Rabbit Creek Offroad Park Review

Rabbit Creek Offroad Park, located at 1217 Post Oak Road, Kilgore, Texas offers its guests a place to ride their ATV. On this property you will find hills, a mud bog pit, trails that are both dry and muddy and a waterfall you can ride your ATV under as well as an obstacle course that is lighted and has both mud pits and hills.

Camping at Rabbit Creek Offroad Park is welcome. There are some RV sites with full hook ups while others only have water and electricity. It is best to call ahead and make reservations as they are not always available.

Rabbit Creek Offroad Park has its own set of rules, just like many of the other ATV Parks. To begin with, all guests to the park must sign the waiver at the front gate before you park or unload any ATV. All guests who are under the age of 18 must have a either a parent or a legal guardian sign a release agreement or they must accompany the minor to the park and the minor can get in under their waver. After unloading, it is important to know that unsafe riding is a rule breaker as is creating a nuisance to patrons of the park. Also, it is important to pay attention and adhere to the speeding limits posted throughout the park while riding. Other rules to be aware of are no underage alcohol consumption, campfires are only allowed in the camping area, no glass containers, remain on park property and don't damage any other property to get off park property, no riding on pipelines and no riding under bridges that are posted. Pets are welcome as long as they are leashed or in a confined area and are picked up after. There are to be no firearms on the park property.

Rabbit Creek Offroad Park is open on weekends from Friday at 7 o'clock in the morning until Sunday at 7 o'clock pm. To ride this park during the week, call and make arrangements at 903-984-3847.

To get to Rabbit Creek Offroad Park, take I-20 to either exit 587 or exit 589, depending on which direction you are traveling on I-20. The frontage road on the south side of the interstate is Post Oak Road. Remain on this road to the entrance to the park which is located past the junction of Highway 42 and Post Oak Road and before the junction of Highway 31/259 and Post Oak Road. Remember, "Being a REDNECK is allowed....IGNORANCE is not."