Bundy Hill Offroad

Bundy Hill Offroad is a 300-acre family-owned, alcohol-free commercial OHV park in Hillsdale County near Jerome in southern Michigan, opened in 2009 and operating under a policy designed to make it accessible to families and younger riders without the atmosphere that larger event-format parks often carry. The park sits just west of the US-127/US-12 junction: strategically positioned for the southern Michigan, northern Indiana, and northwestern Ohio riding markets who can reach it without a long haul. Trail character is designed for variety rather than single-theme extreme riding: color-coded loops by difficulty wind through wooded terrain supplemented by hill climbs, rock crawls, mud pits, water crossings, and pea gravel climb sections that introduce different terrain types across a compact 300 acres. The result is a system that serves beginning riders building confidence alongside more experienced riders wanting technical practice without committing to a full-day northern Michigan trip. ATVs, side-by-sides, Jeeps, dirt bikes, and full-size ORVs are all permitted on appropriate routes. Driver admission is $20 for riders ages 6 and up; children under 6 are free. Camping is available at $25/night. The mid-March through mid-November season runs Thursday through Sunday, with private rentals available on Monday through Wednesday for groups that need exclusive access (517-917-0493).