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Hidden Falls Adventure Park

3.5 (96 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Robert C.

First timer review. We recently bought a TJ this year and wanted to take it out. Little last minute Labor Day trip and it did not disappoint. We pulled up to the park and the first person we encountered was so helpfully. We told them it was our first time and they walked us through everything no problem. Once we got in and on the trails we started easy. We slowly worked our way up and were able to do some trails we didn't expect to do. Can't say enough great things about the place. Definitely want to go back and continue to get better.

Larry J.

Planned a trip here with my brother in law Steve. Easy check in, helpful staff. The map makes the trails easy to follow. You can plan your trip to be a variety of easier and very challenging obstacles

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Jessica G.

Not a long review to write. This place is where I like to go to throw some mud on my truck and relax, relieve some stress and have a great time with friends that I call family. General store has your basic needs. There are showers and decent bathrooms on the property. Really spacious RV hook ups and a nice little primitive camping area. No bad things to say about this place. Staff is super chill and laid back. Never had an issue with anyone here. Thanks for being my go-to off-road spot!

Amazing experience for a first time Jeep off-road experience. I wrote a review when we visited but must have had a technical glitch. So here is our review again. Went for a family experience day trip up from Houston end of December. It was worth the drive. Check in was easy and park staff and rangers were exceptionally friendly and helpful. We were by ourselves and ended up getting a tour through the park. We experienced terrain that we would not have tried on our own and got to see the various aspects of the park. Trails were maintained and signage was throughout the park. There is even an app to download to know exactly where you are at any given point in time should you need help. Highly recommend for a first time experience. If it is your first time, let the folks know when you check in.

The gorgeous views
Pam D.

The trails were awesome and they have various levels you can choose from. The primitive camp grounds were clean and well keep. There are some fire rings The bathhouse same thing , very clean Very friendly staff They do have a food truck that's there for the majority of the day. We had no problems with social distancing . I'll definitely want to go back but maybe wait till cooler weather. And I highly recommend looking up at the night skies and see a few more stars that I normally don't get to see because of light pollution.

Fully stock, stick to service roads and maybe level one or two trails.
Jose G.

This was our first time off-roading and didn't know what to expect. We had a great time, good side park with a good variety of skill/equipment level trails. We had a blast. The map that is provided as well as the trail markings could be improve. It's easy to end up in a dangerous/risky situation trying to follow vague signs and hasty maps. The staff was ok, but not overly informative. We would return, overall great experience.

Trevor A.

Average experience first time here. Overpriced versus other sport clay venues around South Texas as they charge .50cents per clay, only allow a 5% breakage, versus 15-20% at other places and do not allow you to drive your vehicle from station to station. You must rent their overpriced golf carts and pay PER RIDER. No thanks, I'll go to nearby Joshua Creek Ranch for a much better experience and value, will not be back. Average experience first time here. Overpriced versus other sport clay venues around South Texas as they charge .50cents per clay, only allow a 5% breakage, versus 15-20% at other places and do not allow you to drive your vehicle from station to station. You must rent their overpriced golf carts and pay PER RIDER. No thanks, I'll go to nearby Joshua Creek Ranch for a much better experience and value, will not be back.

Diane Y.

The trails are really not great for ATV's/UTV's. It is SO Rocky and dusty! There were only a couple of water holes and they weren't worth getting muddy over. They were stagnant and stunk! We did the ATV trails for 3 days but all of our backs were hurting and the trails took off about a years worth of tread on the tires. But, the place is great for jeeps and plenty of dirt bike trails.

Shane L.

The guys at Hidden Falls Adventure Park General Store at Area B are the BEST! So my wife and I went to the park for some light duty wheeling. We were out on a trail takin it pretty easy, and then... well rubber neckin' and wheelin' should not be done at the same time and while I was only goin' 5 miles an hour (honestly!) I nosed the passenger front wheel into a small divot or ditch and generated a resounding "omph!" from the occupants within the Jeep. We continued on, since there was no immediate concern, until my wife said, "The steering wheel is upside down". We also found that turning left was now a challenge, our NASCAR turning radius had been reduced to 1/3 the norm. So we headed back down the trail to the General Store. My wife asked the guys there if they had any tools we could borrow or buy to get us back to operational. Jim volunteered to go grab some tools for us to use and we were able to adjust a couple steering components to make things driveable again. Jim, you ROCKETH!! Thank you so much for making our experience at Hidden Falls Adventure park a good one!! We will be back!!

Mild off roading
Eric P.

If your looking for a spot to off-road near San Antonio good luck they're aren't any since everything is private land but if your willing to drive about 2 hours north Hidden Falls Adventure park will meet your needs, they have all types of trails for the budget beginner off-roader to the piles of cash to burn on modded out jeeps/razors! Also available is a shooting range and campsites! All in all this spot is dope!

My mom raised a true badass
Chucky H.

This review is for day pass use of dirt bikes at the Hidden Falls Adventure Park (one day only). About 6 months ago my brother and I decided to buy a couple of cheap, small dirt bikes (110cc 4-stroke "pit bikes") as we are complete beginners who have never owned or ridden any type of off-road vehicle or motorcycle. Once we learned how to ride them and got a little more comfortable, we started looking into trail riding in the greater Austin area. We weren't sure if our small bikes were suited for the type of trails at Hidden Falls, but we decided to get out there anyway since the weather could not have been more perfect for it last weekend. We paid $25 each for day passes and arrived at about 11:00 on Saturday afternoon on 12/7/2019. There were about 10 other groups/individuals parked in the day pass parking area and we chatted with a couple other riders who were very nice and helpful to us as first-timers. They advised that we stick to the ATV trails because the dirt bike trails were a little more than our bikes could probably handle, and they were right! The ATV trails were perfect for putting our bikes to their first real test to see what they (and we) were capable of. We got into one of the dirt bike trails and made it the whole way through, but with some difficulty due to the size of our bikes and our inexperience. The ATV trails and even just riding on parts of Park Road (the main road that accesses most all of the trails) were the most fun. We spent about 5-6 hours in total riding the trails, hanging out, and taking breaks in the day pass area. There are some very scenic views at different locations throughout the park. We can't wait to get back to explore more. A couple of tips for newbies like us: Don't pack light - bring your tools, spare parts, fuel, lunch/snacks/drinks, accessories, and anything else you think you might need. Also, take a cell phone with plenty of battery life and a printed copy of the trail map(s) with you while riding. We stayed out a little too late on our last ride of the day and the sun started going down very quick. We realized we were a little lost and if we didn't have our maps we might have gotten caught in the dark. If there were an emergency/injury out on the trails, you may not see another rider or anyone that can help so bring a cell phone and hope you can get reception if you need to use it. There is an emergency number printed on the maps.

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Brock was very unprofessional and disrespectful,we drove from Houston to get a horrible experience! Won't be coming again!

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My wife and I went and rode the trails in her 23 Rubicon. We had a great time at the staff was friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful.

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“Some trails are just for full-sized vehicles, while others are reserved for ATVs, side-by-sides and dirt bikes.”

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