Parking

The racetrack at EchoPark Speedway offers a mix of free and paid parking options across the surrounding area. Below is a practical overview to help you select the best option for your visit, along with a few tips to make arrival and departure as smooth as possible.

Free parking

During NASCAR race weekends, fans can use free parking in the grass lots located throughout the speedway property.

To manage large crowds across its more than 850-acre site, the speedway operates a directed parking system. This approach helps keep traffic organised while also accommodating tent campers and RVs staying on-site throughout the weekend.

• Northbound on US Highways 19/41: Vehicles are routed either via Lower Woolsey Road or through the main entrance. Lower Woolsey Road traffic is directed to the PURPLE lot. Main entrance traffic is directed to the BLUE lot.
• Southbound on US Highways 19/41: Traffic is diverted onto Speedway Boulevard and guided to the RED or GREEN lots.
• From GA Highway 20:  Vehicles are directed to the PURPLE lot

All vehicles exit the speedway by following the same route used to enter, but in reverse, helping reduce congestion at the end of the day.

Paid parking

EchoPark Speedway also offers reserved parking in a paved asphalt lot located just a short walk from the grandstand entrances. Positioned next to the Fan Zone, this premium parking area places fans close to the main attractions and activities throughout race weekend.

Reserved parking is ideal for those looking for a quick and hassle-free arrival and exit, with no need for shuttles or long walks. Its location provides fast access to seating areas and fan engagement zones, making it especially suitable for visitors who value convenience, accessibility, or a more streamlined race-day experience.

Due to high demand during NASCAR weekends, it’s strongly recommended to book reserved parking in advance, as availability can be limited.