This motocross track sits in a grassy meadow surrounded by trees and the owners keep it in great shape. The track has good quality soil and is soft and smooth. Amenities include portable restrooms, grooming and watering, bleachers and viewpoints, and plenty of parking. See website for current info and call before you haul.

This motocross track has mechanic shop on site and is open daily. Riding fees run about $20 a day, and there are ten RV sites with hookups available for about $25-$30 per night. Other amenities include restrooms, laundromat, vending machines and a game room. Motocross classes are also available so check the website for details.

About 11 miles of connecting trail loops can be found here and most are rated as either "Difficult" or "Most Difficult", so expect steep and rocky. These are the type of trails that get even more difficult during wet weather and the trails are normally closed January through March. There are a few trails that are fairly easy, but not enough to keep a novice entertained for very long. Thanks go to Georgia Bounty Runners club for maintaining these trails and helping to keep them open.

This park offers 300 acres of woods and water trails, mud bogs, sand and clay pits, a cypress swamp plus a kiddy track. Overnight camping is allowed which includes free hot showers. Park is open on Saturday from 10am to 6pm and Sunday from 1:30pm to 6pm. Reservations can be made to use the park during the week for parties of 20 or more. Motorcycles, golf carts and three wheelers are not permitted.

Open to motorcycles only, this park has a motocross track with a lot of sawdust mixed into the soil. Practice is held everyday from 11am to 6pm and the track is prepped during the weekends. A separate peewee track is also available. Some unique onsite amenities include free Wi-Fi, a café and restroom facilities. Overnight camping is allowed and RV hookups are available for $25/per night.

This ATV park has over 100 miles of one-way only trails, deep mud pits, three motocross tracks and one quad track that is 3.2 miles long. Cabin rentals, primitive camping and RV hookups are available. Tubing down the Broad River is available for $15.00, which includes an inner tube and transportation. Park hours during the summer months are Wednesday through Sunday 8:30am-6:30pm; Fall/Winter hours are Friday through Sunday 8:30am-5:30pm.

Available to only ATVs and motorcycles, this off-road park has trails, mud bogs, an MX, pee-wee and flat track plus a 1,000 foot sand drag strip. Primitive camping is permitted and RV hookups are available. Park hours are Saturday and Sunday from 9am-5pm.

Open daily year-round, this family friendly resort is open to all OHVs and offers 150 miles of signed and one-way trails along with 40 miles of pure singletrack. There are also 9 motocross tracks for all levels of riding, including a separate freestyle park. Overnight camping is allowed and RV and cabins are available for rent. Onsite amenities include a full service parts and repair shop, storage units and onsite campground with full hookups. Hunting is allowed and the game consists of hog, duck, deer, turkey, raccoon and rabbit. Fishing is also permitted at the two stocked ponds.

This motocross track and riding park is very clean and well maintained. It is open to both ATVs and motorcycles and also has a peewee track. The track consists of red clay and loam with some natural elevation changes, step up and step down, a fast sweeper, and a mixture of standard jumps. Overnight camping is allowed and there are electrical hookups for RVs. Check website for current practice and race schedule.

This new off-road park was still under construction as of this writing but offers about 45 miles of marked, one-way only ATV and single-track trails. Trails are well maintained and are rated on a 1-5 diamond difficulty with 5 being the most difficult. Again, the park is still under construction, but is generally open daily except for Christmas Day. Primitive camping is allowed for an additional $5.00 per day.

This popular two-way trail system offers about 22 miles of OHV trails that range from easy to most difficult. The terrain offers a mixture of challenging rocky sections, deep mud puddles and water crossings. Jeeps and other 4WD vehicles are not permitted on the trails and there is no charge for dispersed camping. The trail system is open April 1 - December 31.

About 10 miles of two-way traffic trail loops can be found in this area. Trails are marked and well maintained with some bridge crossings. Most of the trials have a "moderate" difficulty rating and can be dusty during dry weather.

This training facility is owned and operated by Davi Millsaps' mother and has full RV hookups (first come first serve), wireless internet, onsite bunkhouses, a fitness center and a onsite mechanic shop. Open to all riders, this place helps to train the future champions of motocross. There are 4-tracks, including one supercross track that is only open to riders that have a AMA pro license. Check the website for current fees and training schedules.

This trail features numerous creek crossings, some mud bogs, bridges over creeks, hill climbs and more. The main loop is 20 miles long travel is restricted to one way, marked by orange flags and arrows. RV hookups are available at $30 for one night, $45 for two nights. Primitive cabins and shower facilities are also available. ATVs, UTVs, go-karts, and motorcycles are all permited on the trail.

This trail system consists of two one-way loops with a total of 15 miles of trail. Trail Loop A is for motorcycles only and has some challenging sections such as deep water filled ruts, tree roots and tight, narrow turns. There is also a long wooden bridge that goes across a swamp which is pretty fun. Trail Loop B is an easy ATV trail with some tree roots. There are two separate staging areas that give direct access to the trail loops.

This national forest trail system offers about 11 miles of well marked trails with scenic forest and mountain views. Jeeps and 4x4 vehicles are not allowed on the trails, and during dry weather the trails can get pretty dusty. RV owners should note that the main entrance is narrow with only enough room for one vehicle at a time and there is limited parking opportunity.

This challenging OHV trail system consists of two ATV trails and one motorcycle trail. The two ATV trails have some creek crossings, and some rocky and gravel sections. The motorcycle trail requires some experience, with some pretty steep hill climbs with big rocks, roots and switchbacks. Also keep in mind that the motorcycle trail is a dead end, so the only way out is way you came in. This trail system is available between the months of April and December and as of the writing there were no fees.