Anyone going to LA Dunes this weekend? I'll be there sometime Friday in the early afternoon and will be staying through Saturday.

 

me, dave dropick, scobey miller, todd cannon, and some other louisian drag racers r gonna be up there memorila day weekend

 

Hey Will some one tell me about LA dunes I am from Jasper texas and the LA dunes arent that far from me. I have heard about them are they really sand dunes? how big are the sand hills? do u really need sand tires? Tell me about the camps, and stuff like that i would love to go on a ride there soon. i have a 93 banshee that i would ride and got a friend with a 2000 blaster, one with a 2000 sport, one with 97 sport that is bad azz, great uncle with banshee. lot o' sport quads tell me some info. like where in teh heck is this place thaks a lot email me it to TexasQuad@excite.com

 

The LA Dunes riding area is not really sand dunes but there are some pretty big hills there. It's really a sand pit that's about 350 acres. You don't need paddle tires but they do make it more enjoyable. If you plan on doing any drag racing then paddles are a must. There is a pretty nice campground there with water and electricity hookups for $15.00 a night. Entry fees are $15.00 a day or $25.00 per weekend. Flags are required on three and four wheelers and dune buggies. They also have a concession stand and showers and restrooms. There are also a couple of crystal clear lakes which are nice to cool off in during the summer. LA Dunes is about 3 miles south of Forest Hill off of Boy Scout Road, which is off of hwy 165. There is an LA Dunes sign at the intersection of hwy 165 and Boy Scout Road. About a mile down Boy Scout Road turn right at the LA Dunes sign at the dirt road and follow this road into the campground.