Rush Off-Road — Attraction in Grayson

It's a Great place if it's dry or you have a machine with plenty of ground clearance but, probably not the best place to take novice riders. We were there over Labor Day weekend and none if the trails had been groomed, there are huge ruts in many of the trails which you have to be able to get across before you can even get to the easy trails. It rained on Saturday and made the trails even worse, we were forced to pack up and leave because it was too dangerous for the novice riders in our group. We mapped 22 miles of easy trails while we were there because the hills were too steep and rutted out to get our novice riders any further. Plenty of flat acres at the trail head for free primitive camping but, only 6 port a John's at the entrance so be aware of that.( Bring your own TP) There is a Great KOA campground 10...

There’s an elder woman in the front office that checks everyone in. I just came into rush for the Anniversary bash. It was 4 hours before 12:00 for the next day. I already paid for the ticket but I have not paid for the a year pass yet. I just did all my paper work with annother person that was nice and just about to pull up the hill to park my camper. This woman came out of the building screaming at me asking me if I had a year pass. I told her not yet. She made me pay 35 dollars for 4 hours. I just had my little camper. No sxs or anything. Just a camper. If she was respectful and came at me with manners and respect. I would have paid no problem. There’s no reason to scream at me when it’s the first time you speak to me for the first of this year. That was vary disrespectful. Something needs to be done with...

We made our first SXS visit here this past weekend (3/6/21) with a group of friends. Our GPS actually said Rush-Off Road was a few miles before the actual park which was confusing for a newbie. Just keep driving if that happens to you- you will eventually run into the park at the end of that narrow road. Upon arrival we stopped at the office and immediately just loved the lady there working. She was fantastic and had a great sense of humor and gave us lots of great info. They still had a lot of trails out of commission due to the ice storm last month. Trees covered them, though we cleared some ourselves as we went along. We didn't find too many challenging areas and I'm guessing that is why, so we need to make another trip here in the future before truly...