Splendora Motorsports Ranch

Splendora Motorsports Ranch is a family-owned motocross facility in southeast Texas, north of Houston in Montgomery County. The property reopened as Splendora Motorsports Ranch after previously operating as Splendora Motocross Park, and earlier as San Jacinto Cycle Park.

The 168-acre property centers on a motocross track and a dedicated sand track, laid over the sandy loam and clay soil that drains well through southeast Texas rain. Track time runs $100 per day. For riders across Splendora, Cleveland, Conroe, Kingwood, Humble, and the wider north Houston metro, it puts a full motocross property within easy reach without the long drive south.

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The riding splits four ways. The main motocross track carries the jumps, tabletops, whoops, and heavily bermed corners on loose dirt with sandy stretches, a natural fit for intermediate riders building skills. A dedicated sand turn track exists purely to sharpen cornering and throttle control in deep traction, the pee-wee track keeps beginners safely off the big line, and more than four miles of wooded single-track wind through the forest along the East Fork of the San Jacinto River for the enduro crowd. That trail network is why the ranch hosts regional cross-country racing, including Texas Sprint Enduro Series and TORCS events, alongside its motocross program. Spectators get viewing mounds around the primary jumps, and the flat staging lot swallows trucks and toy haulers with room to spare, with basic restrooms on site.