OVER 70 RV PARKS WITH ACCESS TO GREAT TRAILS
This issue is all about travel and finding new places to ride and camp. We asked you, our readers, which RV destinations you have visited that also have access to great trails. The response was overwhelming. So, if you have an OHV, an RV and time on your hands, set off this summer, and check these places out. We have been to a few ourselves and plan on visiting more this summer. Hope to see you there.
Boggs And Boulders
Address: 20133 Brooklyn Rd, Andalusia, AL 36421
Trail system: At the Boggs & Boulders OHV Park with 250 miles of trails throughout 2000 acres of wooded and rocky terrain. Big and small mud pits, rock crawling, and most trails are one-way for an added thrill with safety in mind. After you are done riding, you can relax in the natural “cool pool.”
Amenities: Thirty- and 50-amp full-hookup RV sites or cabins can be rented if needed. The Mud Pie Cafe on-site is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Gas is available, as well as a fully stocked parts and accessory store.
Contact: boggsandboulders.com, (251) 578-4333
Grand River Motorsports Park
Address: 25859 Motorsports Parkway Robertsdale, AL 36567
Trail system: Home to a stop of the Southern Bounty Series, so you know the ground is rough, muddy and full of fun. In fact, they are adding a lazy river that will span one edge of the 2000-acre park very soon. Separate dirt bike and ATV/UTV trails, along with mud pits, drags and an obstacle course will keep you entertained.
Amenities: Right now, there are only 12 full hookup RV spots, but there is plenty of dry camping and three separate dump stations to take care of your business at. More RV sites are in the planning stages, as are cabins, rentals, etc.
Contact: grandrivermotorsports.com, (251) 633-7623
Minooka Park
Address: 1922 County Road 146, Jamison, AL 35085
Trail system: Smack in the middle of Alabama, the park has wooded trails winding through 420 acres. The area is hilly, so it’s not very muddy. There are separate trails for dirt bikes and ATV/UTVs, and all of them are directional. Three-wheelers are not allowed. The lake has over one mile of shoreline that can be enjoyed via a walking path and can be fished.
Amenities: The RV campground has 37 full hookup sites with water, power (30 and 50 amps) and sewage, along with five water- and power-only sites. A bathhouse and playground facilities are centrally located within the camp area.
Contact: www.chiltoncounty.org, (205) 312-1376
Stoney Lonesome
Address: 10075 AL-69, Bremen, AL 35033
Trail system: Located in Cullman County Alabama, Stoney Lonesome has access to 1465 acres of OHV exploration. Riders off all skill levels have trails of various difficulties to explore the area as well, with the park’s map having a guide to each route.
Amenities: Offers full hookup sites (30 and 50 amps), as well as stays up to 28 days long. Dry camping is also allowed, in addition to tent camping and rental cabin units. Pavilions are also available for rental with electricity available.
Contact: (256) 287-1133, [email protected]
Top Trails OHV
Address: 1247 Horne Dr. Talladega, AL 35160
Trail system: Top Trails offers nearly 100 miles of trail and 2,800 acres to explore between Birmingham and Atlanta. Fifteen minutes off I-20, the park is host to a wide variety of events as well, all on trails ranging from beginner to advanced difficulty, including a technical 12-mile singletrack loop.
Amenities: Top Trails offers a full-service campground, with power hookups for 50 amps. A planned new campground will also offer access to two-bedroom cabins. Clean-off after a long, muddy day with a shower, or have even more fun at the archery range in camp.
Contact: www.toptrails.net, (256)-649-0813
Desert Gold RV Resort
Address: 46628 E Hwy 60, Salome, AZ 85348
Trail system: Desert Gold RV Resort offers access to the Arizona Peace trail and McMullen Valley, in addition to being a short drive from trails in Parker and Lake Havasu. Plenty of open-desert terrain to explore right from the park with more nearby.
Amenities: Offering both 30- and 50-amp service, as well as water and sewer hookups to complement the free Wi-Fi for daily and weekly guests. The park also has paved streets and TV available. With 549 full-service sites, 42 pull-throughs, and 378 back-ins, there’s plenty of room as well. A car wash and oil-changing station are also available for use alongside a pool and spa, billiards table, ping pong, darts and mini golf.
Contact: www.g7rvresorts.com, (928) 927-7800
Salome KOA
Address: 64812 Harcuvar Drive, Salome, AZ
Trail system: Also in Salome, the Salome KOA offers access to the same system of trails as Desert Gold RV Resort directly from the park. With over 300 miles of trail to explore between Wickenburg and Quartzsite, even offering a chance to explore gold mines in the area.
Amenities: Salome KOA offers a year-round pool and hot tub, as well as a game room with a pool. The clubhouse is also available for special events. A convenience store is within the park, and there’s a restaurant within walking distance. Campsites have a 90-foot maximum length and support up to 50 amps.
Contact: koa.com/campgrounds/salome, (928) 859-4639
Wayside Oasis
Address: 73333 Wickenburg Rd, Salome, AZ
Trail system: Located near Alamo Lake, Wayside Oasis offers access to trails through both red canyons and more typical desert terrain. OHV use within Alamo Lake State Park is not allowed unless the vehicle is street-legal, but there are hundreds of miles of trails directly outside of the state park.
Amenities: Wayside Oasis is a full-service bar and grill that offers up to 50-amp full hookup service, a store, propane, gas, and laundry facilities. The park also hosts monthly events, and is nearby Alamo Lake, which offers bass fishing either from the boat ramp or shore. New shower and laundry facilities were recently built, as well as a pool for relaxing cool-downs after long days in the desert sun.
Contact: waysideoasisrvpark.com, (928) 925-3456, [email protected]
Williams KOA
Address: 1000 Circle Pines Road, Williams, AZ 86046
Trail system: The Williams KOA has direct access to trails in the Kaibab National Forest, featuring a stretch of the great western trail. ATV rentals are also available for use in the area.
