Spread across 5,200 acres of land, Alligator Run ATV Park in Easton provides trails throughout, hill climbs, mud bogs and rocky territory over wetlands, and dry terrain for riders of all abilities to explore. The park provides campgrounds with hot showers, pavilions, air pumps, pressure washers and concession booths. The winding trails provide uphill challenges, sand drags, sand dunes, side-by-side mud pits and long rocky rides, in addition to creeks and rivers for visitors to survey. ATV enthusiasts can ride the trails all day without running into the same path.
Alligator Run ATV Park
500 N. Main St.
Easton, Texas 75641
gatorrunoffroadpark.com
The River Run ATV Park sits on over 2,000 acres of marshland, mud pits and dry upland trails that wind around scenic pine forests and woodlands and alongside the Neches River. However, riding through the river is not allowed and punishable by fines. But the park does offer numerous trails spread across miles of terrain so ATV riders get a variety of dry and wet challenges, including mud holes that require finesse, strength and strategy to successfully pass through. The Mallard Swamp Trail provides a great combination of rugged and wet trails that test even the most experienced rider. Jagged rock trails and hill climbs make up a part of the Big Rock Mountain area, but the park also has easy trail riding for beginners on dry land. In addition to all of these exciting outdoor ATV adventures, River Run ATV Park provides tent and RV campsites, with water and electricity hook-ups. The park also provides indoor hot showers, restrooms and pressure washing stations for your quads.
River Run ATV Park
2001 CR 3315
Jacksonville, Texas 75766
(903) 724-4100
riverrunpark.com
Mud, mud, mud. More than 300 acres of mud hills, mud pits, jumps and sandy trails provide ATV riders with a fun, adventurous outing through rustic woodlands at Mud Buddy's ATV Park. Nestled away in Ezzell, Mud Buddy's also provides riders with a practice track and drag strip for ATV enthusiast who like racing. In addition to all the riding, visitors may enjoy some fishing at the river on the east side of the park or creek swimming to rinse off all the mud. If riders do not plan on tent or RV camping, they can rent one of the many cabins available.
Mud Buddy's ATV Park
Located off Road 531.
Follow the road into Ezzell.
Turn right at the school.
Follow County Road 450 about six miles.
Mud Buddy's is on the left.
(361) 798-1940
(361) 772-6971
(361) 798-2773
mudbuddys.com
Outlaw ATV Park offers riders a variety of trails with sand, hill climbs and plenty of mud-running alongside the San Jacinto River that challenge the most experienced off-road enthusiast but also welcome the beginner. The multi-terrain trails include shallow and deep water areas in addition to scenic landscapes and off-camber trails. The park provides tent and RV camping sites with electricity and water hook-ups. However, if riders wish to look for other accommodations, there are a few hotels within five to 10 miles of the park.
Outlaw ATV Park
11115 Crosby Lynchburg Road
Crosby, Texas 77532
(713) 249-1053
outlawatvpark.com
