Motocross Tracks in Arkansas

Deer Creek MX Ranch is a motocross facility at 2778 Grant 9 near Sheridan, in Grant County, Arkansas. Its main track stretches a little over a mile and is known for its flow and natural elevation changes, and the property also has a dedicated kids' track and an expanding wooded trail section. The ranch runs organized practice days for all bikes, ages and skill levels (a signed liability waiver is required, with age limits of 14 for 250cc and 16 for 251cc-plus) and is generally open on weekends when posted - riders should check its social media before heading out. Its signature event is the Big Buck$ Run held every September, and a Moto Academy summer camp is scheduled for 2026.

Diamond State Moto Complex is a roughly 100-acre motocross and off-road training complex at 28791 US-67 in Malvern, Hot Spring County, central Arkansas, that opened in 2024 and bills itself as an AMA-certified facility aiming to become a regional hub for the sport. The complex includes multiple tracks - among them a 'Loretta's replica' track - along with skills-training programs for riders of all levels, and it is generally open seven days a week. It is run by Ozzy Barbaree and Matthew Bates. The operation centers on championship-skills training and event hosting; specific public race dates are posted to its website and Facebook as they are scheduled.

Lost Creek Park, better known as Dirtbikemike's, is a motocross and arenacross training facility at 92 Dearman Road in Amity, Clark County, Arkansas, about 20 miles west of Hot Springs. It is owned and operated by former 10-year pro racer Mike Lambert ('Dirt Bike Mike') and Pam Lambert, and includes an outdoor motocross track, an arenacross track, a peewee track and roughly 8 miles of trails on sandy-loam-and-rock soil, with a pit-bike track under construction. The park is open year-round for daily practice and play riding (about $5 per rider) and is home to the Dirtbikemike AMA National Arenacross Team and the Dirtbikemike Motocross Camps, which train riders from age 4 to over 50.

Mill Creek Motorsports Park is a private, event-only off-road racing venue at 4275 Mill Creek Road in Combs, Madison County, Arkansas (about 2 miles south of the Combs store), co-located with the Razorback Riders Campground. It is a longtime stop on the Bridgestone Tires AHRMA National Vintage Motocross and Cross Country Series, hosting vintage (VMX), post-vintage (PVMX) and Next Gen (NGMX) motocross plus cross-country racing, and is generally open only during scheduled events. The 2026 AHRMA national round is set for September 5-6, 2026. Events are promoted by Mike Parker (Moto Prime LLC); gate fee is $10 per person per day, with dry camping at $10/night and electric/water hookups at $30/night.

Pine Bluff MX (PBMX, also branded Pine Bluff Motocross Facility) is a motocross track at 3901 Hwy 79B, White Hall, Arkansas (Jefferson County), just south of Pine Bluff. The track was completely rebuilt in 2020 by Vernon McKiddie of VMAC Tracks, and a new owner took over in 2022 to keep it running and grow the Arkansas motocross community. It hosts organized and drop-in practice days, training camps with visiting instructors, and races, and is generally open on Saturdays. Current schedule and contact are maintained through the track's Facebook and Instagram, as its standalone website is offline.

River Ridge Motocross is one of Arkansas' oldest motocross tracks, set on about 40 acres of natural terrain along Highway 5 South a few miles south of Norfork, in Baxter County (north-central Arkansas). The long, fast main course has natural elevation changes and several large tabletops over rich loamy soil mixed with sand and clay, and the property also has a quarter-mile flat track and an RC car track, with mature trees and primitive on-site camping. The track allows both practice and racing and is typically open Sundays from 11am to dark for dirt bikes and ATVs (a permit and MX helmet are required). It is a host venue for the Arkansas State Championship Series.

SotoMotoX - South of the Ozarks Motocross, Inc. - is a family-oriented motocross facility at 2937 Kersey Road in Branch, Franklin County, Arkansas, in the Ozark foothills southeast of Fort Smith. The Tanguay family purchased the property in October 2017 to bring family-focused motocross back to the area, and it now runs its own multi-round points series, the Soto-Series, alongside open-practice days and VIP practice memberships. The 2026 season features a 10-round Soto-Series running roughly March through August, the 7th annual 'Spooktacular' Halloween race in October, and a season-ending race in November. The track is well regarded locally (4.7-star Google rating) and posts schedules and rules through its website and Facebook page.

The Rail Yard MX is a public motocross, pit-bike and go-kart track at 1099 Hempstead 37, Ozan, Arkansas (Hempstead County), in the southwestern part of the state near Hope. A relatively new and growing facility, it offers practice sessions through the week along with more organized race weekends, with a layout of jumps, technical turns and fast straightaways serving riders of all levels. Check the operator's Facebook page for current practice and race dates.

White River 870 Motocross is a private, practice-only motocross facility at 6535 Bethesda Lane in Batesville, Independence County, Arkansas, set along the White River at the foot of the Ozark Mountains. The property has a roughly 1.5-mile motocross track open for practice (the operators state it does not host racing), plus on-site camping, fishing, boating and restrooms, with soft-loam dirt that firms into ruts as the day goes on. Riders reach the track via the Bethesda/Edgar Road gravel area, sign a waiver at the gate, and run organized practice sessions by class and skill level. Schedule updates and contact are handled through the track's Facebook page (870MX).

Wolf Bayou MX and Off-Road Park sits on about 60 acres at 830 Wolf Bayou Road in Drasco, Cleburne County, Arkansas, and is owned and promoted by Kyler Keeney. The facility packs in a full-size amateur motocross track, a kids' pit-bike track and a full-size arenacross track, plus GP/hare-scramble and side-by-side trails. It hosts motocross, side-by-side and trail races as well as training, and is a host venue for the Arkansas State Championship Series and a local Independence County off-road series. The park is no longer open daily - it operates only on posted ride/race days announced through its website and Facebook - and has on-site parking for RVs and trailers plus concessions.