Rausch Creek Off Road Park

Also check out offroad consulting. They do guided tours and 101, 201, 301 trainings based on the level of your experience and modifications to your rig.

The first rule of any offroading is never wheel alone. The second is keep your thumbs out of the steering wheel. That's about it. Nothing more to offroading ;) But seriously. Please don't ever wheel alone.

I'd still be prepared for damage in something like that

We are open Friday Saturday and Sundays from 8 to 5. Today we left a little early because no one was up.

Sorry but this park is only for jeeps and full size trucks . Your looking for Rausch creek trail riders park for the atvs

Absolutely. we love seeing pets come along. Just need to be on a leash.

Yes you can bring that. Lots of people have dedicated trail rigs and tow them up.

Monday through Thursday, you'll need to call ahead and make a reservation. Friday through Sunday are always open. Since you have 2 vehicles you can run the trails without needing anyone else to go with you (2 vehicle minimum) This place is awesome. Have fun wheeling!!

Pretty much stay on the greens and you will be alright. Dry weather makes it easier

No you must be in groups of 2 on the trails. Several times you can hook up with someone in the parking lot.

Yes any jeep truck or vehicle. We just do anything with the sxs,quads and dirt bikes . Check out our website at www.rc4x4.org/faq page to find lots more info

I would be very careful. But yes, enjoy and keep to the green track, you'll be ok enjoy!!

Sorry but we are only for jeeps and trucks. You are looking for Rausch Creek trail riders park for the 4 wheelers and stuff.

No we do not. You would be looking for the Rausch Creek trail riders park

You are looking for Rausch creek trail rides. They have the camper spots and do sxs and atv. We are just for full size jeeps and trucks.

Unfortunately no you can not. We are only for jeeps and trucks.

Its an off road course. The only thing they care about is that your legal to drive.

Not to sound rude but a high truck heavy duty under cover then you'll enjoy your ride

You can try to wing it and pickup a group there but its better to join a local offloading group or the rausch creek connections group on Facebook. Either would probably have good results.

Yes it can do a bunch of the greens. Just ask for the easy easy trails and tell them in the office you want to do trail 11. Biggest thing to know is you need atleast two vehicles to go out on the trails. If you don't have anyone to go with there is a Facebook group called Rausch creek connections that you can post up and find someone to take you most likely

Yep, you would be fine, just find a buddy to go with.

I just want to take my truck there and my buddy bring his jeep. What would that be?

Just a drivers license, no age limit that I am aware of, and proof of insurance. No cabins, camp and tent, or sleep in your truck. There are is an Inn close by, but no hotels, closest hotel is probably 30 minutes away.

There are stock friendly trails.

Yes we take all that at the office.

Congratulations on your purchase. Yes we have trails for all levels. Check out our website www.rc4x4.org for tons of info. Biggest thing to know is you need at least two vehicles to go out on the trails together. This way if some were to happen you have someone to help you. Also you can find us on Facebook and Instagram.

Its possible but the trails can be tight. I feel like unless you dont mind some scratching I'd stick to greens. Even that can be tight. I've personally seen a stock Tacoma on 31s do greens and blues all day so I'm sure the Tahoe can do the same

Portajohns only

Depends if you get a membership or not... Different prices for different packages. All very reasonable for what you get. Give them a call. Awesome to deal with.

If you're going to show up after hours email or call them and they will either leave the gate open for you and ask you to close it when you arrive or someone will come meet you. I've had to do that before

Ofcourse it does. Everything costs money.

Yeah we took 2 jeep wranglers back that are stock and made it through without too much of a hassle, most of the lowest tier should be relatively easy even stock. Probably want a lift for second tier trails.

We are for trucks amd jeeps only. Your looking for Rausch creek trail riders. They do all the bikes and quads with sxs

Yes you need to have a license. The info needs to be put on the membership form for insurance purposes.

Yes

Nope

No age limit for passengers

Yes

Its for shore gonna B opens. Floods be maken it more funner.

Yes, stick to the green trails and you will be fine. You need to find a group or go with another vehicle. Minimum 2 vehicles per group

It's not required, but it's a good idea to have one for some of the trails.

No reservations for Friday, Saturday or Sunday. But during the week, you must call ahead to make sure that someone is on staff. Also check to see if there are any events going on, it gets packed on those days.

Yes you can. Always tell the person who is checking you in and let them know. They will suggest which trails to drive on, otherwise most of the trails are tight and twisty and you may run into some issues.

I have to ask... Why would you even think of going off road without a spare? I wouldn't go on a regular road trip without one.

Yes! Camping is on the edges of the parking lot and in the woods to the right as you enter.

I think it was $80 for membership and entry for driver and $10 or 20 per passenger. I went one day with 1 passenger and to get the membership and entry it was $90.

There is an atv park nearby. Signs say left for rausch creek orffroad and right for atv park.

This is the best place to offroad on the east coast that we have found. We travel 3 hours a few times a month to go here.

Yes, unless you borrow a friends. If it's bone stock stick to greens. And even some greens are questionable.