Motoland MX Park

Motoland MX Park is Arizona's largest motocross facility: 120 acres just east of Sisler Road in Casa Grande with six tracks built to hold every bike size, every age and every skill level. Racing resumes in the fall of 2026, and practice days run early to beat the desert heat.

The National (Main) Track is the centerpiece: challenging jumps, corners and deep ruts on a track that gets ripped deep and watered heavily, built for advanced riders but rideable by anyone with some experience. The Vet Track runs tabletop jumps and corners, ripped and watered so it is deep early and turns to hardpack later in the day, and it is split at the top of every hour for beginner bikes of all sizes. The Beginner Track is never ripped, stays dry and hardpacked with mellow roller jumps, and welcomes Stacyc balance bikes. MAX, the Motoland Arenacross track, is an amateur arenacross layout with rhythm sections, a whoop section, tall bowl corners and a spectator finish-line jump; it opens in the cooler months and hosts night racing. The Supercross Track is reservation only: you need an AMA license or at minimum supercross suspension and a sign-off to ride, and a trainer may be required. An Intermediate Track is listed as coming soon.

Practice is $40 for 65cc and up and $35 for 50cc Pee Wee bikes, cash or card with a card fee. Race days charge spectators $15 for adults 13 and up and $10 for kids 6 to 12. Camping runs Friday through Sunday, free on practice weekends if you message ahead, and $10 per group on race weekends. Bring your own food and water: a food truck comes out on race days, but practice days only rarely have a vendor. The track keeps a few sizes of bike tubes and loaner boots on hand but sells no other parts, fluids or gear.

Almost every bike type is welcome, electric bikes and Stacycs included, but the Main Track takes only Stark electric bikes. No quads on practice days. It is a closed course, so no registration is needed. Required gear is a helmet, goggles, gloves, long sleeves, long pants and motocross boots, with a chest protector recommended. There are bleachers in front of the Main and Vet tracks, but shade in the pits is limited to a few trees, so bring an EZ-Up and chairs in summer. Parents with a bike and a paid day fee can follow their kid during a beginner split session, which is the only time anyone is allowed near the track outside the restricted areas. Filmers and trainers can work inside the restricted areas at 18 and over with a certificate of insurance naming Motoland Motocross Recreation Club, a hi-vis vest and the daily fee.

House rules: 5 mph in the parking and pit areas, helmet on while moving a bike, no cutting between parked vehicles, no pit racing, no alcohol on the property, and a liability release signed by everyone before entry. No refunds or rainchecks. Practice dates are posted on motolandmxpark.com and the track's socials, so check the 24-hour hotline at (520) 421-1716 before you haul.