Motoland

Motoland in Kingsbury is a 43-acre bikes-only motocross facility built into the historic grounds of a WWII-era ordnance factory. That heritage-property origin story is the operational identity that genuinely distinguishes Motoland from typical regional facilities, the surrounding industrial-historical context gives the property a character that purpose-built tracks can't manufacture. The track inventory is destination-grade. Five tracks split by skill level and bike size deliver appropriate-difficulty terrain across the entire rider development pipeline. Tracks 1 and 2 serve A, B, C, and Mini classes. Tracks 3 and 4 handle Mini A, B, C, plus Pit Bike and beginners. Plus a dedicated Peewee track for the youngest riders. That five-track skill-separation is the operational design that lets mixed-skill family groups all ride simultaneously without competing for the same dirt. 25-foot elevation changes built into the layouts use the existing site topography rather than relying on imported and built-up jumps for terrain interest. Five bike wash areas across the property are the unusual infrastructure feature, most regional facilities run one or two wash stations; five suggests the property is built for serious destination programming. Bikes-only is the operational decision that keeps the property's character focused on the motorcycle community without four-wheeler traffic patterns. Primitive camping is permitted on practice dates, accommodating destination weekend stays. For local riders in LaPorte County and the broader Northwest Indiana region, Motoland is the dedicated destination venue. Riders in Kingsbury, La Porte, Michigan City, Valparaiso, South Bend, Goshen, Elkhart, Hammond, Gary, and the broader I-94 / I-80 corridor have everyday access. Chicago metro riders make the trip east into Northwest Indiana for the five-track variety. Grand Rapids and broader western Michigan riders make the trip south for the same reasons. therealmotoland.com for the schedule.