Jandebeur's MotorSports Park

Jandebeur's MotorSports Park in Okmulgee bills itself as the largest family-oriented motorsports park in the Midwest. The numbers back the claim. The 170-acre property runs ELEVEN motocross tracks plus two scenic trail courses, which is destination-scale infrastructure that genuinely doesn't exist elsewhere in the broader regional motocross facility inventory. The 11-track inventory is the headline operational feature. Most regional facilities run one to six tracks. Eleven distinct motocross surfaces on a single property is the kind of scale that lets the entire family find appropriate-difficulty terrain, lets riders work on specific feature types in isolation, and lets group programming and event hosting operate without trading sessions on the same dirt. The Jandebeur family has built a true family destination on the property. Yamaha dirt bike rentals (50cc through 230cc) for first-time riders mean visitors without their own bikes can ride. Private lessons with experienced coaches, youth training programs, and dedicated camps support the rider development pipeline at every level. The on-site service shop handles bike issues without forcing visitors to leave the property. The family museum is the operational signal that the property is built with a heritage orientation. The state-of-the-art clubhouse runs air conditioning, which matters more than it sounds for Oklahoma summer riding. Operating hours: Tuesday through Sunday 10am to 6pm (closed Mondays). Youth racing runs every Friday. Camping with RV hookups handles full weekend stays. For local riders in Okmulgee County and the broader eastern Oklahoma region, Jandebeur's is the dedicated family destination. Riders in Okmulgee, Henryetta, Muskogee, Bristow, Sapulpa, and the broader US-75 corridor have everyday access. Tulsa riders make the 45-minute trip south. Oklahoma City riders run east on I-40 for the 11-track variety. Eastern Oklahoma in Okmulgee County, off Highway 75 about 45 minutes south of Tulsa. jteamracing.com for the schedule.