Private race tracks in Oregon

What to know about track clubs in Oregon

Oregon Raceway Park in Grass Valley is the Pacific Northwest's member-supported circuit: 2.3 miles, 16 turns and about 200 feet of elevation change on a high plateau in north-central Oregon. It has run since 2007 and can be driven in both directions, which effectively doubles what there is to learn.

Costs here are the lowest of any club on this site. The ORP Club individual plan is $1,000 initiation plus $275 a year, the family plan is $1,500 plus $275 a year per member, and member day rates run roughly $220–$300 per day. Those figures come from the track's published club fee schedule, so confirm current-year rates before joining.

Practical considerations for Oregon: the high-desert location is remote and the facilities are basic — camping and RV hookups rather than a clubhouse. About two hours from both Portland and Bend, it suits drivers who value layout quality and cost over polish.

Common questions about Oregon track clubs

Is there a private race track near Portland, Oregon?

Oregon Raceway Park in Grass Valley is roughly two hours from Portland and is the member-supported track club we list for the state.

How much does ORP Club membership cost?

The published schedule lists $1,000 initiation plus $275 a year for an individual, or $1,500 plus $275 a year per member for a family plan, with member track days from about $220–$300 per day.

Can you drive Oregon Raceway Park in both directions?

Yes. The 2.3-mile course runs clockwise and counter-clockwise, which is unusual and gives members effectively two circuits to learn.