Homestead-Miami Speedway frontstretch grandstands and tower on a sunny race day in Homestead, Florida

Homestead-Miami Speedway Parking Guide: Where to Park, Parking Map and What It Costs (2026)

Homestead-Miami Speedway Parking Guide: Where to Park, Parking Map and What It Costs (2026)
Nov 12, 2026 · 5 min read·

Homestead-Miami Speedway Parking Guide: Where to Park, Parking Map and What It Costs (2026)

Part of Happy Hour Racing's NASCAR Track Parking Guides - where you park, what it costs and how you get out.

Homestead-Miami Speedway frontstretch grandstands and tower on a sunny race day in Homestead, Florida
Photo: Chris Green, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. 2008.

The Short Version

  • Cheapest lot: there is no free option. For Championship Weekend 2026, the track called it a paid parking event with no free parking on site. Lot prices are not published.
  • Pass needed in advance: yes, for almost everything. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 6 are advance purchase only. Lot 4 may sell limited day-of spots until it fills.
  • The one trap: trusting your GPS. Each lot has its own approach, and the track says to follow police and parking staff over GPS routes.

Where to Park at Homestead-Miami Speedway

Homestead-Miami Speedway parking runs on numbered lots, and every one of them needs a pass. Here is how the track's own parking page lays them out:

  • Lots 1 and 2 - general, paid. Advance purchase required. Lot 1 also has spotter parking.
  • Lot 3 and Tower VIP - general and hospitality, paid. Also Skybox Suite and 316 Main guests. Advance only.
  • Lot 4 - general and day-of, paid. Limited day-of parking until full. Your best shot if you did not plan ahead.
  • Lot 5 - ADA, paid. See below.
  • Lot 6 - general and hospitality, paid. Also Ally Champions Club and Turn 1 Suite guests. Advance only.
  • Park and Ride - hospitality. For Pit Road Cabanas, Infield RV and Ally Pit Box guests, on the grass near Gate E.
  • Motorcycle - paid. A marked area on the old road course near Lot 5.

Rideshare uses the area near Lot 8. Prices are not published on the track's site, so check the official parking page or call 866-409-7223.

Do You Need a Parking Pass in Advance at Homestead?

Yes. The track says all parking requires a paid pass, free parking is not available, and advance purchase is strongly recommended. Lot 4 is the only general lot with day-of sales.

For 2026, the track sold Sunday, Saturday and three-day bundle parking online, and Friday parking on site. Download your pass to your phone and display it on your mirror or dash. No sellout date is listed. Championship Weekend returns November 12-14, 2027.

Homestead-Miami Speedway Parking Map

This is the track's own facility map. North points toward the bottom. Lots 0 through 4 sit along SW 336th Street. Lots 5, 6 and 8 sit off Speedway Boulevard, and the campgrounds line Palm Drive.

Homestead-Miami Speedway parking map showing Lots 0 through 8, the Park and Ride lot, ADA parking in Lot 5, Gates A through E, tram routes and campgrounds
Map: Homestead-Miami Speedway parking and facility map, September 2026, via homesteadmiamispeedway.com. See all official maps.

Infield, RV and Camping Parking

There is no infield day parking. The Infield Tailgate sells a first-come 20 by 30 foot space, with admission for up to eight people.

The camping page lists four overnight options:

  • RV Park Reserved: about 20 by 50 feet, one RV and one vehicle. Free dump station.
  • RV Park Unreserved: one RV and one vehicle, with showers and a dump station.
  • Tent sites: about 20 by 20 feet, one tent and one vehicle, no hookups.
  • Turn 2 Premium RV: electric and water hookups and showers, inside the facility near Gate D. Waitlist only.

Your tow vehicle parks inside your space, and golf carts and ATVs are not allowed. Site prices are not printed, so call 866-409-7223.

Accessible Parking and Shuttles at Homestead

Accessible parking is in Lot 5, and you buy it by phone at 866-409-7223.

  • A state-issued disability plate or hanging placard must be displayed.
  • The person the pass is issued to must be in the car.
  • Lot 5 can be bought in advance or on event day, based on availability.
  • Free disability assistance carts take you and one guest to the gate closest to your seat. Call 305-230-5077. No tipping.

Three free trams run on race weekend:

  • Blue tram: Park and Ride lot to Gate A.
  • Purple tram: infield tram, with Credentials and Main Street pickup points.
  • Red tram: Speedway Boulevard and Lot 8 pickup points.

Getting In and Getting Out

For 2026, lots opened at noon Friday, 10:00 AM Saturday and 8:00 AM Sunday. The track says to arrive four to five hours early. Your route depends on your lot:

  • Lots 1, 2 and 3: south on Speedway Boulevard, then follow signs.
  • Lot 4: Florida's Turnpike Exit 2 toward Campbell Drive, right on SW 152nd Avenue, left on SW 328th Street, right on SW 142nd Avenue.
  • Lots 5 and 6: south on Speedway Boulevard, right on SW 328th Street, left on SW 142nd Avenue, left on SW 336th Street.
  • Park and Ride, campgrounds and buses: the final southbound Turnpike exit toward Palm Drive, then east on Palm Drive.

Leaving, the track says exit times can top 60 minutes. Its advice is to wait 30 to 45 minutes, use Waze and follow officers over any GPS shortcut. ADA carts wait for foot traffic to clear before they run.

Common questions about parking at Homestead-Miami Speedway

Where do you park at Homestead-Miami Speedway?

General parking is in Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6. Accessible parking is in Lot 5. Hospitality guests use the Park and Ride lot, Lot 3 or Lot 6.

How much is parking at Homestead-Miami Speedway?

The track does not publish lot prices on its site. Check the parking checkout on its ticketing site or call 866-409-7223.

Do you need a parking pass for Homestead-Miami Speedway?

Yes. Every lot needs a paid pass. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 6 require advance purchase, and Lot 4 may sell limited day-of spots.

Is there free parking at Homestead-Miami Speedway?

No. For Championship Weekend 2026, the track said free parking was not available on site.

Where is accessible parking at Homestead-Miami Speedway?

Lot 5. Buy it by phone at 866-409-7223 and display a state-issued disability plate or placard, with the pass holder in the car.

Is there a shuttle at Homestead-Miami Speedway?

Yes. Three free trams run: Blue from Park and Ride to Gate A, Purple to the infield, and Red along Speedway Boulevard to Lot 8.

How long does it take to get out of Homestead-Miami Speedway after the race?

The track says exit times can exceed 60 minutes. Waiting 30 to 45 minutes after the checkered flag helps.

The Bottom Line

Homestead-Miami Speedway parking is pass-only, so buy it when you buy your ticket. Then take your lot's own route in, and give the lots 30 to 45 minutes to thin out before you leave.

Our Homestead-Miami Speedway Fan Guide covers the bag policy, the cooler rules and what to carry in.

Lot names, prices and pass rules change. This guide uses the track's own pages and ticketing site, checked in November 2026. Confirm on the official parking page or at 866-409-7223 before you go.


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