It has been said, If it has ever been made for a snowmobile you will probably find it and the Haydays Swap. The racers come from all over the nation and Canada and so do the swappers. They come pulling trailer loads of snowmobiling treasures. The vendors have become an active part of this area and represent all interests of snowmobiling. Concessions of course are a must at any large gathering and Haydays has the best.
Today there are many concessions operated by a variety of club and local civic groups.
There are three beer gardens with closed circuit big screen TV's so you won't miss any of the action on the track while you relax. Of course in the early years, concessions were done exclusively by the Sno Barons. Jim and Char Gorsegnor remember all to well how much work it was as they and other members prepared 150 lbs of sloppy Joe's, brats, polish and hot dogs. A word also is appropriate to recognize the children of members who worked enthusiastically in both concessions and grounds clean up. The Sno-Barons Haydays Grass Drags has grown from attendance of only a few hundred, to nearly 40,000 people.