BillaDilla MX Park

BillaDilla MX Park is a private motocross track hidden in the piney hills outside Palestine, Texas, and among riders who have made it through the gate it has a reputation as one of the best kept secrets in Texas motocross. Built in 2021 on a 758 acre ranch by owner Billy Stevens, the property rolls through the kind of terrain most of the state simply does not have.

The track is the draw. More than 125 feet of elevation change works through steep climbs, committed downhills, and the signature red head hillside tabletops cut into the East Texas dirt. The soil is a red clay and sand blend, and the layout is legitimately technical: a full lap takes a pro roughly two minutes. Starts launch off a traditional dirt pad with backwards falling gates, and the natural bowl shape of the property gives spectators sightlines across most of the circuit.

Access is the trade-off that keeps it special. BillaDilla is not open for daily public practice. The gates open for scheduled open ride weekends, race weeks, training camps, and private rentals, with dates posted on the track's website and social channels. On the race side, the venue hosts Texas Winter Series amateur championship rounds and anchors a leg of the Texas Triple Crown, a three-track spring national shared with Freestone Raceway and Underground MX. Dirt Lab Coaching and CampREV's Christian motocross camps both run multi-day programs here as well.

Off the bike, the facility leans into the ranch setting. A large shaded campground offers permanent restrooms and hot showers, six RV hookups with more planned, and a small lake for swimming and fishing between motos. If you get the invite, take it.