Argyll MX Park

Argyll MX Park in Dixon, California has been groomed and ridden since 1971, more than 50 years of continuous operation on the same Northern California adobe clay and silt that has built the property's reputation as one of the most consistently respected practice facilities in the Sacramento Valley. The five-decade operating history puts Argyll in rare company among American motocross facilities, and the property's continued role as a serious practice destination reflects the operating culture the Sexton ownership has maintained across multiple generations.

The dirt is adobe clay and silt. The blend turns into grippy hero dirt after a Friday rain, which is one of those facts that riders who have ridden the property will confirm and riders who have not will struggle to believe. Adobe clay holds water in a way that produces tacky lines deep into a ride day, and the silt mix gives the surface variety through a session. The clay-and-silt blend is a recurring feature of Sacramento Valley soil and is part of why Northern California motocross has its own distinct character relative to the SoCal sand-and-hardpack tracks.

The main track features the famous 50-foot and 70-foot doubles. The marquee jumps are the property's most-talked-about feature and give Argyll a national-grade obstacle profile despite its regional facility scale. The 50 and 70 doubles are the kind of obstacles that distinguish serious training facilities from casual practice tracks, and the layout's commitment to maintaining big-air jumps is part of how the property has held its position in the Sacramento Valley motocross scene.

Owner Mike Sexton runs a tight ship. The phrase shows up consistently in rider feedback about the property, and the operating culture reflects the kind of multi-decade family ownership that the Sexton tenure represents. The Pee-Wee track sits separately and lets riders bring the kids without losing them in the main-track traffic.

The schedule runs Thursday afternoons through Sunday, with the property's racing calendar anchored by the OTHG (Over The Hill Gang) Bay National races. OTHG is one of the longest-running vet motocross organizations in the western U.S., and Argyll's role as host for the Bay National rounds reflects the property's standing in the broader Northern California vet racing scene.

The Dixon location is half an hour from Sacramento and Vacaville off Interstate 80. The Bay Area is about an hour and 15 minutes west, and the broader Sacramento Valley markets pull riders from across the Central Valley. The position makes Argyll within day-trip range of essentially the entire Northern California motocross market.

For anyone searching for motocross tracks in Northern California, MX tracks near Sacramento, or one of the longest continuously operating motocross facilities in the western U.S., Argyll MX Park is the answer with the deepest operating pedigree in the Sacramento Valley.