Known to many as "Motorcycle Island", this area is actually a peninsula with a small strip of land that connects to the island which can overflow if the water level goes over 75’, creating an actual island that is separated from the mainland. The terrain consists of miles of sand and woods trails.

This lighted track offers night practice on a loose mixture of soil and sawdust. The daily fee is $10.00 per adult or child and annual passes available for $150.00 per person or $200.00 per family. The track is generally open year-round but will close if temperature is 40F or below or 100F and above

This state park offers about 520 acres of flowing sand dunes with two main campgrounds that have electric, water and shower facilities. An onsite lake is stocked with perch and largemouth bass. Also available is a large picnic area that has a volleyball and basketball area a playground and two shelters.

The Camp Gruber ORV Area has miles of tight woods trails, challenging rocky sections, creek crossings and some steep hill climbs. It was created by a land grant from the Department of the Interior in 1990 and contains about 450 acres of land. The area is open year-round for recreational trail riding except during special events.

This 6,500-acre ranch has trails for OHV, mountain bike and equestrian use. Primitive camping is allowed and there is no charge. The ranch is open daily from 8am-5pm except for Christmas and New Years Day.

This park has about 35 miles of trails with camping opportunities on site, a beach, a couple of boat ramps and a marina close by. Permits are required and can be purchased at the marina. There are two tracks, an MX and a grass track and as well as some motorcycle-only trails.

Located next to a popular lake with numerous boating and camping opportunities, this day use area has about 10 miles of marked trails that wind through rolling hills, grasslands and some forests. This area is only available to ATVs, 3-wheelers and motorcycles.

Over 1400 acres of small sand dunes ranging from 25 to 75 feet can be explored at this state park. The western and northwestern section has the tallest sand dunes known as "Competition Hill" and "Buttercup". There are multiple staging points with RV hookups and showers. A dump station can be found at the southeastern section of the dunes across the highway. The area can be windy and is prone to tornados. Some sandy trails can be found in the center area that wind through yucca and cottonwood trees. Whip flags are mandatory and must be at least 10 feet tall.

Located next to a large and popular lake that has multiple campgrounds and boat ramps, this area offers several miles of wooded sand dunes and trails. A 10’ whip flag is mandatory and the area is available to riding during daylight hours only.

Located next to the Red River, this park has about 400 acres of land open to OHV use. Mud bogs, deep-water crossings, an MX track, miles of woods trails, swimming and fishing are all available. Day fees are $10 per person on Saturday and Sunday from 8am-7pm. Primitive camping is permitted and full RV hookups are available for $15 per night. (RV spaces are limited).

This park has a large motocross track featuring some tree lined sections and lots of natural style terrain. There are also a handful of surrounding trails consist of soft red soil and wind through the wooded areas and green fields surrounding the track. A permit is required to ride and no overnight camping is allowed except prior to race days. Day passes are around $10 and season/family pass are also available and very affordable. See website for videos and the latest schedules and rates.