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ATV & Off-Road Parks in Mississippi

21 of the 292 paintball fields and family entertainment venues we track in Mississippi are atv and off-road parks. Full listings for every city are on the Mississippi page.

21venues
20cities
292venues statewide

ATV parks range from guided mountain tours with rental vehicles included to sprawling, bring-your-own-rig mud parks and public OHV staging areas. Choosing the right spot depends on whether you need equipment provided, the skill level required for the terrain, and whether the park allows full-size trucks alongside quads. A map pin confirms the location, but it will not show current trail conditions, vehicle size restrictions, or mandatory safety gear.

Jackson 2

  1. Elton Rd Mud Park

    118 Elton Rd, Jackson, MS 39212

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  2. New-Star

    2895 St Charles St, Jackson, MS 39209

    Call All Jackson

Carriere 1

  1. Up The Creek Acres ATV Park

    106 John Amacker Rd, Carriere, MS 39426

    Call Website All Carriere

Crystal Springs 1

  1. 633 Muddy Pastures

    2901 Dry Grove Rd, Crystal Springs, MS 39059-9458

Duck Hill 1

  1. Piney Hills & Hollows

    75 Highway 404, Duck Hill, MS 38925-9752

    Call

Forest 1

  1. Rocks Bottom Offroad ATV Park

    6048 Langs Mill Rd, Forest, MS 39074

    Call Website

Fulton 1

  1. BMB Off-Road Park

    3727 Joe Wheeler Brown Rd, Fulton, MS 38843

    Call Website All Fulton

Laurel 1

  1. Renaissance ATV Ranch MotorCross

    357 S Joe Wheeler Ave, Laurel, MS 39440-4575

    Call All Laurel

Leakesville 1

  1. Wild Country Roadhouse

    206 Mason Clark Dr, Leakesville, MS 39451

    Call Website All Leakesville

Little Rock 1

  1. Muddy J's Offroad

    8985 Highway 494, Little Rock, MS 39337-9296

    Call

Maben 1

  1. Pop's Farm

    1859 Davis Rd, Maben, MS 39750

    Call

McCool 1

  1. Mud and More

    County Rd 5006, McCool, MS 39108

    Call

Mendenhall 1

  1. D'lo Mud and Off-Road Park

    188 Woodrow Barnes Rd, Mendenhall, MS 39114-4338

Meridian 1

  1. Meridian OHV Park

    2397 Lakeview Golf Course Rd, Meridian, MS 39301

    Call Website All Meridian

Mt Olive 1

  1. Burden's Creek ATV Park

    4148 US 49, Mt Olive, MS 39119

    Call Website

Pachuta 1

  1. Twistwood Creek

    5643 Highway 18, Pachuta, MS 39347

    Call Website

Prentiss 1

  1. 84 Recreational Atv & Rv Park

    3 Herrington Ln, Prentiss, MS 39474-4115

    Call

Randolph 1

  1. Buckhorn Dust & Mud

    454 Denton Rd, Randolph, MS 38864

    Call

Terry 1

  1. Eddie’s Place

    6595 Lebanon Pinegrove Rd, Terry, MS 39170-9289

    Call

Woodland 1

  1. Mudslangers Off Road Trails

    1240 Tomcat Road, Woodland, MS 39776

    Call Website

Woodville 1

  1. Woodland Hills Enterprises LLC

    3880 US Highway 61 N, Woodville, MS 39669

    Call
Check trail rules before riding. Many parks require state-issued trail passes, specific spark arrestors, and helmets for all riders, while rental outfits usually bundle gear and safety briefings into the booking fee.

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Good to know

Do I need to bring my own ATV or can I rent one at the park?

It depends on the venue format. Guided tour companies and dedicated recreation centers typically offer machine rentals as part of a package, while public OHV staging areas and independent off-road parks often operate on a bring-your-own-vehicle basis.

What age restrictions apply to riding at off-road parks?

Self-ride rentals usually require drivers to be at least 16 or 18 years old with a valid license, though younger kids can often ride as passengers on two-up machines or UTVs. Parks catering to private owners may allow youth riders on age-appropriate quads if supervised by an adult.

How much does it cost to ride at an ATV park?

Day passes for riders bringing their own vehicles typically range from $15 to $40 per day. If you need to rent a quad or side-by-side for a guided or self-guided outing, total costs often run between $150 and $350 for a multi-hour session.

Does paintball hurt?

Paintball impact feels like a firm flick or rubber band snap, which may leave a minor bruise. Wearing layers, chest protectors, and gloves significantly reduces the sting. You can find gear tips and field safety rules on PaintballAtlas.

What to wear for paintball?

Wear long-sleeved shirts, heavy pants like jeans or cargo pants, and sturdy closed-toe shoes or boots. Choose clothes you do not mind getting dirty, along with padded gloves and a neck protector for safety. For detailed outfit guides and field requirements, check PaintballAtlas.