Truly an amazing experience, Grandson races. middle weight MC rider 600-750cc (3 days of racing)read more

Love this place! Don't get me wrong, this place doesn't need Yelp to survive. I come here during…read morethe winter when Northern California racetracks are closed for moto. There's a place to store the trailer/motor home. There is an entrance fee. Lots of various track due to it being in the middle of no where. Showers are pretty awesome. Well maintained. 3 bathroom stalls, one is always out of order. 2 shower stalls, love. The. Water. Pressure. !!!!! So good. Has 15 minutes light and vent timer. Track waters down the whole bathroom after an event. Always have hand sanitizer and soap and paper towel. They just installed some new power outlets, but very few. Haven't used it yet, as I run off the motor home. Gas station available lowest being 91. Garages in the back but I believe they are all taken/sold out. Track owner pretty cool. Usually lunch from 12-1 on an event where if you're a member of the track you can ride unrestricted. Epic! Track itself goes counter clockwise and clockwise. Will be coming back each winter Oh! 4 stars because it's in the middle of the desert and I can't find permanent reference points so it's annoying... Recently re paved but chunks are coming up :( be careful!

This place is designed for go karts and supermotos, however, the turns aren't too tight for a…read moresport bike. It's a lot closer than Willow Springs and cheaper. Even Nikki Hayden can be seen there making track records on his supermoto. Admission is only $30, and they just require that you wear proper attire--but there are no equipment checks like at other race tracks. You can even camp there over night. But, bring your own food and water as it's several miles from a grocery store etc.

Beginner/Advance friendly race track for drifting and gripping…read more I started and learned how to drift at this track. I've been to the balcony and prefer Grange for it's technical turns which is perfect for underpowered cars to monsters hp cars. The owner, Jim, is very nice and delivers pizzas for $15 a pie. There are many car clubs that host events in particular SlideFactoryInc (www.slidefactory.org). Overall the venue is a fun, safe, and great for drifting.

Amazing time enjoyed watching all the cars sliding around the track even took my daughter and she…read moreliked it too definitely will go back here

Had such an awesome time drifting at apple valley! The bathrooms were super nice and clean. Great…read moreorganization. All the pits are covered and there's enough room to set up behind the pits in case you have trailer.

Ran our first Sprint 5k with Spartan and I gotta say, this was a dusty location but I'm grateful…read morefor how close it is to San Diego. Parking was a little confusing since you had to make your own spot as it got super crowded at one point but thankfully it wasn't an issue since we left plenty of time. If you're coming here to run a race or ride bikes, plan for it to be windy and full of dust. I'm glad we had face coverings! My only complaint for Spartan is they didn't have more places for shade because it got pretty toasty at 80 degrees. Otherwise, it was a great location and a great set up for a race! We're hooked and already planning our next race for the trifecta this year

I attended a motocross race here as a spectator, and unfortunately the experience was overshadowed…read moreby how poorly the event was managed. The biggest issue was traffic control. We actually left before the race was even over, yet it still took us nearly four hours just to get out of the parking lot. During that entire time, I only saw one person directing traffic. For an event drawing this many people, there clearly needs to be a better plan for parking lot management and exit flow. The parking lot itself became a chaotic, jam-packed standstill. What was even more concerning was the number of kids and young people I witnessed openly snorting what appeared to be cocaine while everyone was stuck waiting to leave. Seeing that kind of behavior taking place so openly was shocking and created an uncomfortable atmosphere for families and other spectators. The racing may have been good, but the lack of traffic management and the concerning behavior I observed in the parking areas made this a disappointing experience overall. Significant improvements are needed before I would consider attending another event here.

Love this track!! The layout is always good and It's always preped well! We come all the way from…read moreArizona to ride!

Easily one of my husband's and my favorite places to ride/rage on dirt bikes. Great place for…read morebeginners and advanced riders. They water the tracks so the dirt is always great. If you're looking for an opportunity to ride with others you may can find it there as well if you're not shy about approaching people. I highly recommend this track.

I've been going here for pretty much my entire life. I love it. I love it. I love it. The only…read morething I hate is the stupid stocks. I mean, street stocks and the funny stocks I mean, factory stocks. The only good thing here is the sprint cars I would rate it to five but the circus that is the street stocks and factory stocks knocks it down to a four of them that I love this place.

Advertised as the CRA Sprint Car opener I expected a lot if not all Sprint Cars but instead there…read morewere only like 13 Sprints sharing the venue with super stocks which I don't care for. I see the season schedule calls for more of the same throughout the year. What happened to the 30 car Sprint events and 50 lap mains? I think this track might be done? I will no longer be making the long drive out and paying $35 entry and $20 to park just to see 13 Sprint cars racing for like 30 minutes.

In 2020, my family and I celebrated the life of my "Papa" Rosauro "Osing" Santiago. The staff, the…read morecoordinators, and the experience was definitely what my great-grandfather would have appreciated. Especially with a shot of GreyGoose vodka.

What a time it is at the Del Mar Racetrack! The best memories come from betting and drinking with…read moreyour friends rooting for your favorite horse. Del Mar Racetrack is a must when visiting San Diego and is such a fun experience. My friends and I usually take the Amtrak train from Orange County to Del Mar station, they have shuttles to take you from the train to the venue for free which is nice. Dress to impress as well, they have a dress code but not too many people follow it. Some people go all out with suits, dresses and fancy dress wear. Tickets are affordable and they have a variety of ticket packages to choose from, we usually sit in GA area. As for the venue itself, its beautiful from the outside and the track is well maintained. If you look from the balcony, you can see the ocean! It's pretty confusing in my opinion to navigate each floor and where to find food concessions. They need to upgrade the building and rennovate the interior. The food here isn't too good but Tanner's Prime Burgers is a must. Betting is also confusing so I would recommend looking up a Youtube vid or ask some people around the stadium on how to do it. When in doubt, hammer Fresu, Rispoli, Berrios or Hernandez!