Off road parks offer a variety of off road driving experiences, typically from beginner to expert. They are a great way to learn the capabilities of your vehicle in a more controlled environment and can offer more challenging terrain that could otherwise be difficult to find in Texas. Some parks only allow SxS, ATV and motorcycles while some also allow highway legal and OHV vehicles. Check first before visiting any of the off road parks on this list.
| Merus Adventure Park – located on the rim and in the canyon of Palo Duro Canyon in Texas, Merus Adventure Park offers 5,200 acres of offroad heaven. You will forget you are near civilization once you descend into the canyon surrounded by red and cream rock formations, This is by far the most scenic and beautiful offroad park in Texas. They offer campsite and RV sites (limited features), mountain biking trails and hiking. They are in the process of building a new office and bathhouse (as of 2022). Trails range from easy to extreme and average on the medium to difficult side. Address: 4510 Co Rd 9, Claude, TX 79019 |  Merus Adventure Park Review |
| Barnwell Mountain Recreational Area | |
| Hidden Falls Adventure Park – nestled in the beautiful Texas Hill Country, Hidden Falls Adventure is an off road enthusiasts playground. Over 3,000 acres and over 240 trail miles for 4×4’s, overlanders, motorcycles, UTVs, side-by-sides and 4 wheelers means fun for every off road motorized fan! Plus, Hidden Falls Adventure Park offers camping and RV sites, a group pavilion and well-stocked gift shop, a shooting range, bathhouse with showers, rental cabins and more. Trails are easy to difficult and all rigs will find something to enjoy out on the trails! Address: 7030 Ranch Rd 1431, Marble Falls, TX 78654 |  Hidden Falls Adventure Park Review |
| Katemcy Rocks | |
| Wolf Caves, LLC Off Road Park – offering offroad and rock crawling trails, Wolf Caves is a premier 4×4 destination in Mason, TX. At 430 acres it’s one of the smaller off road parks in Texas but the intense rock crawling terrain makes up for what it lacks in size. You will find unthinkable rock crawling trails and features that (for instance) require rear steering capabilities. Be warned, if you don’t have a 4″ lift and 35″ tires you will likely struggle on most trails. Wolf Caves also offers camping and RV sites, a bathhouse, group pavilion and gift shop. No UTVs, side-by-sides, motorcycles or 4 wheelers. Address: 7966 US-377, Mason, TX 76856 |  Wolf Caves Off Road Park Review |
| General Sam’s Offroad Park | |
| Rocky Ridge Ranch | |
| Escondido Draw Recreation Area | |
| Creekside Off-Road Ranch | |
| Canadian River ATV Park | |
| Xtreme Off Road Park and Beach | |
| Northwest OHV Park – the best and closest offroad park for Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, Northwest OHV provides a wide range of trail types . Spread partly over an old quarry and surrounding hills, offroad vehicles of all types can find something to enjoy. Beware, when it rains this place gets muddy in a hurry and the trails get slick. The mud sticks around for a while due to a lack of drainage. While Northwest OHV has many fun trails that will challenge and entertain, it lacks many of the modern amenities found at other Texas off road parks. The group pavilion is closed (it’s literally falling off a cliff), there is no bathhouse or camping or RV sites and no gift shop. They do allow 4x4s, UTVs, side-by-sides and mountain bikes, but no motorcycles. Requires a Texas OHV sticker and tickets to be purchased online (as of 2021). Address: 279 George Mitchell Pkwy, Bridgeport, TX 76426 |  Northwest OHV Off Road Park Review |
| Lonestar Off-road Park |