Location: 1700 Wakefield St, East Longmeadow, MA
Description: Teddy’s Beach Off-Road Park is one of the few dedicated off-road parks in Massachusetts. It offers trails for ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes, featuring a mix of sandy, rocky, and muddy terrain. The park has a reputation for being well-maintained and offers opportunities for both beginners and experienced riders.
Website: Teddy's Beach Off-Road Park
Phone: +1 413-525-1121

Location: 1251 State Road, New Bedford, MA
Description: Rocks and Valleys Off-Road Park is an off-road destination for ATV and UTV enthusiasts in Massachusetts. The park offers multiple miles of trails that vary in difficulty, making it suitable for riders of all levels. The terrain features a variety of natural obstacles, including rock formations, hills, and mud pits.
Phone: +1 508-993-9227

Location: Western Massachusetts (Berkshire County)
Description: While not a single dedicated park, Berkshire County offers a variety of off-road trails that can be accessed for ATV and UTV riding. The region features a mix of wooded trails, dirt paths, and scenic areas that are open to off-road vehicles. Riders should check local regulations to ensure that they’re riding on permitted trails in this region.
Phone: +1 413-499-4177 (Berkshire County Parks and Recreation)

Location: Southeastern Massachusetts
Description: There are several off-road areas located in southeastern Massachusetts, particularly around areas like Wareham, Plymouth, and Freetown. These areas provide more primitive trails, and riders can find a mix of terrain that ranges from forested paths to mud pits. While not always maintained as formal off-road parks, these locations are well-suited for off-roading, and riders should follow local regulations regarding trail access.
Phone: +1 508-759-0420 (Freetown-Fall River State Forest)

Location: 1070 S. Main St, Freetown, MA
Description: Freetown-Fall River State Forest allows limited OHV use on designated trails. The forest offers a mix of terrain, including wooded trails and open fields, making it a great option for off-roading. It is an ideal spot for those looking to explore nature while riding their ATVs or UTVs. However, off-roaders must stay within designated areas to comply with park regulations.
Website: Freetown-Fall River State Forest
Phone: +1 508-636-8816

Location: 194 Cranberry Rd, Carver, MA
Description: Myles Standish State Forest is primarily known for hiking and camping, but certain trails in the park allow for limited OHV access. It’s a large forest with scenic views, and there are some areas where off-road vehicles can explore. Riders should check the specific regulations and trail access before heading out.
Website: Myles Standish State Forest
Phone: +1 508-866-2526

Location: 110 N. Main St, Foxborough, MA
Description: F. Gilbert Hills State Forest has some trails that are open to OHV use. While not a full-fledged off-road park, the forest offers natural trails that can be suitable for ATV and UTV riding. The park is primarily used for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, but certain areas are open to motorized vehicles.
Website: F. Gilbert Hills State Forest
Phone: +1 508-543-4413

Location: Cape Cod, MA
Description: While there are no designated off-road parks on Cape Cod, certain areas and trails on the Cape allow for off-roading with a permit. These are primarily sand trails in forested areas, with some parts of the Cape offering scenic coastal views. Riders should ensure that they have the proper permits to ride in these areas and follow all local regulations.
Phone: +1 508-548-1058 (Cape Cod National Seashore)

Location: Hampshire County, MA
Description: Hampshire County has a variety of backcountry trails and dirt roads suitable for off-road enthusiasts. While this region doesn’t have any formal off-road parks, it offers rural trails that can be ridden by ATVs and UTVs. Riders should ensure they are aware of local regulations and any seasonal restrictions before venturing out.
Phone: +1 413-586-8706 (Hampshire County Conservation)

Location: 7 Wendell Depot Rd, Wendell, MA
Description: Wendell State Forest is another location in Massachusetts where some trails are open to off-road vehicles. This state forest offers a beautiful natural setting and a variety of terrain. However, riders must check the specific regulations for trail access and follow park rules.
Website: Wendell State Forest
Phone: +1 413-545-5359