Amenities: Williams KOA offers a year-round indoor pool, as well as a bike path, mini golf, the Bear Trax Café, and a weekly schedule of activities. The KOA even has a go-kart track on-site. An array of 30- and 50-amp full hook-up sites are offered, as well as tent and cabin sites. Glamping is also offered in covered wagons and tepees for those looking for a more unique stay at the Williams KOA.
Contact: koa.com/campgrounds/williams, (928) 635-2626, [email protected]
BYRD’S Adventure Center
Address: 7037 Cass Oark Road, Ozark, AR 72949
Trail system: In the Ozarks, Byrd’s Adventure Center offers over 30 miles of private off-road park trails, as well as access to the Ozark National Forest. Trails feature scenic overlooks, jumps and plenty of obstacles to conquer. Hundreds of miles of trail are available in the Ozark National Forest as well.
Amenities: Both 30- and 50-amp sites are available at Byrd’s, as well as a large pavilion with electrical and picnic tables. The camp also has heated restrooms and hot water showers, volleyball, and horseshoes. An on-site restaurant and convenience store are also available, supplying food, ice, and drinks.
Contact: byrdsadventurecenter.com, (479) 667-4066
Greasy Bend Off-Road Park
Address: 300 Meade Road, Batesville, AR
Trail system: Greasy Bend Off-Road Park offers a wide variety of trails with difficulties for riders of all skill levels. Running along the White River, this 1200-acre ATV and UTV playground is sure to provide some smiles. If testing your rock-crawling mettle is more your speed, Greasy Bend offers an obstacle track as well. With events such as Mud Jam and the Short Track series, there’s plenty of mud to go around and excitement to experience.
Amenities: Greasy Bend offers both electric and water sites, as well as electric-only sites. Primitive camping is also available. Generators are allowed for use as well. There are plenty of areas to swim, as well as bagged ice and clean bathrooms available on-site.
Contact: greasybendoffroadpark.com; Jeff, (870) 834-9347; Jason, 901-605-4644
Hanson’s Wolfpen Cabins & RV Park
Address: 752 Polk Rd. 57, Mena, AR 71953
Trail system: In Mena, Arkansas, Hanson’s Wolfpen has direct access to the Wolf Pen Gap trails, offering over 200 miles of trails open year round, with another 50 that close periodically in the winter.
Amenities: Hanson’s Wolfpen has 12 RV sites with electrical (30 and 50-amp) and water hookups on-site. In addition, Hanson’s offers private and climate-controlled bathrooms and showers for the camp. Tent camping is not allowed, making for a private, small experience in Mena.
Contact: hansonscampwolfpenrvandcabins.com, (479) 437-4887
Hot Springs Off-road Park
Address: 2100 Mill Creek Road, Hot Springs, AR 71901
Trail system: With 1,242 acres of off-road trails, Hot Springs Off-Road Park has plenty of trails to keep you occupied for your stay. With marked trails and difficulty ratings easily displayed both on your map and on markers, every rider can find their comfort zone and push it here.
Amenities: Hot Springs Off-Road Park offers RV hookups from 30, 50 and 120 amps, as well as water, picnic tables, and fire pits. Other sites in the park offer dry RV spots without fire pits or tables.
Contact: hotspringsoffroadpark.com, (501) 625-3600
Mack’s Pines
Address: 22816 SR 7 North Dover, AR, 72837
Trail system: Also nestled in the Ozarks, Mack’s Pines offers access to gorgeous riding areas. With the Moccasin Gap Recreation Area being only 1.6 miles from the park and the “Illinois Bayou” being a similar distance, there are over 30 miles of marked trail to explore in each area. In addition, there are hundreds more miles of unmarked trail for those looking for even more adventure. Trail riding does require a Forest Service permit in the Moccasin Gap Recreation Area.
Amenities: Mack’s Pines offers both 30- and 50-amp service for its 25 RV sites, with water and electric at no extra charge for all sites. Most sites have septic, too, at no charge. The RV park includes bathrooms and showers for those staying here, with the newer park also having campfire sites.
Contact: macks-pines.com, (479) 331-3261
Mulberry Mountain
Address: 4117 Mulberry Mountain Loop, Ozark, AR
Trail system: With access to the Mill Creek Trail System—featuring a 27-mile Blue Loop, and inner shortcuts Easy Loop and Burrel Mountain Loop, totaling nearly 50 miles of trails—Mulberry Mountain has plenty immediately available from the park. In addition, access to incredible views on the Ozark National Forest OHV trail include 20-and 60-foot waterfalls.
Amenities: RV sites are pull-throughs that offer water and electrical hookups (30 and 50 amps and 110 volts) at each site. Also featured are plenty of trees, as well as four fishing ponds on the property. A large central bathroom and shower house is in the middle of the park, as well as an easy-to-access septic disposal.
Contact: mulberrymountainlodge.com, (479) 667-1919
Outskirts of Heaven Cabin Rentals and RV Park
Address: 1468 Madison 3260, Kingston, AR 72742
Trail system: Outskirts of Heaven Cabin Rentals and RV Park offers enthusiasts over 3000 acres of riding area in the Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch. Other nearby attractions include Boxley Valley and the Buffalo National River. These attractions promise plenty of riding fun and scenic overlooks, such as waterfalls.
Amenities: The RV Park offers nine RV sites with full hookups for water, sewage and electric (30- and 50-amp) at each site. There are also no size restrictions on RVs at this site. Each site also has a picnic table, fire pit and charcoal grill for camping pleasure. The park also offers two cabins for rental, with full-size appliance kitchens and necessities provided.
Contact: outskirtsofheavenrentals.com, (318) 465-2626
Boulder Creek RV Resort
Address: 2550 US-395, Lone Pine, CA 93545
Trail system: At the base of Mt. Whitney, Boulder Creek RV Resort offers itself as a gateway into the California mountains. The Lone Pine to Independence Loop from the town of Lone Pine offers a 58-mile loop with amazing views and elevation to battle.
