Motopark FAQ

First gear only, in the camping areas and on the roads to the tracks. No burnouts or roosting on the grass or campsites, and don’t cut through other campers’ pits.

Not between 7 PM and 9 AM. Riding on the tracks runs during open hours only: see hours.

Get on and off the tracks only at the marked spots. Don’t cut the track, and don’t loop one section over and over.

None before or while riding. It’s strictly prohibited.

No. Change your oil at home or take the used oil with you, and take old parts and tires home too. Never dump oil or gas on the ground: it’s a provincial offence.

Garbage bags are at the snack bar. Take your garbage home, or leave it at your site in bags tied shut.

No. Open practice welcomes recreational riders as well as racers. Bring your own suitable dirt bike, membership, waiver and full gear, then choose a riding area appropriate to your ability and current access.

Bring your bike and full riding gear, sign the waiver, and arrange a membership and day ride. Check hours and closures before travelling, then stop at registration before parking or riding. Every rider signs in every day. Riders under 18 must follow the minor waiver instructions for parent or legal guardian signatures and have an adult with them at registration.

A day ride is $39.82 + HST. On your own bike you also need a membership, so your first day is the day ride plus the day ride membership, Sale price $38.94 Regular price $48.67 + HST, which is good for 365 days. After that it’s just the day ride. Renting? You don’t need a membership: rentals have their own prices, on the dirt bike rentals page. Riding often? A pass or a membership costs less per day.

Practice hours vary by season, with weather and event closures taking priority. See the current seasonal hours and closure dates, then check today’s status before leaving. Race weekends are closed for practice; on Mini Series days the main track stays open during normal hours.

No. The track’s closed for practice, rentals and lessons on race weekends. MP Mini Series days are different: the main track runs practice as usual, and the mini track closes while the minis race, then reopens. Race dates are on the season schedule.

Yes. The mini track is primarily for mini riders. Mom or Dad may ride alongside their mini rider at the child’s speed. Absolute beginners may also use the mini track at its pace. Anyone blasting past the kids will be asked to leave. Under-18s need the required parent or legal guardian waiver signatures and an adult with them at registration.

Yes. Dirt bikes and motocross bikes are now welcome in Motopark’s trail system. Ask at registration which routes are open, where to enter and which areas suit your rider. Follow posted signs and staff directions.

Yes. Primitive camping is $26.55 + HST per vehicle, per night, first come, first served. Day riding and membership fees are separate. Showers, washrooms and water fill stations are on site. Check practice closures before planning your stay. See camping details.

Yes. The BMX area is free to use. Sign the waiver before riding and check in for directions. This is separate from paid dirt-bike and motocross riding.

An approved helmet, done up, eye protection, a long-sleeve jersey and pants, gloves and motocross boots, every time you ride. Chest and neck protectors, knee pads and elbow pads are recommended. No gear? Rent a full set.

Usually not. Day rides for open practice aren’t refunded, though there are some exceptions, so ask at registration.

Yes: rent one. We rent Yamaha TT-R trail bikes, and YZ race bikes for experienced riders, sized to the rider. Most riders take a package: the bike, gear and the rental track pass in one price. Renters don’t need a membership. Send a request from the dirt bike rentals page and we’ll confirm.

Rentals start from age 4 when a suitable small bike is available. Contact us to confirm small-bike availability before planning your visit. Age alone does not determine the bike: we consider height, inseam and experience, then check the fit in person. See the rental bike guide.

Yes, with a lesson. For new riders, including adults, we recommend a 2-hour lesson with a 2-hour TT-R trail-bike rental, riding gear and the rental track pass. A lesson of at least one hour is required for first-timers. Tell us you need a rental bike when requesting the lesson. Any extra rental time after the lesson must be arranged with us.

A two-hour Yamaha TT-R rental package is $232.70 + HST. Our recommended beginner package, a two-hour private lesson with a two-hour TT-R rental, is $343.32 + HST. Both include full riding gear and a rental track pass, per rider. First-time dirt-bike riders need a lesson. Compare all rental rates.

No. A full set of rental gear is $45 + HST a day, or included in a package: helmet, goggles, jersey, pants, gloves, knee pads, motocross boots and a chest protector. Riding your own bike? You can rent the gear on its own at the same daily rate. We fit helmets and boots at the desk, so there’s no need to send sizes. Bring long socks for the boots, and an old warm sweater for cool days.

No. Engine size alone does not tell you how suitable a bike is. The Yamaha TT-R230 is a four-stroke trail bike; the YZ125 is a two-stroke motocross race bike for experienced riders. A beginner should start with a suitable TT-R and a lesson. We consider the rider’s size, clutch skills and dirt-bike experience before confirming a bike.

Send a request with the day, the bike and how long, and we’ll confirm by phone or email. Book ahead, a week or two if you can: our fleet is small, each bike has to be ready to ride, and there are no rentals on race weekends. On the day, arrive 20 minutes before your rental. Request a rental.

