Sample · 2025 Class C Family Motorhome
Orlando, Florida · Sleeps 6 · 28ft · 9 MPG
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RVs guide · Florida
Jan 28–31
Tell us your Florida datesDaytona Beach (Daytona International Speedway) · Florida
Dates confirmed on the speedway's site · checked Sep 26, 2026
24 hours of endurance racing — and the infield RV scene is half the event. Class A · Class B · Class C — rent the rig you drive.
Infield camping is the reason to bring a motorhome to this one: the speedway sells the spots, they go months ahead, and you watch the small hours from your own awning. Book the camping pass and the rig together rather than in sequence, and remember the Roar test weekend runs the week before, so a longer stay covers both.
Off the property, Daytona Beach Campground is six miles out with full hookups on two hundred and thirty-five sites behind a fifty-five-foot limit, and the beachside parks along A1A sit about a quarter of an hour from the gate. Late January is snowbird season on this coast, which tightens pads regardless of the race. Earplugs are equipment here.
RVs listed by the people who own them — you book the owner direct.
Orlando, Florida · Sleeps 6 · 28ft · 9 MPG
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Tampa, Florida · Sleeps 5 · 26ft
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Local owners list their own rigs here. Pick your nights and you get one email when one is listed for them.
Rolex 24 At Daytona 2027 runs Jan 28–31, 2027 in Daytona Beach (Daytona International Speedway), Florida. The dates are the organizer's own words, read on 2026-09-26.
Infield camping is the reason to bring a motorhome to this one: the speedway sells the spots, they go months ahead, and you watch the small hours from your own awning. Book the camping pass and the rig together rather than in sequence, and remember the Roar test weekend runs the week before, so a longer stay covers both.
The event's page recommends RVs, towables and trucks & vans, in that order.
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Class E covers most motorhomes; no special endorsement under 26,001 lbs — Florida Statutes §322.53
Boating Safety ID Card required if born on or after Jan 1, 1988 — Florida FWC — Boating Safety Education
0.08 BAC; open containers banned except in motorhomes over 21 ft — Florida Statutes §316.1936
All OHVs must be titled; no separate trail sticker (state lands) — Florida DACS — Florida Forest Service OHV
Editorial summary, not legal advice. Verify with Florida FLHSMV before relying. Reviewed in the last 5 months (as of 2026-05-24).
Florida rules · last verified 2026-05-10
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