Amenities: Boulder Creek offers pull-through, drive-through and back-in sites for RVs. The park is also dog-friendly, so the whole family can come along on your trip. A pool and hot tub are also in the park, as well as a playground. Laundry and shower facilities are available, and propane is also for sale in the park. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV are provided.
Contact: bouldercreekrvresort.com, (760) 876-4243,
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Brown’s town
Address: 20 Schober Lane, Bishop, CA 93514
Trail system: Brown’s Town Campground offers access to the ample trails of the High Sierra, as well as lakes. Located in Bishop, adventures here will be sure to have an abundance of scenic overlooks and views worthy of a photo.
Amenities: Brown’s Town offers electricity, hot showers, restrooms and coin-operated laundry for its shaded campground. It is also next to the Bishop golf course—if a day off the trails and on the links is called for. The campground also has a playground and horseshoe pits, as well as a café and country store to keep you fed and stocked up for your adventures.
Contact: brownscampgrounds.com, (760) 873-8522
Calico Campground
Address: 3660 Ghost Town Road, Yermo, CA 92398
Trail system: There are plenty of different experiences one can find with trails from Calico. From a two-hour trek to Las Vegas or exploring the mountains and their abandoned mines (Maggie Mine is a stable and safe mine for exploration).
Amenities: The state park offers full and partial hookup sites for RVs, as well as dry camping. Pets are not allowed at the park. The campgrounds have access to hot showers, as well as grills, fire pits, and two dumping stations.
Contact: (909) 387-2757, https://parks.sbcounty.gov/park/calico-ghost-town-regional-park/
Calico Ghost Town KOA
Address: 35250 Outer Highway 15 North, Yermo, CA 92398
Trail system: Also offering access to the nearby Calico area, the KOA has the same trails available. Access to the ghost town itself is still available with a daily fee.
Amenities: Calico Ghost Town KOA has a maximum length of 72 feet and provides a maximum of 50-amp electrical. A basketball court and seasonal pool are also available, as well as horseshoes. Propane is also for sale at the park, as well as snacks at the snack bar. An archery range is also available at the dog-friendly park.
Contact: koa.com/campgrounds/barstow, (760) 904-3069, [email protected]
Glamis North Hot Springs
Address: 10595 Hot Mineral Spa Rd. Niland, CA 92257
Trail system: Technically not part of the Glamis dunes, but it’s only a short ride away. If avoiding the mayhem that is Glamis is more of your speed, there are plenty of alternatives available from the park itself. Enjoy exploring old miner’s cabins, railroad tracks, and canyons, all without the hustle and bustle of the dunes themselves.
Amenities: Glamis North Hot Springs offers full-service 50-amp sites with fully legal OHV access. The park’s biggest selling point, aside from the amazing trails, is the hot springs, offering two pools and 14 hot tubs of naturally heated, mineral-rich water for relaxation. The gift store sells drinks, and restrooms are available in the park. RZR rentals are also available for any unforeseen issues with your own rig.
Contact: glamisnorth.com, (760) 354-1010
Gordon’s Well, Glamis
Address: 6594 Evan Hewes Hwy, Winterhaven, CA 92283
Trail system: Gordon’s Well is mere minutes from the Glamis dunes. With easy access to one of the most popular OHV playgrounds in America, the park also has a 30-acre kids’ riding area. The park is open from October 1st to May 31st for all of your dune-riding adventures.
Amenities: Both 40- and 80-foot RV spots are available with full hookups provided. Clean men’s and women’s restrooms are in the park, alongside coin-operated laundry. The park itself is dog-friendly, offering a dog park for pets to play off-leash in the shade. Duner’s Diner is also available for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as a small parts store for some repairs if needed.
Contact: gordonswellrvparkandstorage.com, (619) 792-0266
Ocotillo RV Resort
Address:2187 Highway 78, Ocotillo Wells, CA 92004
Trail system: Enjoy all that the Ocotillo Wells SVRA has to offer—from wide-open desert exploration to climbing hills to search for fossils. There are plenty of landmarks to explore, with destinations like Devil’s Slide presenting a challenging climb up a hill dotted with abandoned mine shafts.
Amenities: Ocotillo RV Resort offers water, sewer and electrical hookups in pull-through and back-in sites, as well as RV storage. A kids’ training course, pool, jacuzzi and game room provide plenty of entertainment outside of the OHV. The park also has laundry and shower/restroom facilities on-site.
Contact: www.ocotillorvresort.com, (760) 334-9036
Junction West RV Resort
Address: 793 22 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81505
Trail system: Grand Junction might not have the name recognition of some other OHV areas on this list, but it certainly has the trails. With 1.6 million acres of public land to explore, and the world’s largest flat-top mountain with 300 lakes to visit, the options here are endless.
Amenities: Junction West RV Resort offers RV storage, as well as 30- and 50-amp spots, as well as available cable. Laundry, bathrooms and showers, and on-site playground and picnic area provide for plenty of relaxation time. The on-site dog park also means that no one in the family needs to be left out of your expedition.
Contact: jwgrandjunction.com, (970) 245-8531
Taylor Park Trading Post
Address: 23044 Co Rd 742, Almont, CO 81210
Trail system: Taylor Park Trading Post offers a wide variety of OHV destinations. From exploring an old wagon trail at Tincup Pass or engaging on a crossing of the Continental Divide at Napoleon Pass, there’s a playground in the Rockies at your disposal from Taylor Park.
Amenities: Offering full hookups at all sites in the park, as well as 30/50-amp electrical, Taylor Park is also pet-friendly and provides the trading post itself, as well as the Nugget Café and RZR rentals. Propane and laundry are also available at the park. The Park itself is located on the edge of Taylor Reservoir, providing fishing at a close distance as well.
Contact: taylorparktradingpost.com/rv-park/
Decker Training Facility
Address: 2516 County Line Rd, Fountain, FL 32438
Trail system: Decker Training Facility offers a full-scale training regimen on the property. From a pro-level national track, as well as a woods loop, there are plenty of opportunities to improve your skills on a variety of disciplines. Training sessions and private lessons with nationally ranked professional riders are just one of the many draws to the Decker Training Facility.
