Turtle River Motocross Park

Turtle River Motocross Park in Larimore, North Dakota is an intermediate-difficulty motocross track on Highway 18 in the eastern part of the state, known for a jump-heavy layout and primitive camping on the property.

The difficulty rating is worth taking at face value: the track suits developing and experienced riders rather than first-timers or pros looking for a national-level test. The layout leans into jumps, and that density of features sets it apart from the flat, feature-light layouts common across regional North Dakota tracks. If you want air time in this part of the state, this is the track.

Primitive camping keeps weekend trips simple. No hookups or RV-resort amenities, just a place to stay on the property so a race or practice weekend does not require a hotel.

Hours run Wednesdays 6pm to 9pm for evening sessions, plus Saturdays and Sundays 12pm to 6pm, all weather permitting. The midweek window takes advantage of long summer daylight for after-work riding, and the weekend afternoons carry the regular sessions.

Larimore sits between Grand Forks to the northeast and Fargo to the southeast, putting the track between two of North Dakota's biggest rider populations. Riders in Larimore, Grand Forks, Devils Lake, Fargo, and along the Highway 18, US-2, and I-29 corridors are all in range, and Minnesota riders from East Grand Forks and Crookston cross the state line for the closest dedicated motocross track on North Dakota's eastern border.