DNA Motocross Park

DNA Motorsports Complex, also known as DNA MX Park or DNA MX Club, is a family-owned, members-only motocross and dirt-track facility in Saluda, South Carolina. This is not a drop-in track: access is members-only, so riders need to call ahead at (864) 321-1702 to sort out a membership before showing up. There are no off-road trails here, but there is a lot of track.

The complex runs four distinct layouts. The national-style track is the larger outdoor motocross course, built for faster, more experienced riding. A half-mile supercross track adds tighter, technical rhythm sections for obstacle work the outdoor track does not offer. A 1/5-mile flat clay oval opens the property to a wider vehicle mix, including karts, quads, and racing lawnmowers, which is part of the grassroots, come-as-you-are character of the place. A dedicated quarter-mile kids turn track gives younger and entry-level riders a safe spot to learn. Dirt bikes, ATVs, quads, karts, and racing lawnmowers are all welcome depending on the track.

Practice runs daily, 9am to dark (up to about 8pm), weather permitting. The practice fee is $25 per rider per day. A few rules are firm: you must carry active insurance to ride, and every rider brings their own spotter to watch the blind spots during open practice. The property is strictly trash-free, so pack it in and pack it out, and glass containers are banned.

Registered members get free primitive camping anywhere on the property, which makes DNA a genuine weekend destination rather than just a day stop. On site you will find wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance plus basic restrooms.

DNA sits in Saluda County in central South Carolina, roughly between Columbia and Greenville and about an hour north of Augusta, Georgia. The property spans from 181 to 259 Mitchell Road, with the main entrance registered at 259 Mitchell Road, Saluda, SC 29138. The owners note that GPS routing can be spotty out here, so entering 100 Wallace Road, Saluda sometimes pulls a more reliable route through the local backroads.