Amenities: The facility offers RV hookups alongside a full gym and shower house. A complimentary laundromat and basketball court are on-site. An on-site mechanic is also available to help keep your training or vacation going smoothly.
Contact: deckertrainingfacility.com, (850) 722-7616
Idaho Dunes RV
Address: 1695 E 500 Rd N, St. Anthony, ID 83445
Trail system: Located right next to the St. Anthony dunes, there is plenty of sand-throwing area to roam from this park. With over 10,000 acres of dunes, including the infamous Choke Cherry Hill, there are plenty of bragging rights available for conquering these steep mountains of sand.
Amenities: Idaho Dunes RV offers both full hook-up sites, as well as partial hookups with 50-amp and water connections. A general store is also available on-site, as well as showers and toilets. With 69 full hook-up spots available, as well as a playground besides the dunes and a picnic area, Idaho Dunes RV is a great launching point for your dune expedition.
Contact: www.idahodunesrv.com, (208) 624-3275
McCall RV Resort
Address: 200 Scott St, McCall, ID 83638
Trail system: With the McCall Mountains at your fingertips to explore, there are an abundance of nearby ATV trails to take on. The most popular trail is the Louie Lake trail, which offers a difficult 5.1-mile trip with rewarding views. Other options in the area include the War Eagle Lookout OHV Loop, offering a 44.2-mile loop to explore abandoned gold dredges and an abandoned gold mine shaft.
Amenities: Each site at McCall RV Resort offers water and sewer, as well as 20-, 30- or 50-amp service. The park itself offers great views of the area, as well as phone and cable hookups. The central lodge features an indoor pool, spa, and steam room for relaxing after a long day.
Contact: www.g7rvresorts.com, (208) 634-5646
Red Rock RV Park
Address:3707 Red Rock Road, Island Park, ID 83429
Trail system: The park recommends the all-day Gravelly Ridge tour, a 140-mile trail that opens on July 4th and offers stunning views of wildlife and wildflowers alike. With many more mapped trails in the area, offering lengths and difficulties for everyone, but all with fantastic destinations, there is riding terrain for everyone here.
Amenities: Sites offer full-service pull-throughs or water and electric service. The park itself has undergone recent renovations and improvements, such as a new laundry and bathhouse, a new retail store, a new dog park and fire pits, and high-speed Wi-Fi available to guests. The park also has an enclosed pickleball court, as well as ping-pong and foosball tables.
Contact: www.redrockrvpark.com, (800) 473-3762
Sawmill Station
Address: 21855 Hwy 75, Clayton, ID 83227
Trail system: Offering a world-class ATV/OHV trail system directly from the park, Sawmill Station is remotely located in the Salmon River area of Idaho. Offering plenty of chances to see the wildlife of North America, there is also world-class scenery in abundance.
Amenities: Sawmill Station offers over 50 RV sites, with full utility hook-ups and complimentary Wi-Fi and cellular service. Fuel and propane are also sold at the park, as well as offering a bistro and country store. RZR rentals are also available from the site itself, offering current model-year RZRs to explore central Idaho.
Contact: thesawmillstation.com, (208) 838-2400
Maine
Cottonwood Campground
Address: 1140 US Highway 1, Columbia Fall, ME 04623
Trail system: The Central trail offers a 29-mile stretch from Cherryfield to Machias, with several points to stop and take in towns along the way. Attractions include a schoolhouse built in 1868, swimming at Donnell Pond, and downtown Cherryfield’s historic district. The campground itself directly connects to the multi-use Sunrise Trail System, with 87 miles of weaving through Maine’s lush forests and marshes. Cottonwood Campground offers ATV rentals as well, so there is no reason to not join in on the adventure.
Amenities: Full hookup pull-throughs are available with 20-, 30- and 50-amp service. Smaller back-in sites include 20-, 30- and 50-amp service and water. A bathhouse is also available at the park.
Contact: cottonwoodcampingrvpark.com, (207) 598-8497
Michigan
Bundy Hill Off-Road
Address: 9960 E Chicago Rd, Jerome, MI 49249
Trail system: Offering over 300 acres on what once was a commercial mining operation, everything from mud to rock crawling to hill-climbs and off-camber obstacles are available in the park. These private trails provide a fantastic off-road playground for your stay, with enough to occupy you for days.
Amenities: Bundy Hill Off-Road offers primitive campsites, with a two-night minimum reservation required for holiday weekends. Beyond the park, there is a rage room located at the bottom of the hill, as well as food vendors for the majority of the season, and a diner located next to the office. An R/C car course is also on the property for those wanting to have miniature 4WD adventures.
Contact: https://bundyhilloffroad.com, (517) 917-0493, [email protected], [email protected]
Minnesota
Remer Campground
Address: 209 Main St East, Remer, MN 56672
Trail system: The Remer Motel and Campground offers ample access to both ATV and snowmobile trails, all from within town. There is truly more to ride here than one could tackle in a lifetime, with over 1.6 million acres of land at your disposal. The campground itself connects directly to the Soo Line North Trail, a 114-mile corridor trail that connects to multiple grant-in-aid trails.
Amenities: Sixteen campsites that offer 20-, 30-, and 50-amp electrical and water hookups are available, as well as an RV dump at the motel. The campsite itself is half a mile from town, offering access to plenty of restaurants and bars with discounts for staying at the park or motel. See ad on page 102.
Contact: theremermotel.com, (218) 566-2555
Missouri
Hooter Holler Off-Road Park
Address: 8101 Thornhill Drive, Mtn. Grove, MO, 65711
Trail system: Hooter Holler puts on frequent events and races, from ATV drags and pulls to hill-climbs. The terrain offers great practice for beginner- and intermediate-level riders alike, with plenty of obstacles to test skills.
Amenities: They offer camping, with available electrical hookups and water fills. The park is open all year except for rifle season (mid-November), and open to the public from Monday through Friday and all days of the week for members.
