The Motoplex (Indoor)

The Motoplex in LaOtto is Indiana's only indoor motocross arena. That single-state-monopoly status is the entire operational identity for the property. In a state that gets serious winter weather for five months of the year, the only legal indoor motocross access for Indiana riders runs through this 38,500-square-foot facility.

The 115 x 225 foot indoor track is the headline surface, the kind of layout dimensions that genuinely deliver real indoor motocross programming rather than just a token winter practice option. The full-stadium scale supports actual race-day programming, training session work, and the cross-discipline practice that committed Indiana riders need to develop technique through the off-season.

The supporting infrastructure matches the destination-property identity. Parts and pro-shop services on-site mean small parts emergencies don't end the day. Service department access handles bike maintenance. Heated spectator seating accommodates family members and friends without forcing them into the cold. Concessions and proper restrooms round out the basic facility needs.

The "only indoor in Indiana" identity is the practical answer to the state's winter motocross access problem. Without The Motoplex, Indiana riders face the same five-month outdoor closure that defines the entire Midwest motocross calendar; with it, the regional development pipeline doesn't stall through the off-season.

Operating hours: Tuesday 3pm to dark, Thursday 12pm to dark, Saturday 10am to 5pm. The three-day weekly cadence covers both midweek evening sessions and weekend programming.

For local riders in Noble County and the broader northeast Indiana region, The Motoplex is the indispensable winter facility. Riders in LaOtto, Auburn, Fort Wayne, Kendallville, Goshen, Elkhart, and the broader US-33 / I-69 corridor have winter motocross access without flying south. Indianapolis metro riders make the trip north for the indoor programming specifically.

Located at the southwest corner of S.R. 3 and S.R. 205 in northeast Indiana.