a few friends and I will be going out there with our vehicles, not our f150's, to play around for the weekend. Not a good place for your f150. If interested let me know.

As of now the vehicles should be a FJ40, FJ60, TJ, CJ, and LR disco.

Price according to their website
$25/day per vehicle
$15/night camping
$20/2day pass for passengers

http://hiddenfallsadventurepark.com/

 

Not gonna be in TX til next year, but would this be a good place just to camp with my F-150? My truck is 2WD, so no trail riding at all, but my gf is from Texas, and I'm trying to plan a somewhat different trip than our last three annual treks to Dallas.

We both love camping, just didn't know if simple camping would be too urbane for a place like that, if we needed to bring extras to keep us busy. Guess I'm just asking if the place is beautiful enough for us to just chill during the day and say "ooooh" and "ahhhhh" at the sunrises/sunsets? Lol

 

hey man ill goo with ya. ill also have my camera to take lots o' pics. and ill keep trying to convince Andrew to bring out the pathy.

 

I'll let you know after Jan. 8th

Will be our first trip out to this park. I would imagine a state park would be better than an offroad park and cheaper.

 

There is a good chance I'll go. I might be getting a little minibike to take along. Otherwise I'll end up spending at least $40 in gas. It is a very nice park.

Here are pics from the last time I went. I was able to get around on the level 1 and some of the level 2 trails with my 2wd F150 with highway tires.
http://forum.gopowerhungry.com/conve...adventure.html

 

Shoot me a PM and ill send you the link to the FB event so you can keep up with details.

edit: fair warning, i plan on doing level 3 and 4 trails as well which a couple others will i'm assuming. I am thinking we should have a spare seat between some vehicle though.

 

Bumping this once more before the trip.

If you are interested in coming shoot me a PM so we can exchange contact info if you have trouble finding us.

 

Hey guys, now that you've made your trek, would there be anything there for my big Grey 2WD baby lol? Or should I just stick to regular campgrounds and leave Hidden Falls hidden?

Like I said originally, I'm looking for a place to mainly camp, that would be something different than woods and the same ol, same ol. But how was the scenery, and what all is there to do?

 

Stick to camping some where else.

There are places you can drive around for 2wd, but at best would be a cool thing to drive thru for a couple hours if you didn't have to pay a $25 entrance fee and were already in the area

Alot of trails, I broke the first night broke all 4 studs holding my steering arm on, second day we stuck to level 3 and 4 trails and packed up and left saturday night instead of sunday morning.

Definitely will go back again at some point, but i enjoy barnwell mountain a little more and it's slightly closer to me.

4 wheelers are allowed if you have one (not sure what trails would be fun with one though).

 

Used to go there when I had my Rubi. A great place if you have the right vehicle.

 

it's a fun park to go to occasionally.

Trying out Clayton, OK in a couple weeks for the first time. Should be a good trip, have a group of 8 rigs going currently

 

So will this place tear up my truck? Just bought a 08' XLT 4x4 super cab and have 6" Pro Comp lift with 35s

 

If you drive within you and your vehicle's limits sensibly, you wont tear anything up.

 

I personally wouldn't bring a truck with a 6" lift and above regular cab length out there.

You will be stuck to most of the perimeter trails unless you are fine with tons of scratches and body damage.

 

Cool thanks. It's still new to me so thanks for the reply.