Tigerton OHV Park & Campground

Tigerton OHV Park & Campground in Tigerton, Wisconsin sits on 500-plus acres along the Embarrass River, Wisconsin's premier off-road recreation park with 28-plus miles of trails and 70 scenic campsites. The combination of substantial trail infrastructure, dedicated camping capacity, and river-corridor scenery puts Tigerton in a different category than the typical regional motocross facility and reflects the broader off-road recreation identity the property has built. The 500-plus-acre footprint is large for a Wisconsin off-road property, and the size lets the property support multiple disciplines and rider types in dedicated areas without forcing compromises. The 28-plus miles of trails serve dual-sport, ATV, UTV, and trail-riding disciplines, and the trail mileage gives Tigerton a real multi-hour exploration system that smaller properties cannot match. The 70 scenic campsites are what make Tigerton a true weekend destination rather than a daily practice stop. Both electric and non-electric sites are available, which accommodates the full range of camping styles from primitive tent setups through full-amenity RV stays. The Embarrass River corridor setting gives the camping experience the kind of natural-scenery context that distinguishes serious recreation properties from minimal-amenity ride areas. The multi-vehicle policy welcomes ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, Jeeps, and similar vehicles. The breadth is unusual for a dedicated motocross facility, which typically restricts vehicle access to bikes only, and Tigerton's open policy reflects the broader off-road recreation identity. Families with mixed-vehicle interests can plan a single weekend trip rather than splitting time across multiple properties. The property is connected to Fantasy Moto / Tigerton MX motocross facility on the same property. The combined operation means motocross-specific riding is available alongside the broader off-road and trail-riding access, and the integration gives serious motocross riders dedicated infrastructure within the broader OHV park footprint. Operations run May through October, which is the standard northeastern Wisconsin season. Winter shutdown is the practical reality of the regional climate, and the May-to-October calendar captures essentially the entire window when outdoor off-road recreation is feasible in the region. The Shawano County location is in northeastern Wisconsin. Green Bay is about 90 minutes east, Wausau is roughly 75 minutes west, and Appleton is about an hour southeast. The position pulls riders from across northeastern Wisconsin, the Door County peninsula region, and the broader Fox Valley market. Milwaukee is about three hours south for visiting weekend riders. For anyone searching for OHV parks in Wisconsin, motocross trails in the northeastern Wisconsin region, or a 500-acre multi-vehicle recreation destination with substantial camping infrastructure on the Embarrass River corridor, Tigerton OHV Park & Campground is the answer with the deepest amenity stack and the largest footprint in the region.