Outlaw MX Park

CLOSED FOR GOOD. Outlaw Extreme, the Waynesburg, Ohio park listed here as Outlaw MX Park, announced in October 2026 that it is closed permanently. The owner is retiring, thanked every rider who came through the gate, and asked people not to call for details. The listing stays up as a record of the place.

Outlaw MX Park in Waynesburg is a 180-acre northeast Ohio facility with three motocross tracks plus a dedicated no-jumps Vintage track for pre-1985 bikes that don't belong in the air. The dedicated vintage-track operational identity is the unusual feature that genuinely distinguishes the property from typical regional motocross facilities.

The pre-1985 Vintage track design philosophy reflects deliberate operational respect for the vintage motocross community. Pre-1985 bikes weren't built for the kind of air work that modern motocross feature inventory demands; running these classic machines on no-jumps surfaces preserves the bikes and matches the riding character to the equipment. That kind of dedicated vintage infrastructure is exceptionally rare anywhere in American motocross facility inventory.

The three motocross tracks deliver cross-skill modern-bike programming on the same property. The track variety means mixed-skill family groups and cross-discipline riders running multiple disciplines can all use the property simultaneously without competing for the same dirt.

The beginner and peewee track for the youngest riders separates younger and developing riders from main-track traffic, the standard family-friendly safety design.

The miles of trails for cross-discipline rides add the cross-country footprint on the same admission. Riders running both motocross and trail bikes can train both genres without towing somewhere else.

The sandy and loam mix soil base composition delivers tacky cornering plus drainage capability across the regional climate. The blend handles varied weather conditions better than pure-component soils.

The "same town as Malvern MX, but a different operation" identity matters operationally for visiting riders. Don't confuse the two properties, Outlaw and Malvern MX run independently on the same town's geographic identity. Each delivers its own programming and operational schedule.

The Stark County location is the operational geography that defines the property's broader regional access. Northeast Ohio has substantial motocross facility inventory, but Outlaw's specific vintage-track operational identity attracts a specific rider population that other facilities don't serve.

For local riders in Stark County and the broader northeast Ohio region, Outlaw MX Park is the dedicated vintage-friendly destination. Riders in Waynesburg, Massillon, Canton, Akron, New Philadelphia, and the broader I-77 / US-30 corridor have everyday geographic access. Cleveland metro riders make the trip south. Pittsburgh area riders run west across the state line for the dedicated vintage programming specifically.