ATV Trails in Louisiana

Louisiana offers a wide selection of facilities for those in search of good ATV trails. Some, like Silver Creek Campground, allow you to engage in other activities like camping and fishing, while others, like ATV Mud Fury, stick to the basics. Wherever you ultimately decide to ride, be sure to adhere to trail markers and closure signs. Also be sure to keep your ATV quiet, as excessive noise stresses wildlife.

  1. ATV Mud Fury

    • Located in West Monroe, IL, this 280-acre facility is open to the public. There are miles of mud bogs, wooded trails and deep-water crossings. Amenities include running water, bathrooms and parking for guests. There is a $20 per rider fee. No camping is allowed on the grounds. There are a total of 10 trails that have been named and marked. Stop Sign Run and Lower Rabbit Run are the names given to the two mud trails. The St. Francis Medical Center is only 20 minutes away and there is also an RV park, lake park and convenience store within a few miles distance.

    Louisiana Mudfest

    • Located in Colfax, Louisiana Mudfest offers guests a family-owned facility with over 300 acres. The complex caters to all types of off-highway vehicles including ATVs, four wheelers and dirt bikes. There are tons of trails and guests may also fish and camp during their stay. There is no entry or parking fee but riders do have to pay $10 each. The grounds are about 30 minutes away from the Huey P. Long Medical Center and less than five miles from a Chevron gas station and Ford's Food Center. Part of Charley Rivers' country music video "Lovin' In The Country" was shot on location at Louisiana Mudfest.

    Tower Trax ATV Park

    • This ATV facility has over 2600 acres and is one of the largest ATV parks in the south. There are tons of trails, deep-water crossings and mud bogs. You may snorkel in the deep creek crossings. Entry into the park costs five dollars per person and there is a $20 per rider fee. Swimming, hunting and fishing are not allowed, but guests may camp out or bring their RVs if they like. The RV fee is $50. The grounds are open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday with operating hours varying Monday through Thursday. The facility is about 13 minutes from the Hood Memorial Hospital and about eight minutes from the local Chevron gas station.

    Silver Creek Campground

    • With over 100 acres of hills, wooded trails and mud holes, Silver Creek Campground is a refuge for riders, campers and those who love to fish. The facility boasts hookups for up to 66 RVs, a store, a children's playground, a bathing facility with 24 showers and toilets, a meeting room, a game room and a pavilion with stage area. There is no parking or entry fee but there is a $15 per rider fee. RVs cost $40 and camping tents cost $30. The facility is about 26 minutes from the Southeast Regional Medical Center as well as the local Texaco and Kangaroo Express gas stations.