ATV Parks In Texas
Bring $$$. Most ATV Parks in Texas don’t accept cc or debit cards.
If you are riding in an ATV park on public lands in TX an OHV decal is required.
Sabine ATV Park
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV – $30 electric/water hook ups
- Tent – $10
- Other Accommodations: Yes
- Cabins
- Riding Fees: Additional fees for special events
- Adult – $30 (Fri – Sun)
- Adult – $20 (Sat – Sun)
- Adult – $15 (Sun)
- Children 12 and under – Free
- Restaurant: Grill. Casual food available.
- Open: Year round. Open weekends.
General Info:
Fun, family friendly park on 3,000 acres with a variety of trails for all skill levels. They offer a small but deep mud bog as well as some less aggressive muddy trails for those who like to get just a little bit dirty.
There’s a shallow creek that runs through the property, so even beginners can have a fun ride through the water. For more of a challenge, there are also some deep water crossings.
Located along the Louisiana border with access to the Sabine River. They have a lovely sand bar beach for sunning, swimming or playing volleyball.
Sabine ATV Park has a small convenience store on property with a grill that offers casual food and snacks.
If you’re not a camper, they do have cabins available for rent.
Campers will enjoy the bath houses with hot showers.
Vehicle wash pad.
Address:
7505 TX-63
Burkeville TX 75932
Gator Run Offroad Park
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes.
- RV – Free. No hook ups.
- Tent – Free
- Other Accommodations: Yes
- Cabins – $100 – $150
- Riding Fees:
- Adult Per Bike – $15/ $15 (Fri – Sun)
- Adult Per Bike – $10/ $10 (one day)
- Adult $30 – $50 for special event weekends
- Restaurant: Concession stand
- Open: Year round. Open weekends.
General Info:
This park has it all – wetlands, dry riding, mud bog, trails, creeks and hills.
Throttle up at the drag racing area or test your skills on the obstacle course.
All types of vehicles are welcome at Gator Run Offroad Park including ATVs, UTVs, monster trucks and dirt bikes.
Free primitive camping included with the price of admission. But not too primitive! They actually have some nice amenities including restrooms, showers, a vehicle wash station, air pumps, a shaded pavilion and a concession stand.
They also have a couple cabins available for rent if camping isn’t your thing.
The Belmont Inn & Suites in town offers special rates for park visitors.
Address:
Co Rd 2211
Tatum TX 75691
Northwest OHV Park
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV
- Tent
- Other Accommodations: None
- Riding Fees:
- Single vehicles (not to be driven off road) – $4 ($2 resident discount)
- ATV/Bike – $15 ($5 resident discount)
- UTV/SUV/Jeep – $25 ($10 resident discount)
- Restaurant: No
- Open: Year round.
General Info:
Open to all off-roading vehicles including motorcycles, ATV, SxS, Jeeps, Hummers and trucks.
The city of Bridgeport worked with some local off-roading groups to set aside 300 acres for this OHV park.
25 miles of trails that are marked according to difficulty.
Northwest OHV Park is one of several government run ATV parks in Texas, so you will need to purchase an OHV pass prior to arrival. They are not available onsite.
Address:
279 George Mitchell Pkwy.
Bridgeport TX 76426
Xtreme Off Road Park and Beach
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV
- Tent
- Other Accommodations: None
- Riding Fees:
- Adult – $20
- Children 11 and under – $5
- Restaurant: Food trucks available on some days.
- Open: Year round.
General Info:
Avoid weekends and special events unless you love crowds. This is one of the most popular ATV Parks In Texas – it can get pretty crazy.
Located with direct access to the San Jacinto River, this park has it all – boating, beach, camping, fishing plus excellent off roading.
If you like mud and water, this is the park for you, you’ll find plenty of it at Xtreme Off Road Park and Beach. They have some pretty aggressive riding conditions, so bring your A game.
If you’re not into mud and water, this park probably isn’t the park for you.
They have an RV Park with hook ups as well as cabin rentals. The showers are cold, but that’s better than nothing.
Address:
1927 Gulf Pump Rd.
Crosby TX 77532
Creekside Off-Road Ranch
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV – $30
- Tent – Free
- Other Accommodations: None
- Riding Fees:
- ATV/ORV & 1 Rider – $20
- Additional Rider – $5
- Weekend Pass with primitive camping – $40
- Restaurant: No
- Open: Year round. Open weekends.
General Info:
This park has 350 acres for riding. All vehicles are welcome – ATV, OHV, motorbikes, trucks and Jeeps.
Peach Creek runs right through the middle of this ATV park and you can ride in it.
In addition to all the fun water riding, you will also find mud, sand along with some challenging trails.
They have 12 Full hook-up sites with water sewer and electric, and 13 hook-up sites with electric and water. Campers will also have bathrooms and hot showers.
Creekside Off-Road Ranch hosts the annual Mardi Gras Mudfest.
Address:
13580 US-59
Splendora TX 77372
Hidden Falls Adventure Park
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV
- Dry Camping – $20
- 30 Amp, no water, no sewer – $40
- Electric 30/50 Amp/water/sewer – $50
- Tent – $15 Primitive
- Other Accommodations: Yes
- Bunk House – $141
- Motel – $197
- House – $263
- Riding Fees:
- Adult Driver – $25 (1 Day)
- Adult Passenger – $15 (1 Day)
- Minor Drivers – $15 (1 Day)
- Passengers 7 -17 – $5 (1Day)
- Children under 7 – Free
- Restaurant: No
- Open: Year round. Thurs – Sunday or by reservation.
General Info:
You can purchase a 6 or 12 month membership to this park which allows you to ride more than just Thurs – Sun.
