Motocross Tracks in Oklahoma

AMP MX Park (AMP Motocross Park) is a privately owned, roughly 100-acre motocross facility at 4414 W Lone Chimney Rd in Stillwater, Oklahoma (Payne County). It features two tracks plus a long harescramble loop, with a prepped-and-watered main track that has a starting gate and spectator bleachers; riding is $20 per rider with no parking or entry fee. Motorcycles are welcome on open ride days and ATVs/UTVs on select days, and the park runs open practice plus occasional in-house races (call for the current schedule).

Ascot Park MX is an old-school, natural-terrain motocross track in Moffett, Oklahoma, just across the Arkansas River from Fort Smith on the OK/AR border. The hard-packed dirt course is known for a flowing layout, shaded camping under mature trees, and on-site concessions. It is an active race venue that hosts the Oklahoma State Championship Series and Arkansas State Championship Series, plus its own Saturday Night Thunder events.

Elk City MX (officially the Elk City Motocross Track) is a red-dirt motocross facility at 5411 W 20th St in Elk City, Beckham County, western Oklahoma, widely rated among the best motocross tracks in the state. The track and its trails are open to motorcycles, quads and UTVs, and it hosts amateur racing including an AMA Amateur National 'Road to Loretta's' South Central Area Qualifier. It maintains an active Facebook and Instagram presence with strongly positive rider reviews. It should not be confused with the separate Elk City Motorsports Park, an oval dirt-track racing venue at 5612 W 20th St.

GAME Moto is a private motocross training facility at 38537 New Hope Rd in Tecumseh, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, run by longtime coach Gregg Albertson (25-plus years of racing experience and former practice-bike mechanic for pro Trey Canard). The property has four riding layouts - a national-style track with a full starting gate, a newly built professional supercross track, a corner track and oval tracks - over soil heavily amended with white beach sand and sawdust. It operates primarily as a coaching/membership facility, offering daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly training programs plus a Loretta Lynn's prep camp, and opens to the public only on select weekends for special events. On-site camping is available with full 50-amp hookups (water/sewer) and dry-camping options.

GAS MX (Great American Speed) is a motocross track at 484474 611 Ln in Watts, Oklahoma, near the Arkansas line east of Siloam Springs. It runs open practice essentially every weekend (weather permitting) for a $30 rider fee, with free spectator entry. The track hosts race events including its Winter Cup Series and is Round 2 of the Oklahoma State Championship Series.

Jandebeur's Motor Sports Park is a roughly 170-acre family off-road and motocross park on N Highway 75 in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, billed as one of the largest family-oriented motorsports parks in the region. It is open year-round (Mon-Sun, 9 a.m. to dark) and offers open family riding across multiple motocross tracks and trail sections, plus dirt-bike rentals, used-bike sales and youth riding/training. Racing programs include a Youth Friday Nights MX race series and a Triple Crown Series, supported by a clubhouse and trackside facilities.

Legacy Motocross is a natural-terrain motocross facility on 80 acres at 14355 N 3650 Rd in Sasakwa, Oklahoma (Seminole County), featuring a 1.4-mile track built with 85+ years of combined riding experience. It is dirt-bike focused and open for general practice on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 4pm for $25 per rider. The track hosts its own local race days and special events rather than a single statewide sanctioned series.

Moto City Race Park is an Oklahoma City-area motocross facility on County Line Ave in Blanchard, Oklahoma (McClain County), offering both daytime and lighted nighttime practice and racing. The track features a full mix of jumps, berms, and corners with restrooms, concessions, spectator areas, and on-site camping. It is a member track of the Oklahoma State Championship Series (OSCS), hosting Round 3 in 2026, in addition to dedicated MX practice days.

Oklahoma Motorsports Complex (OMC) is a multi-discipline outdoor racing facility in Norman, Oklahoma, just off I-35 (exit 106) about 30 minutes south of Oklahoma City. It is a membership facility centered on a sprint-kart road course (a 0.7-mile, 13-turn, CIK-approved asphalt track with go-kart rentals) alongside a real outdoor motocross track -- including a 50cc mini-MX track -- and a dedicated pit-bike training track. The MX track runs on a prepped/non-prepped schedule through the week with night racing under the lights, and the venue also hosts club, regional and national karting events plus parties and corporate events.

Ponca City MX is the historic motocross track at the city-owned Jack Blevins Motocross City Park (the 'Ambucs' track) at 1005 W Prospect Ave in Ponca City, Oklahoma (Kay County), with 200+ on-site RV hookups, restrooms, and showers. It is best known as the home of the Motoplayground Race at Ponca City - the long-running Ponca City Grand National amateur championship - one of the most prestigious amateur motocross events in the country. The venue also hosts Round 4 of the Motoplayground Oklahoma Roots Tour and a Loretta Lynn Youth Regional, with practice available throughout the season.

Reynard Raceway is a motocross track and training complex at 940163 S Hwy 177 in Wellston, Oklahoma (Lincoln County), owned and operated by five-time AMA champion Robbie Reynard on the former Sooner State Cycle property. Alongside the Reynard Training Complex, which offers camps and one-on-one programs for all skill levels, the venue hosts sanctioned racing. It is Round 1 of the Motoplayground Oklahoma Roots Tour and an AMA South Central Area Qualifier for the Loretta Lynn Amateur National.

Robbie Smith MX Training is a private motocross training facility at 331134 East Hwy 105 near Wellston, in Lincoln County, central Oklahoma (about 45 minutes northeast of Oklahoma City), run by former pro racer Robbie Smith, who has more than 30 years in the sport. The roughly 80-acre property has two outdoor sand-and-clay tracks ranging from beginner to advanced, a kids' track with tamed, rolled jumps and berms, plus additional practice areas and trails. It operates primarily as a coaching/riding school offering classes for all ages and skill levels (weather permitting) rather than a public open-practice park, and provides on-site amenities including a shower house, laundry and covered RV parking for overnight guests.

Sweet 16 MX is an outdoor motocross track at 3210 N. York Street in Muskogee, Oklahoma, about a 45-minute drive from Tulsa. It features a roughly 1.1-mile course with a 40-rider starting gate on about 20 acres of flat ground, with tree-shaded spectator areas, a shaded pit-bike track (including nighttime races under the lights) and the on-site Holeshots 'Washed Up Watering Hole' bar and grill. The track runs open practice for around $30 per rider from noon to dark and hosts amateur racing, including a round of the Moto Playground Oklahoma Roots Tour.

Tulsa MX (TMX, formerly Tulsa Motocross Park) is a motocross facility at 9602 E. Mohawk Blvd. in Tulsa, Oklahoma (Tulsa County), owned and operated by Laura Harris Baker. The park has two tracks - a main motocross track and a smaller beginner/50cc track - on red dirt and sand, and offers prepped open practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday and Sunday daytimes for about $20 per rider. It hosts occasional races and visiting training clinics (e.g., a May 2025 clinic). Riders are advised to call 918-221-3470 before hauling, as the current schedule is posted primarily on the track's Facebook and Instagram rather than its dated website.