NASCAR on Prime rolled into Music City for the Cracker Barrel 400, and we got to experience our very first NASCAR weekend by camping right at the track—specifically in the Broadway section at Nashville Super Speedway on the front stretch near turn one. We were hosted by THOR Industries as Keystone Ambassadors, and I’m not kidding when I say this spot put us in the middle of all the action. This isn’t your typical campground vibe—it’s more like parking lot camping—but the race views and the energy are absolutely unreal. In this video, I break down what the logistics really look like: it’s dry camping, but water and sewer trucks make rounds all weekend, and a power crew helps get you plugged in when you arrive. We also talk about the shuttle system (a huge perk when it’s hot and you don’t want to move your truck), plus the dedicated back gate that takes you straight from the campground into the grandstands—super clutch when you’ve got kids with you. Amenities are basic (porta potties and a shower trailer), no shade, no picnic tables, no frills—but everything we saw was clean and well-maintained. Bottom line: if you go in expecting “tailgate meets campground,” Nashville Superspeedway camping is 100% a bucket-list family weekend.