Cancel by email, free, as long as you tell us in good time. There’s no deposit: you pay when you arrive, by cash, debit or credit. We ride rain or shine; we stop for lightning, and close the track if it floods. If the weather’s bad on the day, we’ll move your rental free.

You pay for damage you cause, like bent or broken bars, levers or perches, cracked plastic or a ripped seat cover. Engine and drivetrain problems, flat tires included, are on us. Before you ride, you’ll go over the bike with our crew and sign off on its condition. Damage is settled before you leave.

No, there are no rentals on race weekends. On MP Mini Series days the main track’s open as usual, but the mini track closes during the races, so ask us before you book a small bike.

The main track or the mini track, depending on your riding and the size of the bike.

Use age and height as starting guides: TT-R50 from age 4, TT-R110 from 8, TT-R125 from 12 and TT-R230 from 14. The YZ125 is for experienced dirt-bike riders aged 14 and up. If a rider is close to an age or height boundary, discuss it with our crew; height, inseam and experience all matter. We confirm availability and check the fit before you ride. See the rental bike guide.

Yes, if they’re from the same family or group: one after the other, or taking turns in the same hour. The bike is priced by the hour whoever rides it, and each rider pays their own pass for the day and rents gear if they need it. One rider per bike is usual; two is the most we allow.

Yes. Their parent or guardian has to sign the online waiver for them before you arrive, and an adult has to be with them when they check in.

Nightly primitive camping needs no reservation: pull in, pick a spot and check in at the office. For the season, primitive camping has no waiting list and you can sign up at any time. Serviced seasonal sites with hydro and water require a waiting-list application. Compare the seasonal options.

Primitive camping is $26.55 + HST a night per vehicle, or $353.98 + HST for a month. It’s first come, first served: pay for your whole stay on your first night, at the office or the café, and if you arrive late, check in the next morning. A primitive site for the season is Sale price $720 Regular price $900 + HST, and serviced seasonal sites start at $1,800 + HST.

Yes. Apply to join the waiting list for a serviced seasonal site with hydro and water. A site must be available before we can confirm your place, and serviced camping is excluded from sales. See the waiting-list application area. When a seasonal site is free, shorter stays may be possible; ask at the office.

Serviced seasonal sites at Motopark have hydro and water, require a waiting-list application and do not qualify for sales. Non-serviced primitive camping has no hookups, no waiting list and can be signed up for at any time. Seasonal primitive camping qualifies for sale offers when available. Compare seasonal camping options.

Renewal acknowledgement begins November 1. Motopark must have your renewal answer by January 1; if you do not respond by then, you lose your serviced site. Pay any time between November 1 and February 1, with payment due by February 1. These dates apply to serviced sites, which do not qualify for sales.

Yes. Primitive camping is open by the night on race weekends, while the track is closed for practice. On MP Cup weekends in 2026 the gate was open 7 AM to 11 PM and staffed around the clock; late arrivals parked in the overflow area until the main pit opened at 7. The race’s page has that weekend’s details.

Yes, five. Two hotel-style rooms and a family room with a kitchen are above the Off-Road Café, and two basic bunkhouse rooms are on the ground floor. Rooms start at $100 + HST a night. Compare the rooms and request one online.

Request it online: pick your dates and the room, and we’ll get back to you to confirm. Nothing is charged when you send the request, and there’s no deposit: you pay when you arrive. There are only five rooms, so ask early, especially in camp weeks, when our camps use the bunkhouse rooms. We take requests for next season from November 1, when our new year starts. After the season closes, ask us: we may be able to open a room. Or call 519-794-2434.

For the bunkhouse rooms (4 and 5), yes: bring sleeping bags or sheets, pillows and towels. In the family room (room 3), the queen bed is made up; bring sleeping bags or sheets for the bunks. The two hotel-style rooms are fully made up, with bedding and towels. Only the family room has a kitchen, stocked with basic supplies.

Yes, if you’re a Motopark member. Winter trailer storage is $420.35 + HST for the winter. Request a spot, then sign the storage agreement at the office.

Yes, on a seasonal campsite. With a primitive season pass you can pick a spot and leave your trailer there all season, but if you pull out, another camper can take the spot. Serviced seasonal sites are yours for the whole season. See seasonal camping.

Yes. There are showers, washrooms and water fill stations on site. Primitive campsites have no hydro or water hookups, so fill up before you set up.

No. Dumping grey water or sewage isn’t allowed at Motopark or on the back roads around it. During camp weeks, Wilton Sanitation (519-924-3356) does trailer pump-outs on Thursdays: $53.10 + HST for black water and $35.40 + HST for grey. Book by Tuesday.

Yes, from 7 AM to 11 PM, at 53 decibels or less. Yamaha, Honda, Generac and Champion generators are approved.