Where are you located? We are located between Tremont and Tower City, just off Pennsylvania Interstate 81, Exit 107. Take Exit 107, bear right onto 209 South, follow that into Joliett. Turn left at Joliett Street, then make an immediate left onto Molleystown Road.  Go about half a mile until you see our entrance on the right.  Our physical address is 453 Molleystown Road, Tremont, PA, 17981.

How much does it cost? We require all persons 16 and older to become members of the park. The membership costs $10 and is good for a year from the date you join. This membership requirement applies to passengers as well as drivers. Once you are a member, the daily entrance fee for the vehicle and its driver is $30.00. Passengers are $5 each with children 15 and younger free. Included in your daily fees is free primitive camping. See Membership Application page for the membership application and parental waiver. All children 17 and younger require their parent to sign a parental waiver. We do not accept credit cards (cash or check only). For our frequent visitors, we offer some specials. A Frequent Driver Pass for $100 which is good for five visits, or a Season Pass for $250.

What kind of campground do you have? The camping is primitive and included with your admission. Pack in and pack out what you need. We have porta-potty service at the main parking lot. There is room for tow rigs and trailer parking as well as for RV's and pop-ups. We have fire rings and there is plenty of firewood along the trails for our members to use.  All camping is by reservation.

I want to visit, can I just show up anytime? We are open year-round. There are times when members will be required to make a reservation for their visit which is explained more fully below. 

From April through November, the park is open Friday, Saturday, Sunday without the need to make a reservation.   If you wish to visit Monday through Thursday, then you must contact Lynn@rc4x4.org to make arrangements for your group's visit.  

Office hours are:   Friday-Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (*you can wheel til dusk).

Sunday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (*the park closes at 5 p.m.)

Winter hours are December through March, open Saturday and Sunday.  Reservations required for visits Monday through Friday.

THE MINIMUM GROUP SIZE IS TWO VEHICLES. When setting up a ride with your friends and fellow club members, it is advisable for one person in the group to be the official contact person and for the group to decide upon a group name to be used at registration. If everyone exchanges cell phone numbers with each other, than late arrivals can be dealt with in an orderly fashion. The contact person will be the one responsible to leave a cell number with the office and to check-out at the end of the day with one of the officers. The minimum group size is two vehicles. Keep in mind if one of the two vehicles breaks down, you cannot continue on alone, you will either have to call it a day or find another group to join.

What does making a reservation involve? The Off-Road Park is a non-profit organization and we do not have the means to have the park office staffed seven days a week. Therefore, during non-peak times we need to know in advance that your group wants to visit the park. We have two club officers who are available by e-mail and phone. Typically you will be able to reach or hear back from one of the officers within a day of your contact. All we need to know is that you are planning on coming to the park and approximately what time you expect to be there so we can make arrangements to open the gate and have your group checked-in. We do not require a deposit.

Does our group need a trail guide? It is not a requirement, but if your club is visiting for the first time, you may want to have a guide to show you around. However, the trails are well-marked and groups are provided with maps, and we have found that most people are able to navigate themselves quite well on their own. If you wish to have a guide, ask for one when you schedule your visit. The cost for a trail guide is $135.

What are the trails like? The trail network consists of existing forest roads and trails that were cut open by hand with the help of several 4wd clubs. The trails are marked with signs and maps are provided. The trails are rated green (easy), blue (intermediate), black (hard), and red (extreme). Several trails have many bypasses so that groups of different levels can run a trail together. If you like mud, check out the West property, several of the green-blue trails are very muddy. When you check your group in, speak to one of the club officers for help in picking trails to run. Our parking/staging area is located on the perimeter of the forest, so you will encounter trails of all levels within moments of your group leaving the parking area.

Do you ever close?  Visit our forum to find out the latest updates to the calendar.

Should I bring food? Yes. Food, snacks, beverages and water is advisable since you will be on the trails all day. Also remember to bring any prescription medicine.

Are Pets Allowed? Yes. Dogs should be kept on a leash.

Where can I stay overnight or stock up? The nearest gas station is at Exit 104 (Exxon station, Ravine exit). There is a full service restaurant there and a quick-mart. The nearest full-service campgrounds can be found at Exit 104 (Echo Valley) or at Exit 112 (Camp-A-While). Hotels can be found at Exit 100. For more information, visit our Directions section.

If I have additional questions about your park, who do I contact? In the Contact Us section, there is a list of the officers' names with their email and phone number. Any one of the officers will answer your questions. If you are calling by phone, please call during daytime (EST) hours. The best way is to email during the week for prompt response. Or you could visit our forum for more information.