Summer 2026 is winding down fast, and if you haven't made it out to the Swan Lake Resort Cruise Night yet, you're running out of chances. With only two Cruise Nights left this season, this Wednesday, August 5th is your next opportunity — and it could be a big one.
There is a very real possibility that NASCAR legends Tony Stewart and Ken Schrader — along with open-wheel racing icon Bentley Warren — will make an appearance on Wednesday evening between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Three racing legends, free admission, classic cars, and a pulled pork dinner? That's a Wednesday night worth clearing your calendar for.
One of the best things about Swan Lake Resort Cruise Night is its laid-back, come-as-you-are atmosphere. Arrive when you want, leave when you want — no schedule to keep, no tickets to buy. Just a beautiful summer evening surrounded by some of the most incredible machines on four wheels.
The lot will be packed with classic cars, hot rods, muscle cars, and trucks as owners and enthusiasts gather for an evening of shared passion and good company. Whether you're a lifelong gearhead or just love the sight of a perfectly restored '69 Camaro gleaming in the August sunshine, there's something here that will get your pulse going.
Work up an appetite? Head inside to The Chophouse for a mouthwatering Pulled Pork Dinner Special — the perfect complement to a warm summer evening. Then stick around until 7:00 p.m. for the door prize drawing. You never know what you might walk away with.
After Wednesday, there's just one more Cruise Night left on Wednesday, September 2nd, before the season wraps up for 2026. Don't let summer slip away without making it out. See you at Swan Lake, 5203 Plymouth LaPorte Trail, Plymouth.
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