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200 wooded acres east of Dallas. 2-mile main MX, lighted night SX track, peewee, and 1.5-mile practice loop with deep sand and mud holes. Hotline: (214).
What riders find
Buffalo Creek MX in Edgewood, Texas sits on 200 wooded acres just off Highway 19, about an hour east of Dallas. The wooded property and East Texas terrain put Buffalo Creek in a different category than the open-field tracks common across the broader Texas motocross scene, and the multi-track infrastructure makes the property a real multi-discipline destination rather than a single-purpose practice stop.
The property runs four tracks. The 2-mile main motocross loop is the property's signature layout, with big-jump rhythm sections that give the track its national-grade obstacle profile. A lighted Supercross night track delivers rhythm-section and SX-format practice under lights, which extends the operating day into the evening windows that working riders need. A peewee track serves 50cc and 65cc kids on an appropriately sized layout. A 1.5-mile practice loop with deep sand and natural mud holes gives riders a different surface and discipline option without leaving the property.
The 2-mile main loop is among the longer regional Texas tracks, and the length lets the layout incorporate variety that shorter loops cannot deliver. Big-jump rhythm sections across the layout reward riders who can connect obstacles smoothly, and the wooded property setting gives the track scenery and shelter that flat Texas tracks cannot match.
The lighted Supercross night track is the property's operational differentiator. SX-specific obstacle practice under lights is uncommon for a regional Texas facility, and the night layout pulls a dedicated weekend-night crowd looking for the kind of rhythm-section work that drives Saturday-night Monster Energy Supercross results.
The 1.5-mile practice loop with deep sand and mud holes serves a different riding discipline. The phrase "the kind of mud holes you actually want to find" reflects the operating culture. Mud holes are part of the practice-loop experience, not a hazard to manage, and riders who like the surface come specifically for the sand-and-mud variety.
The operating schedule runs Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 3pm. The weekend-only structure keeps the track fresh and lets maintenance staff prep between weekends. Cash-only payment at the gate keeps the operation simple. Camping is permitted on Saturday nights, which lets visiting families make the trip a true weekend destination rather than a single ride day.
The location is in Van Zandt County, east Texas, about an hour east of Dallas via Interstate 20. Lake Tawakoni State Park sits immediately adjacent to the property, giving visiting families a real recreational option for the after-riding hours. Tyler is about 45 minutes east, Shreveport, Louisiana is two and a half hours east, and the position pulls riders from across northeast Texas.
For anyone searching for motocross tracks in Texas, MX tracks east of Dallas, or a wooded multi-track property with a 2-mile main loop and lighted SX night track, Buffalo Creek MX is the answer with the deepest amenity stack in the East Texas region.
2 tracks, one park
Main Track
Outdoor MX
- Skill
- All skill levels
Pee Wee Track
Mini
- Skill
- 50cc / Pee Wee
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Where is Buffalo Creek MX?
Buffalo Creek MX is located at 10180 TX-19, Edgewood, Texas 75117.
How much does it cost to ride at Buffalo Creek MX?
Gate fees at Buffalo Creek MX: Cash only
What time is Buffalo Creek MX open?
Posted hours for Buffalo Creek MX: 9am–3pm weekends
Does Buffalo Creek MX have lights for night riding?
Yes, Buffalo Creek MX has lights and supports night riding.
Can I camp at Buffalo Creek MX?
On-site camping is available at Buffalo Creek MX.
What skill levels can ride at Buffalo Creek MX?
Buffalo Creek MX welcomes beginner riders.
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