Traffic detours set around Lime Rock Park June 27-28

Traffic detours set around Lime Rock Park June 27-28

Morning detour map.

Photo provided

LAKEVILLE — With thousands expected to flock to Lakeville for a full weekend of high-speed action and family fun, local roadways will be buzzing with activity.

To help everyone get to the action smoothly and safely, Lime Rock Park has released a detailed traffic and parking plan in coordination with local authorities.

On both Friday and Saturday, June 27-28, traffic adjustments will be in place. The key window for arrivals is between 7 to 9:30 a.m. before roads close.

Starting at 10 a.m. and stretching through 1 p.m., the official ingress plan will direct traffic flow into Lime RockPark.

Between 1 and 4 p.m., lanes will return to normal operation, though delays are still possible. Expect heavier traffic again from 4 to 7 p.m. as fans head out.


  Afternoon detour mapPhoto provided

Which roads are impacted?

• Route 7/112 Westbound: Two westbound lanes past the Outfield Entrance to White Hollow Road

• White Hollow Road from Route 112: Two southbound lanes up to Lights Field

• White Hollow Road from Caulkinstown Rd (Sharon): Open to two-way traffic, but marked with ‘No Thru Traffic’ signs

• Drivers from Route 112 Eastbound (Hotchkiss Corners): Should detour using Route 41 North → Route 44 East → Route 126 East → Route 7

Quick reminders

• Follow all signage and local law enforcement instructions

• Expect delays, especially during peak arrival and departure times

• Arrive early to enjoy everything The Park has to offer

• Check Lime Rock Park’s social media for real-time updates

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