This motocross park has three tracks, one main, one vet (both lighted) and one pee-wee plus some surrounding trails. ATVs are normally permitted only on the vet track and the trails. Overnight camping is allowed on Saturdays for an additional $10.00. On site amenities include restrooms, showers and a concession stand. Practice days are generally Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Call before you haul.

The main track at this park is one mile long and is maintained and lighted. Overnight camping is allowed and there is no charge. An onsite concession stand is available during practice and race events. Call track to check practice schedule.

This 1800 acre recreation area offers numerous jeep and ATV trails that are marked and rated for difficulty plus onsite camping opportunities that include showers and RV hookups. The recreation area is owned and operated by the Texas Motorized Trails Coalition. Hours of operation are from 8am Friday through dusk on Sunday (weather permitting). See website for current schedules and visitor information.

Open to all OHVs, this park offers about 8 miles of trails on 100 acres, some mud bogs, and a motocross track. Primitive camping is permitted. Call park for schedule.

This park has a 2 mile long motocross track, a supercross night track, a peewee track and a 1.5 mile long practice loop that has deep sand and mud holes. This park is for motorcycles only. Overnight camping is allowed on Saturday nights or during race events. Call track hotline or see website for practice schedule.

Located on an active cattle, horse and oil ranch, this large offroad park offers a 26-mile one way single track harescramble course plus miles of ATV trails and two motocross tracks. Onsite amenities include three spray wash areas for bikes, restrooms and shower facilities that are open 24 hours, motorcycle, quad and helmet rentals, RV dump station and water hookups. There are no electric hookups yet but generator use is permitted.

Track is permanently closed. "I regret to inform you that Church of the Extreme no longer operates an MX track. We were only leasing the land and Lord saw fit to move us. We hope to one day have another track but until then I would recommend Three Palms in Conroe, Texas. They have camping, etc. Thanks for the inquiry. Blessings, The Pastor that's Faster, Shane Hoevelman, #210"

Just east of Amarillo, this track is open on Sunday from 3pm-6pm and offers three tracks to choose from for $10.00. Overnight camping is permitted and there is no fee. Note that this track is not affiliated with the now closed Clutch City Cycle Park near Houston.

This large ATV park offers miles of woods trails, deep water and mud holes to enjoy. Overnight camping is allowed and there is no fee unless RV hookups are needed which is $15.00 per night. Check website for schedule.

This park offers four tracks and about 6 miles of marked and one-way woods trails that include some muddy sections and creek crossings. Amenities include a bike spray wash, restrooms and shower facilities, a playground, cycle shop and large grassy parking areas. Overnight camping is permitted and the track is open to both motorcycles and quads. Camping is permitted for $10 per night. Campfires are allowed but use judgement. Quads/ATV's are allowed on the trails, the beginner track, night track, and after 3pm on the day track. This park has a lot to offer and is well maintained. It is definitely worth the drive.

This large motocross park has three tracks to choose from. The main track is 1.7 miles long and has a concrete start gate. Park amenities include a bike spray wash area, restroom and shower facilities, a concession stand and a parts, repair and gear shop. Overnight camping is allowed.

This small park offers about 9 miles of trails for motorcycles and mountain bikes. Quads, horseback riding and hiking are prohibited, as are overnight camping and campfires. Almost all of the trails are winding single track with mostly unbanked turns and repeated rock-step climbs. Smaller children or novices may find some of the initial sections a bit of a challenge, but once you get going these trails are fairly tame. The parking area is huge, with shaded picnic areas and basic restrooms. A kiosk at the entrance has a trail map and regulations for self pay. Nearby Emma Long Park has camping, swimming, hiking and boating opportunites on Lake Austin. The park is open daily from 7am-10pm.

This track has several practice dates scheduled throughout the year but is mainly open during race events. Race fees range from $35-$45. Nearby Fort Parker State Park offers camping, boating and fishing opportunities. Call before you haul.

This motocross park has a main track, a peewee track and some woods trails. Overnight camping is allowed for $10.00 and electric and water hookups are available for RVs. Onsite amenities include restroom and shower facilities. Check website for current schedule.

This motocross park has one track that is open to all size motorcycles, but quads are not permitted nor is overnight camping. The track is groomed, watered, and lighted, and practice fees run about $15 per bike. The track is also available for rental by special arrangement. Check the website for the current practice schedule detailed visitor information.

