Ride Spots · NSW
Where to ride a dirt bike in New South Wales
New South Wales has the tightest rules of any eastern state for unregistered bikes, and a common misconception about “rec rego” that catches riders out. Here are the spots we have on file, and what the law actually says.
The rules in New South Wales
NSW is the state where riders most often get caught out, because the rule most people believe exists does not.
There is no general recreational registration in NSW
Victoria has recreation registration. Western Australia has ORV registration. New South Wales has neither as a general scheme. The conditional registration category called “recreation vehicle” exists, but it is tied to one place: off-road motorcycles and quad bikes used within the Worimi Conservation Lands at Stockton Beach. It is not a general trail-riding registration, and it will not make an unregistered bike legal anywhere else.
State forests: registered bike, licensed rider, formed trails
Riding in NSW State forests is legal, but all three conditions apply at once. Forestry Corporation’s rules are explicit: vehicles, including motorcycles, must be registered, and the issued registration plate must be fitted and clearly displayed. Riders must be licensed as required by law, which rules out underage riding. And vehicles are only permitted on roads, formed vehicle trails and fire trails.
Creating new tracks and bush bashing is not permitted, and single tracks worn in by previous riders are not authorised routes just because they exist. Some forests exclude trail bikes entirely — Cumberland State Forest is one.
What that leaves for an unregistered bike
Private property with the owner’s permission, commercial ride parks, and club ride days. That is why every NSW spot in this directory is one of those three — there is no legal public-land option for an unregistered bike in this state.
Where electric bikes sit
NSW guidance on off-road riding does not mention electric motorcycles. The requirements turn on registration and rider licensing, not on propulsion. An electric bike that is not registered is in exactly the same position as an unregistered petrol bike. Confirm with Transport for NSW if you are planning to register one.
Sources: Four wheel driving and trail bike riding (Forestry Corporation of NSW) · Recreation vehicle conditional registration sheet (nsw.gov.au) · Apply for conditional vehicle registration (nsw.gov.au)
General information only, checked against government sources in September 2026 — not legal advice. Rules change, and local governments set their own conditions. Confirm with the relevant agency and the venue before you ride.
Colo Adventure Park
Commercial Ride ParkColo Heights, NSW
Colo Heights NSW 2756
› Electric bikes: welcome — no charging points, but generators can be hired for charging (extra cost)
› No riding licence required
› No club membership required
› Camping available
› Family friendly
› Bike hire available
Cost Single day entry: adult $70 pre-paid ($90 after bookings close), child $50 pre-paid ($70 after close). Family package (2 adults + 2 children, or 1 adult + 3 children) $200. Tour add-on +$30 (weekends only, pre-paid). Novice lessons +$30 for children (pre-paid). Non-riding guests $20/person/day (kids under 5 free). Camping $30/person/night, dedicated camping weekends only (kids under 5 free).
Family-friendly private off-road recreation park with a network of trails and riding areas, running regular open ride days. Bike and full gear hire available on-site. Dirt bikes and trail bikes only — quads, adventure bikes, pit bikes, 4WDs and side-by-sides are not permitted. The venue says it has over 100 km of tracks across 300 acres, with more being added, and no loop takes you far from base camp.
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Pacific Park
Commercial Ride ParkSouth Maroota, NSW
274 Pacific Park Road, South Maroota NSW 2756
› No riding licence required
› Family friendly
Cost Adult (14+) with bike $45, without $10. Child (13 and under) with bike $40, without $5. Camping $10/night adult, $5/night child. Boat usage $25/day. Cash only — no EFTPOS or ATM on site.
Home to dedicated kids tracks and learning areas, kept separate from adult riders for safety, plus adult areas suited to regular trail and enduro bikes. Also boasts some of the world’s finest trials terrain — has hosted many NSW and Australian Moto Trials Championships and is a training ground for Australia’s top trials riders, drawing international trials competitors. Gates open 7:30am, riding 8am-4:30pm. Open weekends, public holidays and NSW school holidays; closed Christmas Day and for all of August.
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Louee Enduro and Motorcycle Complex
Commercial Ride ParkLue (near Mudgee), NSW
217 Walkers Lane, Lue NSW 2850
› No riding licence required
Cost Day riders: no booking required — check the open-days calendar, turn up, sign in and pay rider fees on arrival (exact day rate not published online, subject to change without notice). Accommodation/camping require a deposit and minimum-night stays over long weekends/school holidays.
Enduro complex on 217 Walkers Lane, near Lue and Mudgee. Day riders don’t need to book — check the open-days calendar, turn up, sign in and pay on arrival. Accommodation and camping require a deposit, with minimum-night stays over long weekends and school holidays.
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Binacrombi Bike Farm Taralga
Commercial Ride ParkTaralga (also listed as Jerrong), NSW
771 Glen Road, Taralga NSW 2580
› Camping available
› Family friendly
Cost Day riders (no accommodation): $50/day adult, $25/day under-16, both weekday and weekend. Camping: $25/night adult, $10/night child, plus riding fee. Cabins $150-$300/night depending on size (2-13 beds), plus riding fee — $100 (adult)/$50 (under-16) for the whole Fri-Sun weekend, or $50 (adult)/$25 (under-16) per midweek day. Full breakdown at binacrombi.com.au/pricing.