Contact: hooterholler.com
Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch
Address: 5722 State Hwy K, Seymour, MO
Trail system: Explore the Missouri Ozarks from Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch. With more than 940 acres of central U.S. landscape to explore, there are plenty of challenges and beautiful, rewarding vistas to take in.
Amenities: Thirty- and 50-amp sites are available, as well as full hookups. The season for the park is from the first weekend of March through the last weekend of November. An ATM is available at the ranch, as well as the SMORR Café, which is open on select weekends. The park also provides a bathhouse and pavilion, as well as a playground for guests.
Contact: www.smorr.net, (417) 773-4084
St. Joe State Park
Address: 2800 Pimville Road, Park Hills, MO
Trail system: Offering direct trail access from campsites, St. Joe State Park has 54 miles of riding available on the Donnelly-LaMear trailhead. With trail surfaces ranging from tailings to wooded trails, there is plenty to explore from your campsite.
Amenities: ORV camping is available in Campground 1, though reservations are highly recommended in advance due to high demand. Electric sites have 20-, 30- and 50-amp service, and Campground 1 has a shower house, dump station, playground and wood lot for guests. Showers and water are only available from April 1st to October 31st, but the camp is open year round.
Contact: https://mostateparks.com/park/st-joe-state-park, (573) 431-1069
Nevada
Walker River RV
Address: 700 Hudson Way, Smith, NV
Trail system: While OHV riding is not allowed inside the resort, the park is surrounded by thousands of Nevada BLM acreage. With sites from the 1800’s history of Nevada to explore, there are many fascinating landmarks to find. The ghost town of Pine Grove is accessible by OHV from Walker River RV and offers a glimpse into the past.
Amenities: Full hookups with 15-, 30- and 50-amp service are available, as well as pull-through and back-in sites. Wi-Fi is available in the park, albeit with intermittent service. The resort’s bathhouse is closed, but bathrooms are dispersed on the resort’s property. A swimming pool and hot tub are available from May 15th through September 15th as well.
Contact: www.wrresort.com, (775) 465-2573
Busco Beach
Address: 1243 Bryan Blvd. Goldsboro, NC 27530
Trail system: Busco Beach offers mud pits, a drag strip, an ATV pond, and a youth motocross track on the property. With plenty of deep-water crossings, mud, hill-climbs and wooded terrain, there’s a great mix of trails to ride here.
Amenities: Full RV hookups and primitive camping are available, all alongside the man-made beach. Jet skis and fishing are also available on the lake, and a snack shop is on the property to fulfill any cravings you have. A wash station, which will certainly get a workout, is also available on-site.
Contact: www.buscobeach.com, [email protected], (919) 222-9614
Oklahoma
America’s Oasis
Address: 131 William Avenue, Waynoka, OK 73860
Trail system: Located next to Little Sahara State Park, there are endless opportunities to explore the dunes in Oklahoma. With more than 1600 acres of sand to play with, this park is next to one of the premier ATV attractions in the Midwest.
Amenities: America’s Oasis offers 12 RV sites, both with full hookup and 50-amp electrical, or the even more luxurious RV barns with covered space for your RV and toys. With a host of amenities, including showers, a rinse station, restrooms, laundry facilities, and a patio with a fire pit, America’s Oasis also offers a pet-friendly way to explore Little Sahara State Park.
Contact: www.americasoasis.com, (580) 737-0310
Lake Murray
Address: 13528 Scenic Hwy 77, Ardmore, OK 73401
Trail system: Lake Murray State Park offers an ATV park on the north end of the lake, featuring roughly 10 miles of trails that are perfect for an ATV weekend getaway. Some trails are not very well marked, so caution is advised, but a great sandy surface promises great riding.
Amenities: Campgrounds are located at the ATV park for both RV and tent camping, with a $10 per-vehicle, per-day fee. Some sites feature full hookups, as well as bath and shower houses.
Contact: www.lake-murray.org, (580) 223-4044
Little Sahara Inn
Address: 1175 Main St, Waynoka, OK 73860
Trail system: Also offering access to Oklahoma’s Little Sahara State Park, Little Sahara Inn provides yet another great launching point to exploring the not-so-little desert in Oklahoma.
Amenities: Offering 28 RV slips with both 30- and 50-amp hookups, Little Sahara Inn promises an ATV-friendly environment for your stay. Furnished cabins with Wi-Fi and TVs are also available at the inn, with ice and vending machines also available.
Contact: www.littlesaharainn.com, (580) 824-2461, [email protected]
Box Car Hill
Address: 92779 Trans Pacific Parkway, North Bend, OR
Trail system: Home of events like UTV Takeover, Sand Fest and Sand Jam, the dunes at Box Car Hill are well known. Open outside of those events, however, Box Car Hill allows you to take on the same terrain in a more intimate and less hectic environment all from the facilities on the property.
Amenities: Full RV hookups include water, electric, sewer and Wi-Fi are available, as well as dry camping. Three-night minimum stays are required for reservations during Memorial Day weekend, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Dune Fest.
Contact: www.boxcarhilloregon.com, (541) 751-0001
Horsfall
Address: 855 Hwy 101, Reedsport, OR
Trail system: At Coos Bay, more Oregon dunes are accessible from the Horsfall Campground. With a whole host of OHV trails accessible to the northwest of the campground, as well as Horsfall Beach to the west.
Amenities: Non-electric RV sites are available, complete with flush toilets, drinking water, trash service and an ATV loading ramp. Campsites also include a picnic table with a campfire ring and grill.
Contact: www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/232183
Oregon Dunes KOA
Address: 68632 Hwy 101, North Bend, OR 97459
Trail system: Also offering access to the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, this KOA provides a home base two miles away by ATV through the dunes to get to the beach. Open to 40 miles of dune riding and sand roads, there is no shortage of OHV action here.
Amenities: The Oregon Dunes KOA offers a maximum of 50-amp service to RVs. Also included is free Wi-Fi, as well as propane and firewood available for purchase. Cable TV is also available at this park, as well as RV sites with a patio. Steve’s ATV has rentals right next door. See ad on Page 75.
