This is such an awesome place so surreal. The track has some great elevation, and some amazing S…read moreturns that will plant you in your seat. This is not a speed course, with all the turns you will see why. I really enjoyed coming out to Palmer. The drive was great in getting there and the location has plenty of space to park your trailers to unload your vehicle.

Track here is very fun. Reasonably long straight away, but more importantly lots of fun corners…read morewhich flow together quite well. There is limited runoff in most areas, which makes it more intimidating to really push the cars. They weren't doing a good job of sweeping the track... in fact I don't think the truck went out to sweep all weekend. There was a lot of rubber on the track off line which was a little annoying. Note: Cell reception is poor Gas prices at the track are jacked up majorly, but a Mobil with more reasonable prices is not too far

Great motocross track. Built into a hill, so has up and downhill sections with a couple of great…read moredownhill air sections. Also has some good loose dirt/sand sections and a few nice bermed turns. Also, nice big parking area with many levels and sections - good for setting up, trailering, camping. Flat Track racing right next door/connected is a super added bonus. Great spot.

From the owner: Motocross (MX) and oval flat dirt track racing and practice facility nestled in beautiful south…read morecentral NH. Open most weekends April - mid Nov with overnight parking. Beginners track available for 50cc’s and new riders. MX instruction by pro rider available.

Sunday in the Park. Park Provision has a sign claiming Cold Beer Sold Here, but has No Beer…read moreavailable for sale. 1000% guest satisfaction fail.

This place is such a gem. From the Hartford area, the drive out to Lime Rock is beautiful in and of…read moreitself. The park is in an idyllic location, with gorgeous, hilly scenery as the back drop to the track. The race we attended was such a fun way to spend an afternoon with family. You seemed to be able to bring your own picnics, which makes sense because there is camping there also. There were also plenty of food trucks and vendors, beer tents, etc. and of course lots of cool race cars to look at. Pit row was open for fans to walk around and get close up, which was very cool. My 6 year old son was able to get a racer's autograph on his hat, and he thought that was pretty cool. The event staff seemed pretty lax, friendly, and helpful. We were with my parents, who especially appreciated the golf cart ride to the track from the parking area and back. Great experience and looking forward to returning.

Had an 'xtreame Experience' event here. Facility is nice and plenty of parking. Wasn't a fan of…read morethe one lane alternating traffic bridge, but it is what it is. Not exactly a fan of racing, but if I were to ever check out a racing event this would be a place I'd go to.

Came here for a drift class put on by Lock City Drift. Had an amazing time learning the ins and…read moreouts of drifting. Had a few instructors to work with me one on one. Got to use their car which was nice! Could have even used one of their helmets but I had my own. Felt safe the entire time! Left with a new found confidence in my driving skills. Most fun Ive ever had driving! We've come here for other events in the past and always enjoy ourselves. Very cool tracks and can hear cars for miles! Being ear protection!

Really great dirt racetrack with solid affordable food choices. They have a good selection of dirt…read moretrack racing that travels thru, and a yearly monster truck rally jam. Highly recommended to go to West Lebanon. The forest is awesome.

It's a great old-school race track, and fwiw on the third or fourth tier of racing events, it's fun…read morethat this place is still thriving. The high banks and mix of paved and dirt surfaces are hard to find in new race tracks. If it was just the track, with a modernized facility, I'd be five-starring this. But as far as the venue goes, this place is a disaster. It just hasn't been updated at all since about 1954, from the bathrooms to the stands to the safety features. I'm just going to list my complaints here by way of consumer warnings (after two events, we're done coming back) - The stands are rickety as hell, old wood that bounce up and down. That they haven't collapsed yet maybe means they won't, but the engineer in me suspects they may be one harmonic event (say, everybody getting up and stomping at the same time) away from problems. Even if we grant they're structurally sound, the stands are uncomfortable, tiny for crowded events, and seem to exist so the management can hawk seat-back rental. - I seriously worry about the safety barriers. On the one hand, the stands are as close to the track as you can get in racing, which is a thrill. But it's a cable and wire system, and only about 30 feet high or so. This looks like a recipe for a '55 Le Mans-style disaster coming off the curve, with just the wrong collision. - Concessions are grotesque. First off, the system is insanity. They don't have concession stands where you can line up and order off a menu. You have to line up for a particular single item (fries in one place; hamburgers in another; etc.) Then they will only take $1 bills (there's a "change stand" you can visit first) at each stand. So if you want, say, a burger, fries, and a drink, and you don't have $20 in ones, that's four lines to stand in! The facilities also look dungeon-like, and I'm amazed the health department passes the place (does it?) So it's not going to come as a surprise that the food is disgusting, the lowest of low-end ballpark food. Since there's no outside food allowed -- and they don't even let you bring in a backpack, or even a diaper bag! -- and no water fountains, you can either eat ahead of time and hope you don't get thirsty or you're stuck with food-line-hell. - Bathrooms. I'm not even gonna. - The non-smoking areas aren't enforced at all. Management knows where its bread and butter lies, and that's with the tobacco users. - there's no traffic control, and since all the parking is across the street, it's hit or miss as far as pedestrian safety. If you stay to the end of the event, count on an hour or two to get out. - speaking of lack of control, saving the worst for last: we bugged out a little early of the most recent event we were at, because the kids had to be up early, and going through the parking lot was like going through Central Park at night in the 1980's. Open drug use (including syringe drugs), at least one act of open sexual congress, people shooting off fireworks right next to propane tanks and over 1000 cars. There's no race event that's going to bring me back here with the family.

Went on a Friday evening to watch a Modified Race. 1st time…read morevisiting. Plenty of seating. Speedway t-shirts are $20 SAUSAGE ON A BUN IS $15!!! S o I bought a $5 hot dog and a $6 Beer. Had a good time.

If you're a NASCAR or stock car enthusiast, Stafford Motor Speedway is the place to be. All sorts…read moreof different colorful race cars race from the street stocks (which look like old school 70s or 80s Chevy Monte Carlos) to the SK Modified, intense, exciting racing action, all kinds of collectibles from diecast cars to books documenting the history of this famous racetrack, and it's home to the Spring Sizzler (which celebrated its 50th anniversary) and Tony Stewart's SRX series, where racing legends like Bobby Labonte, Bill and Chase Elliott, and Tony Stewart himself have raced. They've added updates this year with new ticket booths and a new jumbotron and sound system, making it a much more enjoyable experience as one could hardly hear the commentary before. The food is typical carnival food, but be honest, you don't expect fine dining when you go to races.

The tracks are very good and so are the facilities. The go kart track is new and all the buildings…read moreare also very new. I wish it was opened year round.

From the owner: We are New England's premiere country club for car enthusiasts. Showcasing a 2.5 mile, 15 turn road…read morecourse set at the base of New Hampshire's White Mountains. We are a private, membership based facility, specializing in providing a catered experience .

A great way to spend a Friday night under the lights and watching some fun racing. Easy access,…read moreparking is in and out with no real traffic and plenty of up close seating. Get right up by the start/finish line and you can meet the drivers after the races as well. Qualifying races are 10 laps and the main events are 25.... you'll get to see 10-15 races so for the $15 entry ticket that's a steal ($1/race). There's a beer tent where you can watch the race between turn 3 and 4. Perfect event for the kids as well. In addition to the racing there's a playground when they need a break from the left turns as well. Concessions are reasonably priced.

Was there tonight with my family. Had a driver start a fight with some fans. The fans were kicked…read moreout but nothing happened to the driver. Would not bring kids to this place. Definitely not family friendly