Shady, well maintained trails with creek crossings, deep mud pits, and an MX track can be found at this 200 acre off-road park. There are also swimming opportunities and a rope swing along the Lavaca River. On site cabin rentals, primitive camping and RV sites with hookups are available. Park hours are usually Saturday - Sunday 10am - 7pm however it is recommended that you call first for the official schedule.

This popular off-road park offers over 3700 acres of ATV trail loops that wind through dense hardwood forests, rolling hills, marshes and creek crossings. Some trail loops can be very muddy however there is an on site spray wash with a customized ramp provided free of charge. Primitive camping and RV hookups are provided along with indoor showers and a concession stand. Hours of operation are Friday 8am - Sunday 9pm and reservations are strongly recommended.

This track is open for practice Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm. Overnight camping is allowed and quads are allowed on the peewee track only. Call before you haul.

This new park offers about 25 miles of trails that wind over 300 acres of scenic and challenging terrain. Overnight camping is not currently available, but there are plans to add a campground with RV hookups. The park is open on Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 7pm during summer months and 8am to 5pm during winter months.

Oak Hill Motocross Park has one motocross track and offers on site RV hookups for $25.00 per day. Quads are not allowed except during race events that feature quads. Be sure to call the track for practice schedules before you visit.

This ATV Park offers 3,000 acres of trails, deep mud puddles, water crossings and hills. Primitive camping is permitted with no water or hookups. Note that this park is only open 5 times per year so be sure to visit the website listed in the contacts section below for the most current schedule.

Located near the Red River in northeastern Texas, this 2,500-acre park caters to ATV’s and motorcycles (jeeps and dunes buggies prohibited). Trails range from moderate to very difficult, with sections consisting of sand, clay, loose black dirt and steep rocky uphill climbs and descents. Primitive camping is available along with some electrical hookups for RV’s. The park is open on weekends but weekday riding is also available by appointment with a 24-hour notice.

This place offers miles of red soiled ATV trails surrounded by trees and deep forest vegetation. The trails feature deep mud puddles, challenging hill climbs and deep-water crossings, and there are also a couple of motocross tracks and a mud bog track to check out. Primitive camping is available as well as RV sites with water and power but reservations are recommended. See the website for details and current visitor information.

This area closed in July 2008 and the land is being redeveloped for other purposes. There were two MX tracks here and some huge mud pits, deep ravines, cross country ATV trails with creek crossings and some fishing opportunities that were reachable only by ATV. Primitive camping and RV hookups were also available. Unfortunately, the land has new owners and it appears the area will no longer be used as an ATV park.

This MX track near Bailey offers the standard obstacles and track amenities (details coming soon). Note that the access road to the track has no turnarounds and quads are not permitted. Call before you haul.

Open daily to all OHVs, this park has miles of trails, creek crossing, rock crawling sections and mud bogs. Overnight camping is permitted with no fee. Riding fees are $10.00 per person.

This motocross track is open to both motorcycles and quads. Practice hours are Sunday from 12pm to 5pm. Overnight camping is also allowed.

This track is open daily from 9am to sunset. Cost to ride is $10.00 per rider.

Formerly known as Holeshot Valley MX, this motocross track is open to quads and overnight camping is allowed. There is a concession stand available during race events and shaded parking. Practice fees are $15/per rider and spectators are free. Quads are allowed on the track during Sunday from 12pm-5pm. Check the official website for track photos, current practice and race schedules.

This motocross track is open to quads and also has a kids track. Overnight camping is allowed and amenities include water and vault toilets. Be sure to check the website for current schedule and fees.

Reservations are required to visit and ride this private ranch. The fee is $175.00 per day for up to 7 people, with available camping, picnic tables, BBQ, fire rings and shower. The 138 acre riding area offers approximately six miles of well-marked OHV trails with deep forest scenery, ponds, and meadows as well as a huge (2.5 mile) MX track.

This one mile MX track is generally open Saturdays and Sundays from 10am - 6pm (call ahead). The track is for motorcycles only - quads/ATVs are not permitted. On site amenities include a concession stand and 6 RV sites with electrical hookups (currently no water hookups but planned for spring 2008). Primitive camping is free.