[Nick319]

I have been trying to find some places around my house to cover my darkness in mud, but the only places I can find charge you a fee to ride their trails. I thought that was some BS... Do any of you pay to play?

 

[Hazekillax]

nope..all the places up by me are free.

 

[AndysLog]

15 bucks little man put that **** in my hand.


there are a couple places i pay for some i dont. but normally if i pay i camp there too.

 

[mustard23]

been to free off road parks and have been to pay off road parks. The pay ones have been state run and it goes to upkeep of the rangers, trails, obstetrical courses. Normally 5-10 bucks, most the time they have an air station and snack bar and things like that so I don't mind. You can see that the money is going in to the site..

 

[Devius1]

$5 for California SVRA/OHV parks.. Not bad for running water, real toilets, free air, and maintained courses.

 

[Weps]

There used to be a place in northeast Pennsylvania that'd I'd paid for - Paragon Adventure Park. Generally, with decent amenities, I won't object to a reasonable fee. Maps, trail ratings and descriptions, specialized technical play areas, plenty of parking, rest rooms, food/cooking area, etc.

It was a good place for people from a variety of locations and different interests to meet and was nice for all day outings. It seemed like money well spent.

 

[LINESKIER45]

15 bucks little man put that **** in my hand.


there are a couple places i pay for some i dont. but normally if i pay i camp there too.

and if that **** doesn't show than you owe me owe me owe hahahaahah

 

[mike]

In the past 5 years we have lost hundreds of trails. I don't mind to pay to keep the ones we have still open.

 

[Jeff03FCrew]

...upkeep of the rangers, trails, obstetrical courses...

Do you mean obstacle courses, or are the rangers prepared in case the trail induces labor? ;-)

-Jeff

 

[Fishy_Frontier]

I've spent $40 before on a park entrance fee

 

[bigdog]

URE is $5 /day or $30 for the season. I'll gladly pay that to support the park.

 

[frontyfan]

Pay, even donate when possible to state parks.

 

[jdub]

Find some maps of federal & state forest land around you. Head out there...I gaurantee you'll find roads of all kinds to wheel on---if you have fed/state forest land by you.

 

[airbag]

There used to be a place in northeast Pennsylvania that'd I'd paid for - Paragon Adventure Park. Generally, with decent amenities, I won't object to a reasonable fee. Maps, trail ratings and descriptions, specialized technical play areas, plenty of parking, rest rooms, food/cooking area, etc.

It was a good place for people from a variety of locations and different interests to meet and was nice for all day outings. It seemed like money well spent.

Paragon is closed but Rausch Creek ORV park is close by there. Pay-To-Play. Little pricey but an awesome, well put together park in my opinion. Even has a rock crawling course. This months Petersen's 4Wheel & Offroad magazine listed Rausch Creek ORV in their Bucket list of must wheel trails in the U.S.

 

[mustard23]

Find some maps of federal & state forest land around you. Head out there...I gaurantee you'll find roads of all kinds to wheel on---if you have fed/state forest land by you.

those of us out west are blessed with lots of state/federal land... as you go east the population density increases and it's harder to find.

 

[mike]

those of us out west are blessed with lots of state/federal land... as you go east the population density increases and it's harder to find.

In some ways that is true but mostly in the south we lost the ability to use state or federal land do you environmentalist.