Folks,
Does anyone know of a place that has very primitive camping and riding trails?
I am looking for a place to "get away from it all".
I live around Austin, TX.
Any ideas would be appreciated...
Thanks!

 

Well You can go to St. Joe Texas and ride they have camping. There between St Joe and Muster Texas. There Phone # 1-940-995-2903. Call Before you go sometimes they have races and you cant get it.

 

Bit of a drive for you, but its the place I use to go riding at all the time.
http://www.txmud.com/trails/ct/rridge.html

Just waiting to get another quad now.

 

If you feel like driving, there is alot of places in Colarado or Arkansas, maybe even out in the Big Ben area of west TX.

 

I would check out wicked oaks ranch, bedias tx. Check out a link on txmud.com click on the lower right hand of tx. There also other parks, one in Huntsville, tx which is quiet nice. It is not on that web sight I don't think. I have the web sight if you want it?

Good luck...

 

websitetexas hogwallow between beaumont and lake charles on the texas side. N hwy 87. They have a website. Great rv park with camping sites also. Clean showers and restrooms and exotic game viewing. They also have a restaurant.

 

Two places not far from you

Soggy Bottoms in Byran
http://www.soggybottomatvranch.com/index.html


Boulder Creek in Marble Falls
http://www.bouldercreekministries.org/atv.html


Both are great places to ride!

 

Bret,
I guess I understand where your going and most of these suggestions are not really close to it. A little less people and a lot more "away" can be found in western Arkansas........Mena Arkansas to be more exact. Wolf Pen Gap is around there too (same place, just a different side of the National Park I think) There's a bunch of Trails, and really,... if you want a more "away" experience, you can drive around or search in advance and find a place in that region that suits your needs. If you go in the fall It's gonna be one of the most beautiful times for Colours.

There's plenty of riding spots in TX but I don't know how "away" you'll get.

There's supposed to be a new place open north-west of Austin. (close to you I'd say) Don't know the name of it off the top of my head, but being new it might be less traveled.