Morelands Motocross Park

Morelands Motocross Park in Stanton, Michigan is 33 acres of mostly clay and some sand on northern Michigan terrain. For local riders in Stanton, Greenville, Mt. Pleasant, and the broader central Michigan area, Morelands delivers supercross-style features on a base that drains well after rain. The supercross-style features include doubles, tabletops, and uphill and downhill sections. The SX-format obstacle work is unusual for a regional Michigan facility and gives riders rhythm-section practice that prepares for indoor and outdoor SX competition. The natural Michigan terrain produces real elevation built into the layout rather than bulldozed berms. The clay-and-sand soil drains well after rain, which is the operational reality that lets the property run consistently across Michigan's wet spring and summer windows. Tracks that flood out after rain lose entire weekends of operation. Morelands' drainage means the property stays rideable when others go offline. A swimming area between motos is the operational detail that distinguishes serious family operators from minimal-amenity facilities. Hot summer riding days benefit from real water access, and the swimming area gives families a reason to spend the full day on the property. Two tracks operate. The main is the property's primary outdoor MX layout. A 0.5-mile beginner track gives newer riders a layout sized for their skill level. Hours run Thursday and Friday from 2pm to 8pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 4pm. The midweek afternoon-to-evening window suits working riders, and the weekend daytime hours serve the family practice crowd. RV camping with sewage dump and shower house handles visiting families and weekend stays. The Stanton location is in Montcalm County, central Michigan. For local riders in Stanton, Greenville, Carson City, Lakeview, and the broader central Michigan area, Morelands is a short drive. morelandsmotocross.com for the current schedule.