Jandebeur's MotorSports Park

Jandebeur's MotorSports Park in Okmulgee, Oklahoma bills itself as the largest family-oriented motorsports park in the Midwest, and the numbers back it up: 170 acres running eleven motocross tracks plus two scenic trail courses. Most tracks run one to six layouts. Eleven distinct MX surfaces on one property means every rider in the family can find terrain that fits, riders can work specific features in isolation, and events can run without everyone trading laps on the same dirt.

The Jandebeur family has built the place as a true family destination. Yamaha dirt bike rentals from 50cc to 230cc mean first-time riders can show up without a bike and still ride. Private lessons with experienced coaches, youth training programs, and dedicated camps cover rider development at every level. An on-site service shop handles bike problems without leaving the property, and the family museum adds a heritage touch you will not find at many tracks.

The clubhouse is air conditioned, which matters more than it sounds in an Oklahoma summer. Hours run Tuesday through Sunday, 10am to 6pm, closed Mondays. Youth racing runs every Friday, and camping with RV hookups covers full weekend stays.

The park sits in eastern Oklahoma's Okmulgee County, off Highway 75 about 45 minutes south of Tulsa. Riders in Okmulgee, Henryetta, Muskogee, Bristow, and Sapulpa along the US-75 corridor are close, Tulsa riders make the 45-minute run south, and Oklahoma City riders come east on I-40 for the track variety. Schedule at jteamracing.com.

After about a year operating under the Full Throttle MX banner, a chapter that closed July 25, 2026 with two final Friday Night Under The Lights races, the park returns to the Jandebeur family and roars back for fall 2026 with a Grand Opening celebration over Labor Day weekend, September 4 through 6: youth races Friday night kicking off the new Youth Friday Night Fall Series, Hot Summer Nights racing on the front track Saturday, and a family Fun Day Sunday with free hot dogs and popsicles. Jandebeur's also returns to points racing as a stop on the Oklahoma State Championship Series, hosting Round 2 of the 2026 Motocross Showdown on September 26 and 27.

The everyday numbers stay simple: $30 rides all day, every day the park is open, with memberships from $149 a month for young riders (unlimited riding and clubhouse bike storage included) for families who live here on weekends. Two of the eleven tracks are lighted for night riding, the trail side adds a 1.5 mile beginner wooded loop and the 40 acre Track in the Trees, and the support layer runs deep: air, water, bike wash, trackside support, WiFi, showers, and concessions at the clubhouse. Hourly Yamaha TTR rentals run $49 to $79 with STACYC eBikes for the littlest riders, the Youth Riders School takes kids from age 4 with private lessons and a $179 beginner learn-to-ride special, and JandyLand keeps Strider and STACYC balance bikes on the floor. Cards accepted, and a Best Western and El Avocado Cantina sit a mile from the gate.

The racing calendar runs on two rhythms: youth motocross every Friday night under the lights, a series that fills a season with around 36 race nights, and full-class races once a month on the main track. Between the museum pieces, the late model used bikes, and even vintage motorcycles for sale, the shop side is as much a destination as the dirt, and gift cards cover everything from lessons to ride days.