
Wildcat Offroad Park is a 2,000-acre private off-road park in Laurel County, south-central Kentucky, approximately 20 miles south of London along US-25 in the Cumberland Plateau foothills. The park's vehicle policy is among the most inclusive in the state: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, Jeeps, and full-size 4x4 trucks are all permitted on appropriate route designations, making Wildcat functional for mixed groups that include everything from ATVs to capable lifted trucks. The 100+ miles of trail span all skill levels, from smooth easy routes suitable for first-time riders to intermediate and advanced technical sections that challenge more experienced operators. Laurel County terrain reflects the transitional geology of the outer Cumberland Plateau: rolling forested hills, creek corridor crossings, and occasional sandstone outcroppings that appear in the more technical trail sections. Day admission is $15/adult and $8/child under 12, making it one of the more affordably priced major parks in eastern Kentucky. On-site overnight infrastructure includes full-hookup RV sites with water, sewer, and electric, primitive tent camping, and cabin rentals, a complete amenity set for multi-day visits. Extended weekday hours (9am–midnight Monday through Thursday) and weekend hours through midnight accommodate after-work and late-evening riding sessions that most parks don't offer. Open year-round (606-843-0411).
Wildcat Offroad Park is a 2,000-acre private off-road park in Laurel County, south-central Kentucky, approximately 20 miles south of London along US-25 in the Cumberland Plateau foothills. The park's vehicle policy is among the most inclusive in the state: ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, Jeeps, and full-size 4x4 trucks are all permitted on appropriate route designations, making Wildcat functional for mixed groups that include everything from ATVs to capable lifted trucks. The 100+ miles of trail span all skill levels, from smooth easy routes suitable for first-time riders to intermediate and advanced technical sections that challenge more experienced operators. Laurel County terrain reflects the transitional geology of the outer Cumberland Plateau: rolling forested hills, creek corridor crossings, and occasional sandstone outcroppings that appear in the more technical trail sections. Day admission is $15/adult and $8/child under 12, making it one of the more affordably priced major parks in eastern Kentucky. On-site overnight infrastructure includes full-hookup RV sites with water, sewer, and electric, primitive tent camping, and cabin rentals, a complete amenity set for multi-day visits. Extended weekday hours (9am–midnight Monday through Thursday) and weekend hours through midnight accommodate after-work and late-evening riding sessions that most parks don't offer. Open year-round (606-843-0411).
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Mon–Thu 9am–midnight; Fri–Sun 8am–midnight; open year-round
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