Contact: koa.com/campgrounds/oregon-dunes, (541) 756-4851
Ryle Ranch
Address: Milepost 227 on U.S. Highway 101 just west of Hauser, OR
Trail system: With more access to Coos Bay, ATV riding from your camp is possible. Butterfield Lake is also nearby, offering a place to fish for bass, crappie, perch and trout.
Amenities: This camp offers 114 reservable sites with water and electrical hookups. There are also two separate restrooms and shower buildings, but no dump station inside the park. The closest dump station is five miles away. Reservations require a 24-hour notice and a two-night minimum stay year round, and can be made up to 270 days before your trip.
Contact: www.co.coos.or.us/parksrec/page/riley-ranch, (541) 396-7759
Umpqua Dunes RV
Address: 1 Umpqua Dunes Way, Winchester Bay, OR 97467
Trail system: Also providing access to the massive Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Umpqua Dunes RV Park offers yet more access to some of the largest dunes in the recreation area. The beach in this area is closed to OHV riding, but the dunes are still available.
Amenities: Offering 62 full hook-up sites up to 90 feet Umpqua Dunes RV Park also provides relatively fast Wi-Fi after a recent upgrade. Also available is a laundromat, convenience store, propane, pizza kitchen, as well as ATV/OHV parts.
Contact: https://douglascountyor.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Umpqua-Dunes-County-Park-and-Campground-48
Woahink Lake RV
Address: 83570 Hwy 101, Florence, OR
Trail system: Yet another site with direct ATV access to the massive Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Just across the highway is also Woahnik Lake, which offers even more area to explore in the 40-mile West Coast destination.
Amenities: Woahink Lake RV Park offers bathrooms and showers, as well as big-rig-friendly pull-throughs with full hook-ups for 30- and 50-amp service. Free Wi-Fi and SAT-TV are also available, as well as a laundry room and community fire pit. Guests are also given access to Woahnik Lake and a dock for any additional adventures you may take outside the dunes.
Contact: (541) 997-6454, www.woahinklakerv.com
Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area
Address: 4100 State Route 125, Coal Township, PA
Trail system: Offering hundreds of miles of trails on 8000 acres, Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area also offers driver training and guided rides through Off-Road Consulting. Offering the Mammoth, a massive trail built off reclaimed land, presenting a formidable man-made OHV challenge. Prior arrangements to take on this task are required ahead of your trip and promises to provide plenty of difficulty and testing for both you and your rig.
Amenities: Several RV parks are nearby, offering multiple ways to stay, as well as a whole host of additional attractions like the Ashland Pioneer Tunnel. See ad on page 109.
Contact: www.aoaatrails.com, (570) 648-2626
Breezewood Proving Grounds
Address: 4626 Robinsonville Rd, Clearville, PA
Trail system: Breezewood Proving Grounds offers several tracks, ranging from a kids’; track to intermediate and advanced levels, all of which are maintained. All tracks are motocross-style, featuring doubles, tabletops and banked berms.
Amenities: Offering full hookup and a dump station, as well as dry camping, Breezewood Proving Grounds offers several ways to enjoy your stay. The dining hall serves breakfast, lunch and dinner on weekends, and ice, firewood, and other essentials are available for purchase at the clubhouse.
Contact: breezewoodprovinggrounds.com, (814) 784-3605
Mountain Ridge ATV Park
Address: 517 Boone Rd, Central City, PA
Trail system: Mountain Ridge ATV Park has direct access to over 140 miles of trails for riding. Forty miles of singletrack are also available, and all trails are mapped out and rated for difficulty, with some being two-way trails and others being single direction. Most trails are also able to be ridden on a UTV; however, some are too narrow.
Amenities: RV sites have been newly finished to provide electrical service, with a variety of 30- and 50-amp options. All campsites offer fire pits and picnic tables, as well as access to three shower houses that are open after riding hours and during the day by request. Concessions are also sold on-site, and food vendors may also set up during busier weekends.
Contact: www.mountainridgeatvtrails.com, (814) 279-3147
Carolina Adventure World
Address: 1515 Arrowhead Road, Winnsboro, SC
Trail system: With more than 120 miles of ATV and UTV trails over 2600 acres, Carolina Adventure World has a one-stop shop for your OHV getaway. With additional features such as a banked oval track, rock crawling and several different mud bogs to get stuck in, there is adventure at your RV’s doorstep.
Amenities: Carolina Adventure World has 43 RV sites with water and electrical hookups, as well as 48 sites with improved dry camping. Additional amenities include showers, restrooms, the Arrowhead Tavern and Outdoor Pavilion, as well as the Welcome Center Store.
Contact: https://carolinaadventureworld.com, (803) 482-3534
Custer KOA
Address: 12021 US Highway 12, Custer, SD 57730
Trail system: Access is available to the Custer State Park. There are numerous popular trails in the area, such as the Martin ATV Trail system, with 52 miles of scenic riding in the area.
Amenities: The Custer KOA offers up to 50-mp service to RV’s up to 70 feet long. A heated pool is available seasonally, from May 25th to September 3rd. In addition, Wi-Fi is available at the camp, as well as propane and a tour shuttle.
Contact: koa.com/campgrounds/custer, (605) 673-4304
Brimstone
Address: 2860 Baker Highway, Huntsville, TN 37756
Trail system: Brimstone provides access to over 300 miles of OHV trails and roads with multiple points of interest to explore in the Appalachian Mountains. Trails are marked with difficulty for riders of differing skill levels, with the easiest being on old logging or gravel roads, and the hardest providing more than enough of a challenge for more experienced riders.
Amenities: The Brimstone Campground provides an array of options for your stay, with 30- and 50-amp hookups on level spots with water or full hookups. Picnic tables and charcoal grills are at each site, as well as private bathrooms and showers available for use. See ad on page 119.
Contact: brimstonerecreation.com, (800) Brimstone
Stinking Creek ATV Campground
Address: 6609 Stinking Creek Road, Pioneer, TN 37847
Trail system: With over 600 miles of OHV trails within the NCWMA riding area available from Stinking Creek ATV Campground, adventures are abundant. With plenty of scenic views of eastern Tennessee also available, there is truly something for everybody on the trail.
