I-81 Motorsports Park & Campground

I-81 Motorsports Park & Campground in Greeneville is 400 acres of multi-discipline east Tennessee dirt. The track inventory is the property's calling card: a lighted pro motocross track, a 1/4-mile short track, a 3/8-mile oval dirt track, a beginner track, AND 8 miles of hare scramble trails. Five distinct riding surfaces on a single property is rare in the southeast region.

The lighted pro motocross track is the operational differentiator. Most east Tennessee tracks run daylight-only. The lighting at I-81 means evening sessions are viable, useful for after-work riders during shorter winter daylight windows or for hot-summer schedules that need to dodge the afternoon heat.

The hare scramble trail network (8 miles) plus the motocross and oval tracks means the property handles motocross, oval racing, short track, AND woods riding on the same admission, which serves both the cross-discipline family crowd and the rider switching between disciplines through the year.

Operating hours run daily 9am to dark, which is the kind of access window that makes the property workable for everyday session use. Camping is $25 for up to 4 people, with hot showers and proper restrooms, so the cost stack for a full weekend stay stays reasonable. The campground identity is genuine, not just an afterthought.

For local riders in Greene County and the upper east Tennessee region, the property is the dedicated multi-discipline anchor venue. Riders in Greeneville, Morristown, Johnson City, Kingsport, and the broader Tri-Cities area treat I-81 as the home destination. Knoxville and Asheville riders make the trip for the five-surface variety.

The I-81 corridor location gives the property highway access from both Virginia and North Carolina, easy drop-in run for weekend out-of-state trips.

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The property stretches across 400 plus acres of East Tennessee woods, and the riding menu goes well past the main lighted motocross track: a quarter-mile flat track, grass turn tracks, dedicated beginner areas, and mile after mile of natural woods trails open to dirt bikes, ATVs, and UTVs. Camping is part of the culture here, with primitive tent sites alongside RV sites with hookups, so weekend riders can stay parked from Friday to Sunday. Gates run Monday, Wednesday, and Friday through Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM, with credit and debit cards accepted at registration.