Good Times MX Park

Good Times MX Park was a historic motocross facility south of San Antonio in Natalia, owned by 4-time AMA champion Kent Howerton, with the first race held June 21, 1987. The Kent Howerton ownership pedigree combined with the 1987 founding date together define the property's foundational cultural significance. The property is now closed and retained in this directory for historical reference and regional motocross record.

The Kent Howerton ownership identity placed Good Times MX Park in the rare tier of facilities owned by championship-tier professional motocross racers. Howerton was a 4-time AMA champion, the kind of pro-rider pedigree that distinguishes facility ownership from generic commercial operators. Properties owned by championship racers tend to deliver layouts and operational decisions that prioritize the practical needs of serious training programming.

The June 21, 1987 first-race date places the property in the established generation of regional Texas motocross facilities. Long operating heritage built multi-generational rider relationships and accumulated track-prep institutional knowledge that defined the property's broader cultural significance during operating cycles.

The Natalia location south of San Antonio placed the property in the broader San Antonio metro region, the practical geographic position that served both the broader San Antonio metro and the cross-state Mexican border rider populations during operating years.

The closure ended the heritage Howerton-pedigree destination identity. For local riders who used Good Times MX Park during operating years, active alternative facilities in the broader South Texas region include:

Cycle Ranch Motocross Park in Floresville, the active South Texas destination motocross facility.

Creekside MX in Marion, the San Antonio area wooded option with two complete tracks plus tight wood trails with real elevation changes.

For local riders in Medina County and the broader South Texas region seeking active motocross facility access, the practical answer is Cycle Ranch or Creekside MX. Both alternatives deliver active operating programming with distinct operational character. The broader San Antonio area motocross facility cluster continues to deliver active programming for current riders despite the Good Times closure.

For local riders in the broader South Texas region seeking active motocross facilities, refer to the broader Texas regional motocross listings for current operating windows and access details. The property is retained for historical reference and to preserve the regional motocross record. The Kent Howerton ownership legacy remains a defining chapter in Texas motocross facility history.