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RV rental for the CTMP Labour Day Weekend Sprints at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
The roar of engines returns to Bowmanville when the CTMP Labour Day Weekend Sprints fill Canadian Tire Motorsport Park with three days of NASCAR Canada Series, Trans Am, and open wheel racing. Add trackside camping, a Saturday night fireworks show, and a festival marketplace of food trucks and live music, and you have one of Ontario's most electric late summer weekends. Park your RV steps from the action and turn the whole event into a home base adventure instead of a day trip.
Featured RV rentals for CTMP Labour Day Weekend Sprints
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SuperhostTravel Trailer in Bowmanville
2017 • 4.9 (5)
$130 CAD /night
SuperhostClass C in Blackstock
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SuperhostTravel Trailer in Clarington
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$145 CAD /night
SuperhostClass C in Clarington
2019 • 5.0 (3)
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Top Hosts near Clarington, ON
Ashley97 trips - Joined Jun 2020 - Superhost
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Jeremy70 trips - Joined Mar 2021 - Superhost
5.0
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RV camping near Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
The CTMP Labour Day Weekend Sprints typically take over Canadian Tire Motorsport Park during the long Labour Day weekend in early September, filling the historic Bowmanville circuit with three straight days of racing. Fans can expect a packed schedule featuring the NASCAR Canada Series, Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli, Radical Cup Canada, and Formula Regional and Formula 4 machines tearing around the 3.957 kilometre Grand Prix Circuit. Full paddock access lets you wander among the cars and teams between races, while Saturday evening wraps up with live entertainment and a fireworks display over the track. Early September in this part of Ontario tends to bring warm, sunny days and cool evenings, so plan for both sunscreen and a light jacket.
Just under two hours from Toronto, the track sits in the rolling countryside of Clarington, close enough for a weekend escape but far enough to feel like a proper getaway. Beyond the racing, the CTMP Marketplace brings food trucks, a beer garden, and vendor displays, while the Canadian Tire Fun Zone keeps younger fans entertained between heats. This is one of the rare motorsport weekends where camping is part of the main event rather than an afterthought, with dry camping sites available right around the circuit. Bringing your own RV means you can settle into a trackside or infield spot, skip the shuttle back to a hotel, and still have your own bed, kitchen, and bathroom waiting between sessions. It also puts you shoulder to shoulder with the RV and camping crowd that has followed this event for years, trading stories between races. For a weekend built around engines, fireworks, and long summer nights, an RV turns Canadian Tire Motorsport Park into your own private paddock.
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Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Clarington, ON, CA
Getting to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park by RV is a straightforward drive east from Toronto along Highway 401, which carries you through Durham Region and past Bowmanville in about an hour. From there, exit toward Highway 35 or 57 and follow the signs north toward the circuit, watching for event signage directing race traffic onto Concession Road 10. The final stretch runs along rural roads bordered by farmland, giving your rig a relaxed run in before you reach the Main Entrance gates. Staff direct RVs and trailers into designated camping fields near the skidpad, Corners 2 and 2a, or the Family Area by the karting track, so follow the marshals rather than your GPS once you are on site. Give yourself extra time on Thursday or Friday if you plan to claim a trackside spot, since arrival windows for camping open ahead of the first green flag. Once parked, free fan shuttles make it easy to leave the RV set up and loop around the circuit for the rest of the weekend.
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Frequently asked questions about renting an RV for CTMP Labour Day Weekend Sprints
When does the CTMP Labour Day Weekend Sprints take place, and how many days should I plan for?
Good news: this is a full long weekend of racing, so you can build an entire trip around it. The CTMP Labour Day Weekend Sprints typically run over the Labour Day weekend in early September, with three straight days of on track action at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in Bowmanville. Most fans arrive Friday or Saturday and stay through the Sunday finale, though reserved campers can often roll in as early as Thursday morning to claim a trackside spot. Exact dates are confirmed each year on the official CTMP event page, so bookmark it once late spring rolls around. Plan your RV rental for a four day window, arrival, two full race days, and departure, and you will have plenty of time to soak in the paddock, the marketplace, and the Saturday fireworks without feeling rushed.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/ctmp-labour-day-weekend-sprintsHow much does it cost to attend, and when should I plan to buy tickets?
