Ride Louisiana

Public OHV riding area near Norco, LA with about 20 miles of trail on roughly 850 acres. Open to dirt bikes, ATVs, side-by-sides. Terrain: sand, mud. Camping on site.

Located on the shores eastern shore of the Toledo Bend Reservoir, this park is open year round and has about 7 miles of marked woods trails that wind through a mixed pine forest with numerous mud puddles and deep water crossings. Camping is permitted but is primitive so come prepared. Mosquitoes and insects can be very thick during the summer season so repellent is a must.

This system of two interconnecting loop trails features multiple creek crossings in a forest mixture of pine and hardwood. Little Creek Trail is the southern loop with approximately 22.6 miles of moderate terrain while the northern loop is Hickman Trail with about 12.5 miles of moderate trail. There are two staging areas and the trails are marked. The trailhead for Little Creek loop has vault restrooms. Please note that the trails may close on short notice due to wet weather conditions or other reasons, so check the trail hotline before heading out.

This part of the Kisatchie National Forest offers about 74 miles of marked woods trails that consist of three separate loops. The trail system is divided in half by Hwy 112. The trails north of the highway are open to ATVs but the southern trails are for motorcycles and non-motorized use only. The terrain is mostly hard packed and flat but very twisty with occasional berms. The trail system has two campgrounds for OHVs and one campground designated for equestrian users. Loran Camp is the primary choice for ATV users because of the direct trail access and nicely maintained campground.

Off-road park near Spring Ridge, LA with about 25 miles of trail on roughly 574 acres. Open to dirt bikes, ATVs, side-by-sides. Terrain: mud. Camping on site.

This family friendly recreation park offers over 100 acres of riding that range from rolling hills, woods trails and mud holes. Camping is permitted and full RV hookups and cabin sites are both available. Campground amenities include a meeting room and pavilion with a stage. There is also swimming pool, volleyball and basketball courts. Checks, money orders, debit and credit cards are accepted at this park.

This park offers 2600 acres of trails, mud bogs, deep creek crossings and open meadows. Camping is permitted and simple cabins are also available which have restrooms and showers. Future plans include RV camping spots and a swimming area, more mud pits, more parking, camp showers, restrooms and wash racks. The park is open during weekends however weekday riding is available by appointment. Interestingly, these trails are about 10 miles from the hometown of pop singing star Britney Spears.

This offroad park offers 500 acres of ATV trails, numerous mud pits, sand tracks plus plenty of room for primitive camping. Amenities include a spray wash station, clean heated and cooled restroom facilities, a dump station for RVs, a sand beach swimming area plus a cafe that serves both hot food and cold drinks. During the summer season visitors can check out the popular Tarzan Boat , which features a tunnel slide, trampolines and a rope swing! Fishing is also permitted (call for details). The park is generally open during weekends and holidays but call first before heading out.

Motocross track near Grand Cane, LA. Open to dirt bikes. Terrain: single track. Camping on site.

This year-round offroad park offers over 600 acres of woods, open play areas, mud bogs and trails to explore. The property is also bordered by the Red River and has a 105-acre Oxbow lake that boasts some excellent fishing. Amenities include a water filling station and clean restrooms with hot showers. Concession stands are available during special events. Camping is permitted and there is plenty of room for large trailers. Electric and water hookups are available but during special events or holiday weekends reservations are required.

This offroad park opened to the general public in April 2014 and offers over 5,000 acres of both swampy and hardpacked woods trails, numerous mud bogs and deep water holes to enjoy. All vehicle types are permitted but this park is best explored on four wheels. The trails are marked and have plenty of intersections, so there are unlimited loop options. The trails that are located in the southern corner are usually very muddy but the trails that surround the northern part of the lake are fairly dry and hardpacked, making it a good choice for those who just want to cruise.