Drive yourself across 45 acres of trails, hills and open fields
1–2 hrs
Up to 4 people
Honda Talon UTV, 4 seats
Take the wheel of a four-seat Honda Talon 1000 X-4 and explore 45 acres of off-road terrain. Ride independently across trails, open fields, hills and bumps.
Full refund with at least 24 hours' notice. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows are charged the full price.
Product ID: MB3CE5
You must be 21+ to drive.
Passengers can be any age with adult driver consent.
Bring your ID, sunglasses, and drinking water.
281 Country Club, 16396 S US 281, San Antonio, TX 78221
Just 25 minutes outside of San Antonio, this off-road spot has quietly built a reputation as one of the area's best weekend escapes. The free-range ATV and UTV setup means you're not stuck following a slow guided line, you can actually open it up, tackle hills, and explore the terrain at your own pace. Jason and the team consistently get called out for being friendly, attentive, and genuinely easy to work with from the moment you arrive. Groups seem to thrive here. A bachelor party of 15 raved about the experience, and families with kids have just as much fun. The trails have enough variety to keep things interesting, and riders note that conditions after a good rain take things to another level. One thing worth knowing: this spot is geared toward ATVs, UTVs, and similar vehicles, so if you're bringing a dirt bike looking for dedicated trails, it may not be the right fit. Overall the vibe is relaxed but exciting, with staff who make the logistics seamless so you can focus on having a good time. The overwhelmingly positive feedback across a wide range of visitors, from families to thrill-seekers to large groups, speaks for itself. Arriving a little early is a smart move to make the most of your session.
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