You do not need to worry about scrambling last minute: weekend passes and single day tickets are both available, with advance pricing typically running lower than gate prices, so buying ahead saves you money. The event covers three days of racing across multiple series, and children 16 and under are usually admitted free with a ticketed adult, which makes it an easy call for families road tripping in an RV. Tickets go on sale through the official Canadian Tire Motorsport Park website, and camping passes are sold separately from event admission, so budget for both when you are planning your trip. Booking your RV and your tickets early means you lock in the best rates and avoid any late summer price bump as the weekend approaches.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/ctmp-labour-day-weekend-sprintsWhat is the best way to drive an RV to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, and where do I park?
Getting there is easier than it looks on a map: the track sits about an hour east of Toronto right off Highway 401, with clear event signage guiding you the rest of the way once you exit toward Bowmanville. From the highway, you will follow Highway 35 or 57 north and then turn onto Concession Road 10 toward the Main Entrance, where staff direct RVs into designated camping fields near the skidpad, Corners 2 and 2a, or the Family Area by the karting track. Arrive a little early on Friday if you want first pick of a trackside spot, since the best areas fill up fast over the long weekend. Once you are parked, free Canadian Tire Roadside Assistance Fan Shuttles loop the circuit, so you can leave your RV set up all weekend and still get everywhere on time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Tire_Motorsport_ParkWhat kind of racing and activities will I actually see at the Labour Day Sprints?
You are in for a packed schedule, not just a single race: the weekend lineup regularly includes the NASCAR Canada Series, Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli, Radical Cup Canada, and Formula Regional and Formula 4 Americas cars all sharing the 3.957 kilometre Grand Prix Circuit. Full paddock access lets you walk right up to the cars and teams between sessions, which is a rare treat for a national level event. Saturday evening shifts gears with live entertainment and a fireworks show over the track, while the Canadian Tire Fun Zone and CTMP Marketplace keep the energy going when the cars are off the circuit. Come hungry and curious: between the engine noise, the paddock walks, and the fireworks finale, there is always something happening just a short walk from your RV.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/ctmp-labour-day-weekend-sprintsWhat is the weather like over Labour Day weekend, and what should I pack?
Expect classic late summer Ontario weather: early September at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park usually brings warm, sunny afternoons and noticeably cooler evenings once the sun drops, so layers are your friend. Pack sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable closed toe shoes for walking the paddock and marketplace, plus a light jacket or hoodie for nighttime camping and the Saturday fireworks show. Since this is a racing weekend, ear protection is genuinely useful trackside, and a lawn chair or two makes hillside viewing spots much more comfortable. Bringing your RV means you can duck inside if a passing shower rolls through, dry off, and be back trackside within minutes instead of waiting out the weather in a parking lot.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/campingIs this event suitable for kids, or is it more of an adults only racing crowd?
You can absolutely bring the whole family: children 16 and under are typically admitted free with a ticketed adult, and the Canadian Tire Fun Zone is built specifically to keep younger fans entertained between races. Kids tend to love the paddock access, the noise and speed of the cars up close, and the Saturday night fireworks over the circuit. Camping as a family also works well here, since designated family camping areas near the karting track sit close to full service washrooms and playgrounds. Traveling in your own RV gives young kids a familiar place to nap or cool off mid afternoon, which makes a long race day feel much more manageable for parents.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/ctmp-labour-day-weekend-sprintsCan I bring my own food, or do I need to rely on event vendors?
Either way works here, so pack a cooler or plan to eat trackside, whichever suits your trip. You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks, including alcohol, into the camping areas, though glass containers are not allowed for everyone's safety, so stick to cans or plastic. If you would rather not cook, the CTMP Marketplace fills the weekend with food trucks, vendor stalls, and a Beer Garden right on site. Having your RV kitchen at camp is a genuine advantage: you can make breakfast before the gates open, then grab a quick bite from the Marketplace between afternoon sessions without ever leaving the grounds.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/blogs/faq/can-i-camp-at-the-trackAre all types of RVs allowed, or are there restrictions on size and class?
You are in good company here: Canadian Tire Motorsport Park's camping fields are built to handle everything from tent trailers and pop-ups to full size Class A motorhomes and fifth wheels. Camping areas span the skidpad, the open ground around Corners 2 and 2a, and the Family Area near the karting track, so there is realistic room for larger rigs, not just small trailers. These are dry camping sites without electric or water hookups, and generators are permitted from 8am to 11pm, which is worth knowing if you are used to shore power. Check the official event camping page for the current year's specific size guidance before you book, and you will be set to roll in with confidence.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/campingCan I have an RV delivered to me near Bowmanville instead of driving one myself?
