here is one to add   around grapevine

Marshall Creek Park
2885 Marshall Creek Road
Trophy Club, TX 76262
Park URL: www.ci.trophyclub.tx.us/parks_rec/marshall_creek_park.asp
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Nearest Town: Trophy Club
Trail Length: 250 acres
Trail Type: Dirt - Some sand
Skill Level: 4=All Types
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Directions: Where Highway 114 and Highway 377 meet, go north on 377. In 1/4th mile there is a small street on the right (Marshall Creek) that you need to turn on. Follow that street until it dead ends into a cross street, Turn Left.  Trail Description: Numerous trails, tracks and small jumps. Ride anywhere you want as long as it's not on the paved road.  Off roading available to Bikes, Atv's, and Jeeps.

Info Other: The park is now charging fees. $3.00 per primary vehicle (truck), plus $5.00 per ORV. Prices are for the day - we showed up 1/2 hour before closing - same price. Also, there is now an option to buy a $75 yearly pass - presumably the price per ORV.

its about flipping time!! been waiting for you guys to open up for what seems like the last year!! 

hey yall was wonderin if anyone has been to any good parks near austin tx if so could u send me those links to the site or send me a number to get ahold of them or somethin i would really aperrciate it if u could i'm new to the whole park riding thing been riding for years just on ranches and shti like that out huntin and stuff but am tryin to get into the trail riding side of it if u have any info to help me that would be great thanx

pretty sure boulder creek is around there and the best bet....

been there man it was good and all i was just wonderin if neone knew of another place newhere close by

Creekside Edge  Splendora,Tx  281-689-5700

www.creeksideedge.com

350 acres

2-MX/ATV tracks

miles of dry sport and 4x4 trails

2 creeks for muddin'

Primitive camping

Permanent restrooms/showers

 **FYI** I didn't see it anywhere on here...  Barnwell Mountain Recreational Area in Gilmer, TX requires the TPWD stickers now also...  they sell them in the park office...  

 not sure why this isnt a stick, but bump...

This is the most helpful inf. I've seen all put together for TX.  I am new to having an atv... I've been riding dirtbikes with my family for some time though.  I am looking forward to going to some of these places.  I will be checking out Spring Creek this Sat.  I hope to find as many good folks riding atv's as I have riding the bikes...  Thanks for your help in finding where to go... 

Boulder Creek farms (Hidden Falls Adventure Park)

3000 Acers w/ 150 miles of trails

http://www.hiddenfallsadventurepark.com/index.html

cherokee cycle park

Milano, tx

1100 acers with 26 mile trails

Mud Masterz Extreme in Avery, Texas.

1000+ acres mud pits/trails

Showers/bathrooms

Wash racks

Camping and Concessions

We guarantee lots of mud all year long.

 bump for the newbies