Rocks Bottom Offroad
Rocks Bottom Offroad ATV Park is a 700+ acre riding facility in Scott County, central Mississippi, located near the town of Forest approximately 40 miles east of Jackson off I-20. The park's name reflects its trail character: a mix of rocky soil sections and bottomland drainages that produce a distinctly varied riding surface compared to the pure-sand or pure-mud environments of adjacent Gulf Coast parks. Trail offerings span 30+ miles of marked routes that move through swampy lowland, open clay-soil play areas, engineered mud bogs, water-filled ponds accessible to amphibious builds, creek crossings, and hard-pack hillside sections. ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes are permitted. The park operates throughout the year and hosts monthly organized events and riding days with competitive categories. On-site camping accommodates both primitive tent and trailer setups. Rocks Bottom fills the geographic center of Mississippi's OHV map, between the Hattiesburg-area parks to the south and the northeast MS parks near Tupelo, and draws a consistent audience from the Jackson metro and surrounding Scott, Rankin, and Leake counties.