4-State Moto Complex

4-State Moto Complex in Neosho, Missouri is a 60-acre motocross park with two modern tracks and two more on the way. The name comes from the geography: Neosho sits near the corner where Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Arkansas meet, and the track genuinely pulls riders from all four states.

The race-day setup is serious. A 42-man covered starting gate supports full multi-class race programs and real sanctioned points racing, not just casual practice starts. The entry gates are wide enough for 18-wheelers, so team trailers and big rigs get in without drama.

Designated wash stations and modern restrooms cover the basics, and full and partial RV hookups plus tent camping make weekend stays straightforward. The atmosphere stays family-friendly alongside the race infrastructure, which keeps both crowds happy on the same weekend.

For riders in Newton County and the Four States region, this is the home track. Neosho, Joplin, Webb City, Carthage, Pittsburg (KS), Miami (OK), and the northwest Arkansas towns of Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale, and Fayetteville are all within everyday range on the I-44 and Highway 71 corridors. Kansas City riders come south, Tulsa riders run east, northwest Arkansas riders head north, and northeast Oklahoma riders cross the line for race weekends.

Southwest Missouri near the Oklahoma and Arkansas borders. 4statemotocomplex.com for the schedule.