Hidden Falls Adventure Park allows dirt bikes, ATVs, UTV and full size vehicles. There’s miles of trails for everyone, no matter what you’re driving.
Dirt bikes will have the most riding area as they are allowed on all trails and have access to some single track available for bikes only.
There are a couple dirt bike beginners areas for children just learning to ride.
The bunk house and motel are very basic accommodations, both with 6” foam mattresses. The bunk house does not have a bathroom, but the motel rooms have their own private bathroom with shower.
Address:
7030 Ranch Rd. 1431
Marble Falls TX 78654
River Run Park
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV
- Dry Camping – $10
- Regular water/electric – $25 1st night, $20 2nd night
- Special event – $100
- Tent – Free with admission
- Other Accommodations: Yes
- Cabins (no bathrooms, no showers) – $60 – $525 (for events)
- Riding Fees/Campground Admission Fees:
- Adult – $20 (Single Overnight Stay)
- Adult – $35 (Weekday Overnight Stay)
- Adult – $35 (Friday to Sunday)
- Children 11-17 – $15 (Single Overnight Stay)
- Children 11-17 – $25 (Weekday Overnight Stay)
- Children 11-17 – $25 (Friday to Sunday)
- Restaurant: Food available at events
- Open: Year round.
General Info:
This park charges a campground admission fee in addition to the camping fee. You will have to pay both – admission is not included in the camping price. There are no additional vehicle or riding fees.
Located on the Neches River, this park is on 2,000 acres of private allowed. Being on the river is great for riders and families, relax in the sun, fish, cool down or swim.
River Run Park is open to all vehicles including ATVs, UTV, trucks and golf cart. They even allow bikes and horses, but I’m not sure I would recommend it with all the motorized travel.
With 156 RV sites and 39 cabins, this is one of the larger ATV Parks In Texas. Campers have access to restrooms and 3 separate shower houses with free hot showers.
There is an onsite convenience store with drinks and limited snacks, but additional food is available at events.
Riding in the river is not allowed, but riders will can find miles of varied terrain for riding, including both muddy and dry trails.
Address:
2001 County Rd. 3315
Jacksonville TX 75766
General Sam’s Offroad Park
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV
- Primitive – Free
- Water/electric – $30
- Water/electric/sewer – $35
- Tent – Free
- Other Accommodations: Yes
- Cabins – $100 – $125
- Riding Fees:
- Adult Day Pass – $20
- Adult Weekend Pass – $40
- Children 10 and under – Free
- Restaurant: No
- Open: Year round. Open weekends.
General Info:
This park has over 60 miles of trails for all off roading vehicles including full size Jeeps and trucks.
The terrain is 706 acres of rolling hills with pine trees. There are 6 spring fed creeks on the property as well as mud holes and sandpits.
The campground has full hookups with bathrooms and showers. General Sam’s Offroad Park also has a vehicle wash pit and a convenience store.
Address:
224 Bishop Rd.
Huntsville TX 77320
Brushy Creek Motor Farm
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- Primitive – $5 per person donation
- Other Accommodations: None
- Riding Fees:
- Restaurant: No
- Open: Call before you go
General Info:
Currently open for dirt bikes ATVs and side by sides. Due to trail damage caused by wet weather, full sized vehicles are currently not allowed.
Brushy Creek Motor Farm is a small family run park with trails, racing tracks, plus water and mud riding.
For more information call (972) 524-2526
Address:
5685 FM1565
Royse City TX 75189
Canadian River ATV Park ( Blue Creek & Rosita Flats)
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- Primitive
- Other Accommodations: None
- Riding Fees: Free
- Restaurant: No
- Open: Year round. Open eveyday.
General Info:
This is a nice OHV riding area with nice varied terrain on 20,000 acres in the Lake Meredith National Recreation Area. You will find mud in the river bottom areas, sand drags and streams.
The Blue Creek riding section is on the north side of the lake while Rosarita Flats is on the Canadian River. You are allowed to only ride within the cut banks of the rivers and not climb the hills over 3,000 feet.
Rosarita Flats has 1740 acres set aside for OHV use. As the name would suggest, this area is primarily a wide open sandy area with a few hills, a rock crawl area and some water and mud hole crossings.
The Blue Creek riding area has 275 acres for OHV use with some trails, hill climbs and a rock crawl area.
On weekends, Canadian River ATV Park sometimes host events including sand drags and mud bogs with a large event typically held at the end of February. Other events are also hosted throughout the year, so if you are looking to avoid crowds, call ahead.
This is one of several ATV parks in Texas run by the National Park Service. You will need both the NPS OHV permit and a Texas State ORV decal. The NPS ORV permit is free.
There is camping available in the Rosarita Flats area with a few picnic table available. Neither riding section has drinking water or services available, but there are vault toilets at both riding areas.
Address:
Canadian River Breaks, 24 US-287
Amarillo TX 79108
Sloppy Bottom Park
- Rentals: No
- Camping: Yes
- RV
- Primitive – $10 (for weekend)
- 30 AMP – $30 (per night)
- Premium Tree Site with 30/50 Amp – $40 (per night)
- Tent – $10 (for weekend)
- Other Accommodations: None
- Riding Fees:
- ATV – $10
- Adult – $10
- Children 5 – 11 – $5
- Children 4 and under – Free
- Restaurant: Food trucks sometimes available
- Open: Year round. Hours vary by season.
General Info:
100+ acre family friendly ATV park with plenty of water and mud. They also have a swimming hole and an outdoor concert stage for hosting special events.
They post their hours and recent conditions on Facebook: Sloppy Bottom Park
Address:
496 Co Rd 1101
Streetman TX 75859
