HorsePower Park — Hotel in Cajah's Mountain

I wouldn’t go back to this weaber valley want to be race track again, the first time I was there this year it was a fist fight and a race broke out. The second time we confirmed rules with there so called track officials on motor buy out, only to be told differently after the race. There is absolutely no tech man. Then, this week (wow) I win track officials son finishes second track official waddles over to the scale house and they want to buy my motor, that’s fine!!! However I have another race. I was told I had to forfeit my motor then at the scale by the Bobby. How was I supposed to run my other race??? Weather I had another motor or not shouldn’t matter?? So I questioned these ever changing rules they have and they couldn’t articulate any coherent group of words. Bobby was just very dogmatic about telling me “this is his track he can do what he wants”.. well he can have his track and this group of family members...

It's not that getting price gouged to get sunburned with a bunch of screaming rural southerners is NOT fun, but at $5 for a 12 oz. bottle of water and no shelter from the sun, along with their strict obduracy in not allowing outside food and beverages (not even your water bottle, so leave it in the car), this place is a racket. The monster truck show wasn't bad -- the kids enjoyed it -- I just can't justify $112 for 2 tickets (after taxes and fees) plus an additional $15 for parking in their dirt lot, even if "kids get in free". For the price of admission, one would hope to find bathrooms in working order. But with broken sinks, there was no way to wash your hands. Several of the seats in the stands were broken, as well. Personally, I found the most entertaining part to be those kids that found and were playing in the mud puddle at the bottom...

Let me start by saying there is so much fun at this place camping. You can go tubing at the river trail riding go-kart racing or you can rent a razor two-door or four-door me and my wife had the most fun we had ever had I recommended renting the razor for the guided tour . We rented it to ride on our own which was fun but guided tours is the way to go it is much more fun and extreme. The guided tour takes you through all the best mud holes up the hill climbs and you get to jump a massive double jump with Big Air. You will be on the edge of your seat You even get to get some seat time on the big half a mile track. If you've never done it i highly recommended it you will have the time...