens. Book with confidence for the Chevrolet Grand Prix, knowing RVezy has your trip covered from pickup to the drive home.
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