Beans Bike Park

Beans Bike Park in Sherrodsville, Ohio is a 100-acre riding property with motocross and peewee tracks plus marked single-track woods trails, all on one admission. Motocross development and woods-bike riding in the same place is the whole point here.

The main motocross track carries the experienced-rider sessions, and the peewee track keeps younger kids on their own dirt. The woods trails split into beginner and advanced loops, which lets newer trail riders build technique without faster traffic stacking up behind them on the same single-track. That two-loop structure says the trails were built for actual rider development, not just wandering.

Night riding is permitted, which is rare in Ohio. Most tracks in the state close at dusk; Beans keeps the riding going past sunset, which saves summer evenings when daytime heat is miserable and makes after-work sessions realistic.

The practical stuff is covered: a concession stand on site, restrooms, and a spray wash area for cleaning bikes after a session. One rule shapes the whole property: motorcycles only, no quads, so dirt bikes get every acre without four-wheeler traffic patterns. The park is open daily, which makes it a real regular-session option rather than a weekend-only stop.

Beans sits in Carroll County in east-central Ohio. Riders in Sherrodsville, Carrollton, Dover, New Philadelphia, Cambridge, Canton, and along the US-250 and I-77 corridors have it in everyday range. Akron-Canton riders come south, and Pittsburgh-area riders cross the state line specifically for the night riding.