National Championship Chuckwagon Race Brings Thousands to Clinton
Every Labor Day weekend, the small town of Clinton in central Arkansas transforms into a bustling hub of excitement and adventure as thousands of people and their horses descend upon the area for the National Championship Chuckwagon Race. This popular event has been a staple of the region since 1986, when it began as a friendly gathering of friends and has since grown into a spectacular nine-day extravaganza.
Racing, Music, and Community
The event features a variety of thrilling chuckwagon races, each consisting of three-person teams including a driver, a cook, and an outrider. The races involve complex tasks that require precision and teamwork, making them a true spectacle for the crowds. In addition to the racing, the event offers live concerts by renowned country artists, trail rides through the scenic Ozark Mountains, and camping opportunities for attendees to immerse themselves in the rustic environment.
Essential Details for Attendees
For those planning to attend, admission prices vary, with adults paying per day or on Sunday, while children aged 6-12 enter at half price. All necessary information, including the event schedule, admission details, and vendor information, can be found on the official website of the National Championship Chuckwagon Races.
