Location: 21738 Redden Forest Drive, Georgetown, DE
Description: Redden State Forest is one of Delaware’s largest state forests, offering designated trails for off-road vehicles such as ATVs and UTVs. The area features several miles of trails suitable for off-roading enthusiasts who want to explore the forest's natural beauty. The forest is open to motorized vehicles in certain areas, providing a diverse off-roading experience.
Website: Redden State Forest
Phone: +1 302-856-2893 (Delaware Forest Service)

Location: 39375 Inlet Road, Rehoboth Beach, DE
Description: While Delaware Seashore State Park is primarily a beach park, it does allow 4x4 vehicles (with a permit) to drive on the beach, making it a popular spot for off-roading enthusiasts who want to experience driving along the ocean. This is not a traditional off-road park but a great location to enjoy the beach and coastal dunes with your 4x4 vehicle.
Website: Delaware Seashore State Park
Phone: +1 302-227-2800 (Delaware Seashore State Park)

Location: 33587 Pond Rd, Laurel, DE
Description: While primarily known for its tranquil pond and natural beauty, Trap Pond State Park has some areas where off-roading is permitted. The park is popular for hiking and other outdoor activities, but it also has trails that are open to motorized vehicles like ATVs and UTVs in designated sections. Always check for specific trail access regulations.
Website: Trap Pond State Park
Phone: +1 302-875-5163 (Trap Pond State Park)

Location: 29341 Oak Orchard Rd, Millsboro, DE
Description: Big Oak Campground offers off-road trails and a dedicated space for off-roading activities, especially for ATV riders. The campground is equipped with various amenities for campers, but also provides great terrain for off-roading, making it a good spot for both camping and riding.
Website: Big Oak Campground
Phone: +1 302-945-9119 (Big Oak Campground)

Location: Various locations in Delaware (Check with Delaware DNREC for available trails)
Description: Delaware offers some designated OHV trails across the state managed by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC). The trails vary in length and difficulty, and are typically in forested areas, such as Redden State Forest or other state-managed lands.
Website: Delaware OHV Trails
Phone: +1 302-739-9220 (DNREC)

Location: 15099 Cape Henlopen Dr, Lewes, DE
Description: Similar to Delaware Seashore State Park, Cape Henlopen State Park offers access to the beach where 4x4 vehicles can drive with a permit. While not a traditional off-road park, it's a popular spot for off-roading along the coast with scenic views.
Website: Cape Henlopen State Park
Phone: +1 302-645-8983 (Cape Henlopen State Park)