Tackle 60+ miles of off-road trails at General Sam’s Offroad Park near Huntsville, Texas. From creek crossings to sandpits, the Weekend Riding Pass unlocks a prime destination for ATVs, UTVs, and trucks.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
full day to weekend
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness recommended to navigate variable terrain and handle off-road vehicles.
Wildlife
History
Huntsville, near the park, is home to Sam Houston State University and steeped in Texan heritage dating back to the 1800s.
Conservation
General Sam’s actively promotes responsible riding to protect the piney woods ecosystem and maintain trail quality for future visitors.
General Sam's Offroad Park
Tackle 60+ miles of off-road trails at General Sam’s Offroad Park near Huntsville, Texas. From creek crossings to sandpits, the Weekend Riding Pass unlocks a prime destination for ATVs, UTVs, and trucks.
General Sam's Offroad Park is an off‑road recreation destination located near Huntsville, Texas. The park spans 706 acres of East Texas piney woods and features more than 60 miles of trails that traverse creeks, sandpits, and varied terrain suited to both beginners and experienced riders.
Visitors can rent a variety of vehicles or buy riding passes to access the trail system. Rental options offered include a Four Door Polaris side‑by‑side for families and groups, a Two Door Can‑Am for faster, agile trail riding, and a Honda Rancher ATV suited to a wide range of skill levels. In addition to vehicle rentals, the park sells Day Riding Passes and Weekend Riding Passes to provide flexible access for short visits or extended stays.
General Sam's Offroad Park positions itself as a destination for families, friends, and adventure seekers looking for off‑road experiences near Huntsville, TX. The combination of rental vehicles and expansive trail acreage makes the park a practical option for groups that want turnkey access to off‑road terrain without bringing their own equipment. Trip options and park features are designed to accommodate group rides, family outings, and individual trail exploration within the park's mapped acreage and trail network.
Park Size
706 acres
Expansive off‑road terrain
Trail Mileage
60+ miles
Diverse trail routes
Ride Types
UTV & ATV Rentals
Polaris, Can‑Am, Honda options
Pass Options
Day & Weekend
Flexible riding access
Book a Four Door Polaris, Two Door Can‑Am, Honda Rancher, or a Day/Weekend Riding Pass — availability varies by date.
Bring a Spotter for Technical Sections
Certain creek crossings and sandpits can be tricky; having a spotter helps ensure safety and smooth navigation.
Check Weather Before You Ride
Rain can make low-lying trails especially muddy and challenging, so plan accordingly to avoid overly flooded conditions.
Keep Noise Levels Respectful
The park emphasizes responsible riding to protect local wildlife and maintain a family-friendly atmosphere.
Fuel Up Before Arrival
Fuel and vehicle service options are limited on-site, so top off your tanks before heading into the park.
Helmet
Protects your head on rugged trails and during technical maneuvers.
Gloves
Improves grip and shields hands from branches or debris.
Hydration Pack
Keeps you hydrated during extended rides in warmer weather.
summer
Protective Clothing
Durable, breathable layers guard against scrapes, sun, and changing weather.