Fastlane Campground

"Nice place to camp but rugged! Only downside the night of burning bike they take all the port a potties from campground to main area....leaving campers a long walk Bathrooms were often without toilet paper and showers won't stay on without holding then in place."

"We booked this for bike week 2023, we were very disappointed. There were no signs indicating where to go for registration when you get there, we drove around it 4 times before we found where to go. We were packed together like sardines. The way the map looked we would be close to the stage and the swap meet, as it turned out, we were over a quarter of a mile away from everthing. There was no toilet paper in the women's bathroom/shower. Not enough trash cans. Only one food truck. The swap meet was not huge like advertised. It was misrepresented entirely. Will definitely not stay there next year."

"Start off was there 3 days before any entertainment they advertised restaurants and rest rooms exceptions out houses and one food truck, bar had limited selection showers were in a semi truck trailer it wouldn't have hurt them to put in a bench to be able to set down your stuff and get dressed. Bar set up had no seating what so ever had to stand around holding your drink they could have used a few picnic tables so you could sit and drink left before the burning of the bikeclean and friendly I would give it 3 stars"

"Good place to camp during bike week. Quite and sociable. Friendly staff. Plus food tent, bands nightly and the big event Burning Bike. On site huge swap meet. Daytona or New Smyrna Beach only 15 minutes away. I will return every year to see the bikini contest and the midway on the night the bike is burned."

"While the man that runs this, Troy, seems like a great guy..... a business is only as good as the people with whom you entrust the daily tasks. I have to give this a 1, and if I could give it a zero, I would. Here is why, we were there from Friday to Sunday and the bathhouses had not been cleaned at all. The floors had the same, only more, mud on it Sunday that it did Friday afternoon. There was no soap to wash your hands nor paper towels to dry them. The door on the men's room would get stuck closed, forcing one to put all your weight against it to force it open. I brought this to their attention on Friday and was told "well....that's probably because the "carni people" used this area for the fair". When we left Sunday.....it was the same The trash cans on the RV side were not emptied from Friday morning till Sunday at 11am. Needless to say, they were overflowing and the smell was pretty bad. The RV sites are only 15 feet wide. You could not open your slide and open a canopy because you would be outside of your assigned space. You had two choices..... choose the slide being open or having the canopy up......or buy another space. Believe me, they DID monitor if you were staying within your lot or not. The swap meet left much to be desired. It was very small, MAYBE 12-15 vendors at most. There was "FOOD" advertised in the numerous flyers and yes, there appeared to be a food vendor, MAYBE two food vendors. Luckily our admittance to the swap meet was free with our camping cost. The business structure seemed very week. On the first day of bike week none of the workers seemed to have been briefed on the operation and the result was customers being put to a disadvantage. This was not very pleasing. So in summary, if you would like to stay with some pretty nice folks who do not clean the bathrooms/bath houses, nor empty the trash.....then this could be a great spot for you. The price for the RV sites was only $50, but unfortunately it would not be money well spent to spend your time in sub-par conditions."