This park is more for those with mud in their veins. There are some fun caves to go exploring, great camping facilities, a cool pool with a sweet rope swing, and an on facility diner. There are some more advanced trails but they require you to have roll cage/bars to get on them. I did have some fun in the mud and got to do a good shake down run on the truck though so overall we had a really good time. The main trail (marked by green) is a dirt road that varies from 3 car widths to single and it loops around the entire facility. All of the trails are marked and correspond with the provided map but it can still be a bit confusing at times. We got lost once or twice and just had to keep driving until we found a bigger landmark. The yellow trails are the Mild terrain and some of them are only wide enough for ATVs which is only mildly annoying that it doesn't differentiate on the map. On the yellow trails you will find a bunch of mud holes and the occasional one will drop off a foot or two without warning which makes for some good entertainment. A large change of pace from the rocks of Utah that i'm used to =).
Trails: Easy (8) Mild (8) - Hard (?) - Extreme (?) Avg: 9.0 rating
Trails: Easy (8) Mild (8) - Hard (?) - Extreme (?) Avg: 9.0 rating