Home > Oregon > Morrow County

Morrow County OHV Park

Saturday, December 23, 2023

Trail Map

Other Names

Heppner OHV Park

Last Known Status

Open

This county park offers about 200 miles of marked trails and a motocross track. Trails wind through a variety of terrain that consists of tall grass, large meadows, clay pits, rock crawling areas and forested sections.

Amenities include a concession stand, spray wash area, RV hookups and cabin rentals. Helmets are available to rent for a small fee plus a refundable deposit.

The park is open seasonally for riding and camping between May through late November, but exact dates vary, so call first or visit the parks website for current conditions before heading out.

OHV Area Map... Nearby ATV OHV Areas...

REGULATIONS

Permit Required	Yes	Oregon ATV Permit stickers required
Dates Open	May - December
Other ATV Stickers Accepted	Yes	An operating permit issued for another state will be honored, but only if the issuing state also honors Oregon operating permits. (As of October 1, 2021, Oregon no longer honors stickers from Washington.) (AZ, CA, ID, IN, MO, NV, PA, SC, UT, VT)
Spark Arrestor	Yes	A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.
Noise Limit	Yes (99 dB)
Whip Flags	Not Required
Maximum Vehicle Width	No Restriction
Motorcycles & Dirt Bikes	Permitted
ATVs	Permitted
UTV & SXS	Permitted
4x4 & Jeeps (registered)	Some Areas	park has about 20 miles of 4x4 trails
Dune Buggy & Sand Rail 4x4 (unregistered)	Some Areas	Oregon ATV Permit stickers required permitted on 4x4 trails
2 Stroke Engines	No Restriction
MX Helmet Required	Youth Only	required for persons under 18 by state law (RiderPlanet strongly recommends helmets for all riders.)
Camping	Some Areas	(camp in developed sites only)
Campfires	Some Areas	(permitted in developed campsites only) Fires may not be permitted during peak fire season.
Night Riding	No
Trail Blazing	Prohibited	keep on designated trails
Rule Enforcement

TERRAIN

Approx Size	9,000 acres (14 sq mi)
Miles Of Trail	200
Climate Type	Forest
Elevation	4000 to 4300 ft.
Trail Maintenance	Marked, Rated, Heavily Maintained
Loose Dirt	Some
Hard Pack	Some
Sand	None
Mud	Little
Dust	Some
Rocks	Little
Trees	Many
Steep Hills	Few
Small Jumps	Some
Large Jumps	Some
Berms	Some
Sand/Gravel Pits	Few
Hazards	Few	(hazards assumed marked but use caution)
Novice	Some
Amateur	Mostly
Expert	Little

TYPE OF AREA

Area	Motorized Trails, MX Track

Land	County Land

MX TRACK

Features	Public
Max Engine Size	No Maximum
Min Engine Size	No Minimum
Comment	Kiddie Track

GPS POINTS

KEY SERVICES

Gasoline	20-30 Miles (SW)	Lazy Wolf RV Park (541) 468-2001
Diesel	20-30 Miles (SW)	Lazy Wolf RV Park (541) 468-2001
Water	On Site
RV Hookup	On Site
RV Disposal	On Site	fee for using dump station - $10
Campground	On Site
Conv Store	20-30 Miles (SW)	Lone Elk Market (541) 468-2443

FEES & PASSES

Parking	(None)
Entry	(None)
Riding	(None)
Camping	Yes Tent: $19.00 RV: $29.00 Addtl. Vehicle: $2.00 Full Hookups - $29/night, Partial Hookups - $25/night (water and electric); Water Only - $22/night, Primitive Site - $19/night
Comment	Weekly and monthly camp sites available. Debit and credit cards accepted for reservations only. Call for cabin rental rates.

RATINGS

Our Rating	Good
Recommended Stay	Full Day
Comments	(Scroll Down For Rider Reviews & Comments)

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Nearest City

Spray, OR

Trail Map

From: Prineville, OR
1) Take US-26 East about 47 miles
2) Turn left (north) on SR-207, continue 23.8 miles
3) Turn right (east) on SR-19 (John Day Hwy), continue 15 miles
4) Turn left (north) on SR-207, continue 19 miles
5) Turn right (east) on NF-21, proceed to the park.