Amenities: Each RV site at Stinking Creek offers 30-/50-amp service alongside water and sewage. Ice and firewood are also available for sale at the park office, as well as free trail maps. The park also provides access to a bathhouse with two full bathrooms and a pressure-washer bay with tokens available in the office.
Contact: stinkingcreekatvcampground.com, (423) 871-2300
Windrock
Address: 921 Windrock Road, Oliver Springs, TN 37840
Trail system: Windrock is a destination park well known for a reason. With over 300 miles of trail, there is something for every skill level. Open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, there is always time to explore this 73,000-acre playground and find something new. Permits are available for one to four days or annually online.
Amenities: Windrock offers full hookup RV sites for those looking to explore the area with bathhouses and pavilions available. With full concrete pads and patios available, as well as picnic tables and fire rings with a grill, there is no shortage of ways to enjoy Windrock.
Contact: windrockpark.com, (865) 435-1251
Texas
Hidden Falls Adventure Park
Address: 7030 E FM 1431, Marble Falls, TX 78654
Trail system: Hidden Falls Adventure Park offers more than 250 miles of trail on its more than 3000-acre property for you to explore. Trails are labeled, and bushwhacking/trailblazing is forbidden. Difficulty ranges from easy to extreme, ensuring something for everybody.
Amenities: With a variety of full hook-up sites with both 30- and 50-amp service, as well as electric only and primitive sites, there are several ways to go about your stay at Hidden Falls. Area B has showers, restrooms and a general store about 2.7 miles into the park.
Contact: hiddenfallsadventurepark.com, (830) 798-9820
Sabine ATV Park
Address: 7505 TX-63, Burkeville, TX 75932
Trail system: Sabine ATV Park’s 3000 acres of land has more than 60 miles of trail for both UTV and ATV enthusiasts. Trails have been cut to have both challenging and inviting elements for guests of all skill levels on these trails that weave through ponds and tributaries of the Sabine River.
Amenities: Sabine ATV Park offers a shower and restroom, as well as a general store and restaurant and ATV washing areas. There is also a sandbar along the Sabine River for some off-trail fun. Eighty-five RV sites with full electric and water hookups in a central location offer close access to both the trails and amenities on offer at the park.
Contact: sabinepark.com, (409) 565-2500
Utah
Coral Pink Sand Dunes
Address: Kanab, UT 84741
Trail system: This state park features beautiful sand dunes to ride on that are open year round. With 1200 acres of riding room on the dunes themselves, as well as hundreds of miles of trails on the adjacent BLM land, there is plenty of ways to experience the beautiful landscape of this park.
Amenities: The state park has 15 standard RV sites and 12 partial hookup sites, as well as several picnic areas and restrooms. It’s highly recommended to make reservations in advance of your trip, as the park is popular and can fill up quickly, especially on holiday weekends.
Contact: stateparks.utah.gov/parks/coral-pink, (435) 648-2800 Fillmore KOA
Address: 410 West 900 South, Fillmore, UT 84631
Trail system: Fillmore KOA offers direct access to the gargantuan Paiute trail. Featuring a 275-mile loop with over 1000 miles of marked side trails, there is more riding here than one could accomplish in a lifetime. Weaving around a significant part of the state, the trails range from access roads to more technical and difficult sections.
Amenities: Fillmore KOA features a hot tub, sauna and seasonal pool, as well as Wi-Fi and cable TV. RV sites feature partial and full hookups, with up to 50-amp service and direct access to the trails. The whole campsite has mature grass and trees providing plenty of shade for your stay. Propane and firewood are available for purchase as well.
Contact: koa.com/campgrounds/fillmore, (435) 743-4420
Ruby’s Inn
Address: 300 South Main Street Box 640022, Bryce, UT 84764
Trail system: While motorized vehicles aren’t allowed into Bryce Canyon National Park, there are still plenty of ways to ride the surrounding national forest. There are more than 76 miles of trail surrounding the Park, with access roads also available for use by ATVs and UTVs. Many of these trails offer scenic views of the surrounding area, and into Bryce Canyon and its famous rock formations.
Amenities: Ruby’s Inn offers 250 campsites with electricity and water, as well as full hookups. There is also a large pull-through area in the park to help make arrivals and departures a breeze. All guests can expect to benefit from hot showers, restrooms, a pool and hot tub, fire pits, a laundromat, dumping stations, and a restaurant and general store in the area.
Contact: brycecanyoncampgrounds.com, (866) 878-9373, [email protected]
Sand Hollow State Park
Address: 3351 Sand Hollow Rd, Hurricane, UT 84737
Trail system: Sand Hollow is an incredibly popular OHV area for a reason. With over 15,000 acres of riding area, there is always something to do in the reddish-orange sand and sandstone. The reservoir and surrounding area of St. George provide for amazing views from the tops of many of the trails in Sand Hollow, making it an ideal riding destination.
Amenities: The state park offers a variety of different sites, with different amenities, ranging from full hookups to primitive campgrounds. The park also has a private concession area that offers OHV tours and watercraft rentals.
Contact: stateparks.utah.gov/parks/sand-hollow, (435) 680-0715
South 40 RV
Address: 1170 N Highway 89, Marysvale, UT 84750
Trail system: Another park with direct access to the Paiute Trail System from Marysvale. Destinations on this trail system can include Marysvale Falls, Manning Meadows or the popular Bullion Canyon with incredible views and history. Some trails on the system are width restricted to 50 inches, so it’s best to research and plan ahead of your trip.
Amenities: All campground sites have cellular service and free Wi-Fi, and the camp offers an R/C track as well. There are two dog parks on the property, as well as laundry facilities and restrooms with showers. Every site itself offers full hook-ups with 20-, 30- and 50-amp electrical, and a picnic table.