Yes, delivery is a realistic option here, which is great news if you would rather not drive a rig yourself. RVezy hosts around Bowmanville, Clarington, Courtice, and nearby Oshawa regularly deliver trailers and motorhomes to local campgrounds such as Darlington Provincial Park, or straight to a driveway or meeting point close to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, then handle leveling and hookups for you. Search RVezy for Bowmanville, Ontario with delivery enabled to see which hosts in the area offer this service for your travel dates. Booking early gives you the best pick of available rigs and delivery slots over the busy Labour Day weekend, so you can focus on the racing instead of the logistics.
rvezy.com/rv-rental/canada/ontario/bowmanvilleIs there RV camping right at the track, or do I need to stay somewhere else nearby?
You can camp right on site, which is one of the best parts of this event. General camping sites are spread around the skidpad, the open fields near Corners 2 and 2a, and a family area by the karting track, with two full service washroom and shower buildings, one in the infield near Corners 1 and 2 and another near Corner 8, both close to playgrounds. Small campfires are usually allowed at your site unless a fire ban is in effect, and leashed dogs are welcome if you clean up after them. Choosing trackside RV camping over an off-site hotel means you wake up to the paddock a short walk away instead of a highway drive, and you get to be part of the camping culture that has followed this race for decades.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/campingIf I would rather not camp, are there hotels or other lodging options nearby?
You have options beyond camping if that is more your style: Bowmanville, Courtice, and nearby Oshawa all have hotel chains within a short drive of Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, generally 15 to 25 minutes depending on traffic over the long weekend. That said, most seasoned fans choose on-site camping specifically because it removes the daily commute and lets you walk to the paddock instead of sitting in post-race traffic. If you do book a hotel, arrive well before the Saturday evening fireworks, since the roads leading to the track get busy. Renting an RV and camping on the grounds is often the simplest way to guarantee a spot for the whole weekend without last minute hotel searching.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Tire_Motorsport_ParkWhat accessibility services are available for fans and campers with mobility needs?
You will be looked after here: Canadian Tire Motorsport Park offers accessible viewing and parking areas, and staff can point you toward the closest accessible washroom facilities near the infield and outfield camping zones once you arrive. If you or someone in your group has specific mobility or accessibility needs, contacting the venue ahead of the event lets them confirm the best camping and parking location for easy access to the paddock and marketplace. Bringing your own RV can make accessibility easier in practice, since you have a familiar, adapted space to return to throughout the day rather than navigating unfamiliar facilities. Reach out early so the team can help you plan the smoothest possible weekend.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/ctmp-labour-day-weekend-sprintsAny tips for a first timer bringing an RV to the Labour Day Sprints?
First time here? You are going to have a great weekend if you plan just a little ahead. Arrive Friday if you can, since the best trackside and infield camping spots near the skidpad and Corners 2 and 2a fill up before Saturday's crowds arrive. Bring earplugs for race sessions, cash or cards for the CTMP Marketplace food trucks and Beer Garden, and a flashlight for navigating the camping fields after dark. Take advantage of the free fan shuttles to explore different corners of the circuit instead of packing up your RV to move around. Most importantly, budget time for a full paddock walk, since getting close to the cars and teams between races is the kind of moment that turns first timers into regulars.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/ctmp-labour-day-weekend-sprintsAre there rules I should know about safety, prohibited items, or re-entry?
Nothing here should slow you down if you plan ahead. Glass containers are not permitted anywhere on site for the safety of competitors and other guests, so bring drinks in cans or reusable containers instead. Small campfires at your site are generally fine unless a fire ban is active, and leashed, cleaned up after dogs are welcome, though keep in mind race noise can startle pets. Generators are permitted only between 8am and 11pm to keep the camping areas livable for everyone overnight. Re-entry to the grounds is typically allowed with your event wristband or camping pass, so hang onto it all weekend. Following these simple guidelines keeps the trackside camping community relaxed and friendly for everyone, RVs included.
canadiantiremotorsportpark.com/pages/campingWhat kind of support do I get from RVezy if something goes wrong during my trip?
You can head to the Labour Day Sprints with real peace of mind, because renting through RVezy means you are never on your own if an issue comes up. RVezy backs every booking with responsive customer service, protection plans that cover unexpected damage or breakdowns, and a mobile app that keeps your reservation, host messages, and trip details in one place while you are on the road to Bowmanville. If something goes wrong at the track, whether it is a question about your rig or a hookup issue at your campsite, the RVezy Help Center and support team are there to help you sort it out quickly. That kind of backup means you can focus on the racing, the fireworks, and the paddock walks instead of worrying about the what ifs.
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