Daytona Beach is where I-4 ends at I-95. It is best known for Daytona International Speedway, which brings in huge numbers of RVs for the Daytona 500 in February and other races, plus Bike Week in March and Biketoberfest in the fall.
Where we work
RV parks and campgrounds in Daytona, Ormond Beach and Port Orange. Race-weekend RV areas, subject to the venue's rules and access. New Smyrna Beach. Inland to DeLand and the St. Johns River. And I-95 and I-4 exits.
Race week batteries
Race weeks are hard on batteries. RVs sit for days running generators, inverters and fridges, often without shore power. House banks get drawn down deep, and chassis batteries drain when owners forget something left on. If your RV won't start on the way out, you're not alone. Tell us your lot or area, and expect heavy traffic.
What else we see
Beach salt, like everywhere on this coast. Snowbirds in Volusia County RV parks for the winter. And summer storage problems inland.
Services people ask for
Jump starts, chassis battery replacement, and house battery upgrades before the next big event.
Race weeks and Bike Week
Daytona International Speedway hosts the Daytona 500 every February, and RVs fill the infield and nearby campgrounds. Bike Week in March brings huge crowds too. If your RV won't start during race week, tell us early. Traffic around the track can be heavy.
Campgrounds
Tomoka State Park in Ormond Beach has a campground on the Tomoka River. There are private RV parks along US 1, near the speedway and toward the beaches.
Where I-95 meets I-4
I-95 and I-4 meet in Daytona Beach. Tell us which road, which direction and the nearest exit.
Nearby
St. Augustine to the north, Titusville to the south, Orlando to the southwest.
Daytona Beach on the map
Map of Daytona Beach and nearby city pages
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