Styx River MX & ATV Park

A 1,600-acre mud-focused off-road complex in Coffee County, south Alabama, with 50+ miles of trails and what the park markets as the largest ATV/UTV mud coliseum in the US — an 11-acre red clay arena. ATVs and side-by-sides only; no dirt bikes. Day ride passes start at $20/driver; weekend passes $35. Full-hookup RV camping, tent sites, a saloon with live music and food, and a waterpark with beach and water slides operate on site. A major event venue with high repeat-visitor and weekend-destination character.

Boggs and Boulders is an off-road adventure park and campground situated on 2,000 acres near Brooklyn in Andalusia, Alabama. Operating since 2008, the property offers over 250 miles of trails spanning diverse terrain types including natural red hills, sandy hills, rocky hills, steep rock bluffs, shallow and deep black mudflats, and caves open for exploration. The park's signature Cool Pool is fed by natural rock mountain mineral springs and maintains a constant temperature of approximately 65 degrees year-round, with an adjacent Cool Lagoon also available for swimming. The Mud Pie Café serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner during operating hours. A general store stocks ATV parts, accessories, fuel, and camping supplies. Camping accommodations include 30-amp and 50-amp hookup sites, tent areas, bunkhouse rentals, and cabin options sleeping up to twelve people. ATVs, side-by-sides, dirt bikes, Jeeps, golf carts, and trucks are all welcome.

450 acres of forest-covered mountains with color-coded difficulty trails for ATVs, dirt bikes, 4x4s, and rock crawlers.

A 450-acre forested mountain park in Calhoun County on the southern Blue Ridge range near Jacksonville, Alabama, accepting the widest vehicle mix of any park in the state — ATVs, side-by-sides, dirt bikes, full-size 4WDs, rail buggies, and rock crawlers. Trail difficulty ranges from easy stock-vehicle roads to extreme technical routes. Rider admission is $20/day; RV hookups (8 sites with 70-foot pull-through), tent sites, hot showers, a pavilion, and a music stage are on site. Located about a mile from Jacksonville State University.