11 Destinations for the Best ATV Trails in Mississippi

Mississippi has over 2,000 acres of National Forest land that has been set aside for recreation.

In addition to ATV trails, there is camping, fishing, hiking, and more.

These are the ATV trails in Mississippi National Forests. There is a $10 daily fee (per person) to ride these trails; make sure you have cash on hand!

• Little Tiger ATV/Motorcycle Trail – this trail in the Chickasawhay Ranger District has two overlapping loop trails that add up to 12 miles of easy to moderate trail for vehicles up to 48” wide. 
• Bethel OHV Trails – Located in the DeSoto District, this area has 43 miles of trails for machines up to 50” wide. 
• Rattlesnake Bay OHV Trails – another great option in the DeSoto district. These trails have three loops adding up to 31.6 miles for machines up to 48”.
• Delta Multiple Use Trails – this section has over 20 trails ranging from ¾ miles up to 4 ½ miles in length for vehicles up to 48” wide.
• Chickasaw ATV/Motorcycle Trail – this 12-mile trail is open seasonally to motorcycles and ATVs up to 48” wide. 

This private ATV park near Woodland Mississippi is great fun for the whole family.

No matter what you drive or your skill level, Mudslangers Off-Road Trails has a trail for you! If you have a snorkel, you can definitely put it to use in some of the mudholes here.

Special events like Thirsty Thursday and live music performances make this a great weekend destination in central Mississippi. 

Mudslangers has primitive camping, a wash station, and food concessions.

For more modern services and tourist facilities, the town of Aberdeen is just 35 minutes away, with a few motels, shops and restaurants. 

You’ll find sand, mud, and a cold creek throughout this 400-acre park.

Burdens Creek ATV Park is open every day of the year, with night riding on Saturdays until midnight. You definitely want to bring your snorkel to this park as the mud is deep and the creeks are wide!

Fun events like the annual Fall Blowout draw crowds from all over, with races and live music.

At the end of the day, hot showers and hot food await you. Primitive camping is available for just $5 a day.

The park always seems to be expanding and improving, so check their website for camping updates!

The Central Mississippi town of Collins is just ten minutes away, so you can enjoy a warm bed and a hot meal after a long day at the trails.

For even more things to do, Hattiesburg is just 30 minutes away, with dozens of hotel options and plenty of campgrounds along the route. 

Over 700 acres of trails are waiting at this privately-owned Northeastern Mississippi OHV Park.

Although BMB Offroad Park is only open on select weekends and special occasions, they have a great calendar of fun events like Mud Fest, Summer Jam, Foam Parties, and fundraisers.

The property has a swamp, hill climbs, ponds, and mud holes, with over 60 trails ranging from beginner-friendly to experienced drivers only. BMB stands for Barnyard Mud Boggers, so you know you’re going to get muddy out here!

Primitive camping is available on a first-come, first-served basis, but remember this is a “dry” park; there is no alcohol allowed on the property.

The small town of Fulton and Interstate 22 is just ten minutes away, while Tupelo is just 30 minutes away.

This entire region is full of fun recreational opportunities like boating and fishing, not to mention some of the muddiest ATV trails in Mississippi!

One of central Mississippi’s newer ATV parks, Rednecks ATV Park is all about getting muddy! Opened in 2019, this park has over 600 acres of trails to explore and a super-friendly staff ready to assist with whatever you need.

Lots of mud holes, but most offer alternate routes if you’re just looking for a casual ride.

They are always adding new trails, so keep checking back to see what’s new. Lots of exciting projects in the works.

Rednecks has RV hookups so you can make a weekend of your trip. The park is located just a few minutes from the small town of Little Rock, Mississippi.

The larger town of Meridian is just 30 minutes away, where you can stock up on supplies, or find a hotel to spend a night after a day on the trails.

While you’re in the area, be sure to check out some of the parks along Okatibbe Lake near Collinsville. 

For some of the best ATV trails in Southeast Mississippi, look no further than Redcreek Offroad park. Redcreek Offroad is a complete destination, with more than just a few ATV trails.

This family-friendly park has miles of trails for all skill levels, including lots of mud holes, if that’s what you’re looking for.

Special events like New Year’s Eve include bonfires, music and giveaways. 

If you want to stay the whole weekend, there’s an RV park and over a dozen cabins and trailers to rent, including a camper for rent.

On-site snacks mean you don’t have to leave the property at all. If you are looking for more services, Wiggins and Biloxi are both about 30 minutes from Redcreek Offroad Park. 

In partnership with the Merdian Motorcycle Association, the Meridian OHV Park was created as a premier destination for off-roading in eastern Mississippi. Don’t worry, the park is not just for motorcycles, as ATVs and side-by-sides are welcome.

The park is open to members only, but an annual family membership is just $50.

For a great price, you have access to 800 acres of riding, and you support a local non-profit dedicated to keeping trails open for recreation. 

The park is located just 15 minutes outside of Meridan, which means you have a ton of options for dining, shopping, and lodging.

Bonita Lakes Park is another local attraction, with fishing, hiking, and horseback riding available. There’s an RV park right next door to the park, and it’s just 7 minutes from the OHV park.