530 acres of bushland along 7km of the Abercrombie River, with hundreds of kilometres of fire trails and bush tracks suited to all riding levels. Licensed off-road recreational vehicle area for 4WDs, bikes and buggies. Cabin and camping accommodation on-site; bookings essential; open all year.
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Lochmaree
Commercial Ride ParkJerrong (near Black Springs), NSW
1987 Jerrong Road, Jerrong NSW 2580
› No riding licence required
Cost Day riders: $70/day adult, $60/day under 16. Weekend deal available (ride Friday afternoon through Sunday, with accommodation check-in Friday 12pm, check-out Sunday 12pm).
2,300 acres of directional marked enduro trails on the southern rim of the Blue Mountains National Park, plus a 2km motocross track with five table-tops and an enduro-cross track with a ski jump. On-site accommodation available. Rider numbers are deliberately limited for a quality experience — bookings essential.
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Bike Territory
Commercial Ride ParkNarrabri, NSW
“Castletop”, 4188 Killarney Gap Road, Narrabri NSW 2390
› No riding licence required
Cost Adults $60/day ($50 cash); under 16s $35/day ($30 cash); accommodation $60/night per adult ($50 cash), $35/night under 16 ($30 cash); camping $15/night per person (under 5 free); firewood levy applies on request. Prices as of 12 Jan 2025. EFTPOS, direct deposit or cash accepted.
Family-run property with 10,000 acres of trail riding, offering maps, a guide on request, and UHF radios for riders. Open year-round with midweek bookings welcome; booking ahead recommended given limited numbers per session.
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Putty Valley Adventures
Commercial Ride ParkPutty, NSW
1341B Putty Valley Road, Putty NSW 2330
› No riding licence required
› No club membership required
› Camping available
› Family friendly
Cost Day visit: bike/quad >125cc $30, bike/quad <110cc $20 (cash only, payable on arrival at the office). Camping per night: adult (16+) $20, teen (12-16) $10, child under 12 $5 — camping and riding fees charged separately.
Family-friendly private adventure park set on over 1,000 acres with more than 60 km of off-road tracks for dirt bikes, quads, side-by-sides and 4WDs. Camping available on-site. Private property — no vehicle registration required.
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Ranch MX
Commercial Ride ParkEagleton (near Maitland), NSW
7 Barleigh Ranch Way, Eagleton NSW 2324
› No riding licence required
› Camping available
Cost Senior Ride Pass $60, Nipper Ride Pass $40, Junior Ride Pass $60. Camping $20/night. Passes sold online via ranch-mx.square.site or on the day.
Motocross park at Eagleton, near Maitland. Ride days typically run Sundays and some Wednesdays, weather permitting. Senior, Nipper and Junior ride passes sold via the venue’s online booking site or on the day; camping available on site.
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Goulburn Motorcycle Club
Public Ride Day (Club)Goulburn, NSW
135 Speedway Road, Goulburn NSW 2580
› No riding licence required
› No club membership required
Cost Juniors $40 (non-member) / $35 (member). Seniors $60 (non-member) / $55 (member). EFTPOS only — no cash accepted. Sign-on 8-10am, riding from 9am. No licence or club membership required to ride.
Founded in 1911 — the oldest motorcycle club in Australia. Originally a general motor club, now a motocross and dirt track club catering to riders from beginners to World Champions, schoolkids to 80+ veterans.
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Hastings Valley Motor Cycle Club Ltd
Public Ride Day (Club)Hastings Valley, NSW
60 Cowarra Access Road, Lake Innes NSW 2446
⚠ Book Ride Park Days specifically (not a practice session, which is member-only) via Ridernet. If you don’t hold a national MA licence, you’ll need to purchase Personal Accident Insurance at registration.
› No riding licence required
› No club membership required
Cost price provided on contact — no published rate found. Registration for Ride Park Days is via Ridernet.
Motorcycle club in the Hastings Valley region, offering club race days, trophy days, exclusive member-only practice sessions, coaching — and separately, open Ride Park Days (Ride Parks Australia), which don’t require a licence or club membership. Registration for Ride Park Days goes through Ridernet, the national RPA booking platform used by every affiliated club.
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Reds Ride Park
Commercial Ride ParkUpper Fine Flower, Northern Rivers, NSW
4138 Coaldale Road, Upper Fine Flower NSW 2460
⚠ Currently open one weekend a month, and closed over summer — the first open weekend of 2027 is 22–24 January. Bookings must be made online before you arrive.
› No riding licence required
› No club membership required
› Camping available
› Family friendly
Cost Track admission: seniors $80, juniors (6–15) $48, under 5s $33; spectators $5. Camping: adults $25, juniors $15, under 5s free. Riding days are booked online.
Family-run 250-acre ride park in the Northern Rivers, about 40 minutes from Grafton. Six tracks: Pro and Intermediate MX tracks on sandy loam, a grass track with no jumps, a 13 km enduro loop, a pee-wee track and a kids’ grass track. Camping on site with hot showers and toilets. Motorcycles only — no quads, buggies or dogs; pit bikes are welcome.
Rider tip Required gear: helmet, long pants, long-sleeve shirt, boots, goggles and gloves. The canteen is open 7am–2pm Saturday and Sunday on open weekends. No charging points for electric bikes, but you can run your own generator until 10pm.
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