This family track built in 2004 catered to young beginners and pit bikes. The clay track was about a mile long, with night lights, a starting gate and spectator stands. The track was intended for young/beginners only and bikes over 85cc 2 stroke and 230cc 4 stroke were not permitted. The track was open Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday from 5pm-10pm. Thursdays were specialty nights for 65cc-85cc only from 5pm-9pm. Membership were $35.00/yr and daily fees were $20 for members, $30 for non-members.

Open to both quads and motorcycles, this track has practice on Tuesday and Thursday from 1pm to dusk, Saturday from 10am to 4pm and on Sunday from 10am to 3pm. Primitive overnight camping is allowed and there is no extra charge. The park has one motocross track that is about one mile long and is a mixture of hardpack sections, clay, sand and loose dirt. There is no peewee track but the main track is beginner friendly. See website for the most current schedule and rates.

This one mile track is groomed, watered, and lighted. The track is fast, and terrain is soft to medium, with natural elevation changes. Jumps range from 35ft to 75ft, with table tops, doubles, stepups and stepdowns. The main track allows quads and is suitable for a wide range of skill levels, but there is also a peewee track as well as an open sandy riding area adjacent to the track. The Pit area is grass and mulch with some shade, restrooms, and drinkable water. Primitive camping is permitted for $5. Regular hours are as follows: Wed: 11am-5pm Practice ($25) Thurs: 11am-4pm Practice ($25) Thurs: 4pm-9pm Night Practice ($15) Sat: 9am-3pm Practice ($25), (Sat. Night Racing after 4pm) Sun: 9am-4pm Practice ($25) Call for special holiday hours and track conditions. (863) 533-5302

Amenities at this motocross track include restrooms & showers, electric hookups for RVs, a spray wash area for bikes and a concession stand. Practice fee is $20.00 with membership and both daily and annual memberships are available. The track is closed on Monday. See website for current schedule and rates.

This park has two motocross tracks that consist of rich loamy black soil and four miles of trails that are open to both ATVs and motorcycles. There is a spray wash area on site and overnight camping is permitted.

Track is permanently closed. “We no longer have a track on sight” Best Regards, Hernando County Fairgrounds Manager

This motocross park is also open to quads and has two tracks to choose from. Amenities include a spray wash area, vending machines, restrooms, and primitive camping as wells as 16 RV hookups. The main track is 1.25 miles long and there is a peewee track that is .5 miles long. The park is open daily but see website for the most current schedule and rates.

This area is popular with locals and has sandy ATV and single-track trails with numerous berms. There are also several play pits for beginning riders, and some steep drop-offs and mudbugs to keep you occupied. Overnight camping and some RV hookups are available. Note that pets are not allowed anywhere within the park. Riding hours are from sunrise to sunset and an annual permit is required, which can be purchased on site. Detailed Trail Map.

This track holds either motocross races or quad races every Saturday night. The park is usally open for practice on Thursday evenings at 4:30pm for pee wees and novice minis, and 7pm - 10pm for all other classes. Thursday night practice fees run about $10 for adults and $5 for kids. Park amenities include restrooms with showers, water hookups for RVs and a bike spray wash area. Motocross schools are also available on a regualr basis. See website or call for details and current schedules.

This family friendly offroad park is open during the weekend and has motocross tracks, miles of ATV trails, deep mud pits, an obstacle course, ponds and creek crossings, hill climbs, and a 300' sand drag strip. Overnight camping is allowed during featured weekends, which are held once a month. Check website for featured weekend dates.

This large motocross park has five tracks to choose from, a harescramble course, a freestyle section, and an offroad area for jeeps with hillclimbs and a rock garden. The main track has some huge elevation changes of about 100’ and has both hardpack and loamy sections. RV hookups are among the on site amenities.

If you are curious, you can click on 'Track Map' above to see James "Bubba" Stewart's practice track on the satellite map. Please be responsible and don't try to contact him or do anything stupid like try to go there! You will most likely be arrested and rightly so. Sorry James, couldn't resist!

This motocross park is open to quads and has a half-mile mx track and a separate peewee track. There is a bike spray wash area and a shaded and grassy pit area. Overnight camping is not allowed at this time.

This motorsports park has a motocross track that is 9/10 of a mile long and a separate peewee track for both minis and adult pit bikes. Practice is every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm. Overnight camping is allowed and electrical-only hookups are available for RVs.

This area offers two tracks to choose from. There is a large parking area with shade and grass. Overnight camping is allowed but there are no RV hookups. Check website for practice schedule and track fees.

This new offroad park offers 19,000 acres of woods trails, creek crossings, mud pits, play areas and deep-water crossings. Overnight camping is allowed and onsite amenities include shower facilities and primitive camping sites. Park is only open during special events, so call before you haul. Dirtbikes, mud trucks and swamp buggies are not allowed.

This are has several trail loops, including multiple trailhead access points. A pass is needed to ride here and can be purchased at trailheads which will accept checks or exact change. Campgrounds are only available to overnight users and day use riders must park at the trailheads. Detailed Trail Maps.

This park closed in November of 2007.

This park offers three tracks open to both quads and motorcycles. The main track is a mixture of hardpack and sand. Amenities include a parts store, restrooms and shower facilities. Overnight camping is permitted (no hookups). Call or see website for current schedule and rates.

This place offers two motocross tracks, a clay oval track and about 60 acres of surrounding trails. Amenities include restrooms, shower facilities and a spray wash area for bikes. Annual memberships are $10.00 and daily passes are $5.00.

This large motocross park is open to both quads and motorcycles and offers three tracks and six miles of trails (trails are currently closed until further notice). Onsite amenities include concession stands, restroom facilities and three gift shops and overnight camping is allowed. See website for details.

This motocross park has two tracks; the main track and an indoor pit bike track. A membership is required to ride and the park is open on Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Thursday.

This large area offers about 150 miles of designated trails that wind through a dense swamp and pine flatwoods forest, with wildlife consisting of panthers, bald eagles, gopher tortoise and black bear. The forest gets its name from a local legend of a farmer named Cebe Tate who back in 1875 got lost for about a week while searching for the panther that was killing his livestock. After emerging from the swamp near the town of Carrabelle he came across some locals and just before dying said "My name is Cebe Tate, and I just came from Hell!"

This motocross park is open to ATVs and offers two motocross tracks and two steel freestyle ramps. Overnight primitive camping is allowed and the track is open Saturday and Sunday from 9am to dark.

This park has three tracks to choose from, a large parking area, restroom and shower facilities, a spray wash area for bikes plus electric and water hookups for RVs. The main track is 1.5 miles long and is well maintained. See the track website for practice schedule and current rates.

This area offers one 16-mile long trail loop that is open to both ATVs and motorcycles. The trail is geared for novice riders and mainly consists of a mixture of sandy and hardpacked sections that winds through a longleaf pines forest. Overnight camping facilities can be found at the nearby Alexander Springs Recreation Area which also offers hiking trails, canoe rentals, and year-round 72 degrees swimming holes.

Open during weekends from 10am to 5pm, this motocross park has three tracks and several miles of surrounding trails. ATVs are allowed and overnight camping is only permitted during race events. Amenities include a bike spray wash area and a concession stand during race events.