Watkins Glen International introduces new ”Bronson Hill” camping area

WATKINS GLEN, NY (June 6, 2015) – Race fans looking to camp at Watkins Glen International now have a new area to consider.

Due to the increasing demand of RV camping space, the historic circuit has introduced “Bronson Hill”, an outfield location set just outside of the Gate 6 entry into the facility. All sites are sized at 30×50 feet, and feature non-trackside pricing — $375 until Monday, August 3rd, when rates rise to $425.

In addition, Two vehicle passes come with each site purchase. Fans can call 866.461.RACE or log onto www.theglen.com for more information.

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series returns to Watkins Glen International August 6-9 for the Cheez-It™ 355 race weekend, which also features the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East Bully Hill 125, and NASCAR XFINITY Series Zippo 200.
Located within five (5) hours (~300 miles) of 25% of the US population, Watkins Glen International, recently voted the “Best NASCAR Track” in America by readers of USA Today, is the premier road racing facility in North America. Tickets for the 2015 season may be purchased by calling 866.461.RACE and online at www.TheGlen.com. Keep up with The Glen on Facebook and Twitter. Download The Glen’s free mobile app from the App Store or Google Play.

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