Contact: south40rvpark.com, (435) 326-4404
Willow Wind RV Park
Address: 80 South 1150 West, Hurricane, UT 84737
Trail system: Located near Sand Hollow State Park, as well as the Three Peaks Recreation Area, there are many ways to explore trails from the Willow Wind RV Park. In particular, its close proximity to Zion National Park offers several trails, such as the Thunder Mountain trail, a roughly 10-mile-long journey that is somewhat difficult but also offers great views into Zion National Park.
Amenities: Willow Wind RV Park offers 20-, 30- and 50-amp service at its sites, as well as a recently remodeled central shower and restroom building. There is also a log clubhouse with a pool table and porch to get to know the others staying in the park. Laundry is also available in this pet-friendly park.
Contact: willowwindrvpark.com, (435) 635-4154
Southern Gap Adventures
Address: 1124 Chipping Sparrow Road, Grundy, VA 24614
Trail system: Southern Gap Adventures provides access to over 200 miles and 7900 acres of the Spearhead Trails. Permits are required to access the trails and are sold at the campground office on arrival at the park. The ATV-friendly towns of Grundy and Haysi are accessible on the trails, as well as guided elk tours.
Amenities: SG Adventures offers 19 RV pull-throughs that start at $50 a night. All sites include water and sewer, as well as 30- and 50-amp electrical services. Southern Gap also has a visitor center available for rent, featuring a 4500-square-foot event room with seating for 300. A gift shop and camp store are also located in the visitor center.
Contact: sgadventures.com, (276) 244-1111
Ashland Resort
Address: 246 Totem Pole Road, Northfork, WV 24868
Trail system: With nearly 1600 acres of private forest, Ashland Resort offers a fantastic system of trails for guests to ride on. The campground trails also connect to the Indian Ridge trail, as well as the Pocahontas and Pinnacle trails. From easier routes for the whole family to more challenging options and single-track dirt bike routes, there are trails aplenty in Northfork.
Amenities: All RV sites at Ashland Resort have full hookup services, as well as access to free cable TV and limited internet service. A camp store is also available for any last-minute necessities or mementos of your trip. The property itself has two bath and shower houses, as well as a paid laundromat.
Contact: atvresort.com, (304) 862-2322 Billy Goat Mountain Village
Address:1312 Buffalo Mountain, Williamson, WV 25661
Trail system: Located mere steps from the Buffalo Mountain trailhead, the most popular trail in the expansive Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, Billy Goat Mountain Village offers direct access to incredible riding. Featuring ample amounts of singletrack, as well as many different trail options ranging from beginner to expert, there are countless ways to experience the trail system on hand.
Amenities: Billy Goat Mountain Village offers eight full hook-up RV campsites, as well as cellular reception and fire pits with free firewood. There is even a vintage arcade for added activities if you somehow have had your fill of riding.
Contact: billygoatmountainwv.com, (304) 785-3488
Devil’s Backbone Adventure Resort
Address: 100 Adventure Lane, Matewan, WV 25678
Trail system: Also connected to the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, Devil’s Backbone is directly accessible by the Devil Anse Trail 59. With Devil Anse itself offering easier-to-intermediate difficulty trails, those looking for more difficulty can steer towards the Buffalo Mountain trails.
Amenities: RV sites offer 30- and 50-amp full hookups, with overflow parking for multiple vehicles also available. Sites also come with a charcoal grill, fire pit, and picnic table, and access to coin-operated laundry and a bathhouse on-site. See ad on page 113.
Contact: devilsbackbonewv.com,[email protected], (844) 549-0023
Hidden Mountain ATV Resort
Address: 2954 RT 292, Turkey Creek KY 41514
Trail system: Half a mile from the Buffalo Mountain Trailhead and the 300 miles of trail connected in the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, there is no shortage of riding from Hidden Mountain ATV Resort.
Amenities: The Elk View RV Lots offer 30- and 50-amp electrical service alongside water and sewage. With ample parking for trucks and trailers, spots are spacious. Wi-Fi is also available, as well as picnic tables and fire pits for guests. There is also a covered pavilion featuring a fireplace for larger groups.
Contact: www.hiddenmountainatvresort.com, (606) 625-7018
Twin Hollow
Address: 703 Twin Hollow, Gilbert, WV 25621
Trail system: With direct access to the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, as well as available on-site trail guides, Twin Hollow offers yet another great way to explore West Virginia. With three whole trail systems available—Rock House, Devil Anse and Buffalo Mountain—there are over 350 miles of riding to explore.
Amenities: RV sites at Twin Hollow are all full hook-up with either a concrete or gravel pad. In addition, PT12 Pizzeria and BBQ is located at the entrance to the resort, as well as having access to SxS rentals through Mountaintop Adventures. All sites have a three-night minimum stay. See ad on page 43.
Contact: twinhollowcampgropund.com, (304) 664-8864, [email protected]
Wisconsin
Drummond Lake Campground
Address: 52455 Drummond Lake Road, Drummond, WI 54832
Trail system: Direct access is provided to the 1.5-million-acre Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, covering much of Wisconsin’s Northwoods. With many miles of trail available to explore the area, as well as the nearby Drummond Lake, there’s no shortage of riding spots.
Amenities: Drummond Lake offers 27 RV campsites, 21 of them being full service and six being electrical and water hook-ups only. All sites include a picnic and fire area, as well as 20-, 30- and 50-amp hookups. Restrooms are available, as well as paid showers for guests.
Contact: drummondlakecampground.com, (715) 739-6290, [email protected]
Rivers Edge Campground
Address: W2753 Church Rd, Birchwood, WI 54817
Trail system: Located a mere mile from the Washburn County trails, which offers 103 miles of ATV trails on county forest land. Barron County trails are a similar distance, offering 80.9 miles of ATV riding possibilities.
Amenities: Offering 18 total RV campsites, with nine full hook-up sites, and nine water- and electric-only sites, all with 30- or 50-amp electrical, as well as a picnic table and fire ring provided. Two playgrounds and a shower house are available alongside additional restrooms and laundry facilities.
Contact: campriversedgewi.com, (713) 354-7108
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