Bama Slam Off Road Park

Bama Slam Off Road Park is a 1,600-acre mud-culture OHV complex in Coffee County in south Alabama, approximately 30 miles south of Dothan near the Florida border. The park's identity is built around mud riding at a scale that few parks in the country attempt: the signature feature is what the park markets as the largest ATV/UTV mud coliseum in the United States, an 11-acre red clay arena purpose-built for mud competition and spectator events. The outdoor amphitheater configuration makes it as much an entertainment venue as a riding facility, and the park schedules regular organized events that draw competitors and spectators from across the Southeast. The primary trail system covers 50+ miles of trails beyond the coliseum, though the park's character skews strongly toward its event and mud identity rather than scenic wooded trail riding. Vehicle restrictions are clean: ATVs and side-by-sides are the permitted classes, no dirt bikes, the mud coliseum format and trail character optimize for the four-wheel category. Full-hookup RV camping, tent sites, a saloon with live music and food service, and a waterpark with beach and water slides round out the on-site infrastructure, making Bama Slam a genuine weekend-destination operation rather than a day-ride facility. Day passes start at $20/driver; weekend passes $35. Friday noon–9pm, Saturday 8am–9pm, Sunday 8am–6pm (877-907-7687).