Croom Motorcycle Area
One of Florida's oldest and most established public OHV areas, the Croom Motorcycle Area covers 2,600 acres within the Withlacoochee State Forest in Hernando County near Brooksville, accessible via Exit 301 off I-75. The sandy single-track trails wind through shaded forest, mining pits, gullies, and dry lake beds; a Technical Riding Area (motocross-style track) is open Fridays through Sundays weather permitting. Day passes run $15/machine; annual passes $80. Camping is available at Buttgenbach Campground.
- Phone
- 352-797-5759
- Hours
- Day use 8am–5pm daily; campground guests sunrise to sunset year-round
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