Pala Raceway

Well drove 45 miles to run utv and found out they only run them on Monday and Tuesday. Would be nice if the website gave this information. It only shows utv’s $ 40.

It’s fucking closed…

«Built for riders by riders» Pala Raceway has something from 5yr old beginners to 50+year old vets! Motocross is a family sport, you and your family/​friends get out there today.

Great track, kids love it too.
$ 20 kids/​$ 25 adults (after initial sign up).
There are two kids tracks and two adult tracks, plus a super cross track for pros.
Staff are friendly, they have a snack shack with cooked food, drinks, etc — ask for the phone number at the gate and order by phone with delivery.
It gets dusty like all tracks but the water truck goes to each track several times per day.

Recently bought an dual sport bike and wanted to take it to the track… 1^st time to a motocross park in California and overall, It was pretty sweet! I went on a Sunday so I figured it would be crowded and to my surprise, I didn’t think it was too packed or anything. After looking at the website, I thought the park would have a main office/​area, perhaps a lounge area and I was wrong lol It basically large open areas for the track, some bleecher/​stands, areas to park your truck, and a small concession area. thats it
Entry is like paying a toll, literally, you pull up to a toll booth and fill out the waiver stating if you hurt yourself blah blah blah and you pay — a day fee ($ 30?), year membership ($ 45 initially and then $ 25 every time you come for the next year) or some other type of membership… it was for enthusiasts and regulars
They have 5 tracks (2 small bike tracks, a main track, amateur track and the vet track) but I was only able to ride 1 the day I went, the Vet track since they had a race going on that day on the amature track and I wasn’t gonna try the main track…
Ill def. be going back as they seem to maintain the place well and its probably one of the better if not best motocross parks in So. Cal…

I love this track. Its always well groomed and watered, always consistant with jump faces and landings. Nice facility pretty much all you could want in a moto track. The vet track tends to get very packed on the weekends, I mostly ride the big one which is usually pretty empty, even if there is a lot of people on it you don’t notice its so long.

Pala!

Pala Raceway is THE premier motocross facility in San Diego, hands down. Since April of 2009, the Pala MX facility has been open to motocross and ATV riders that are looking for a place to get some quality riding in that’s safe and close to home.
The facility has 5 tracks set up in it’s current configuration that are labeled by different riding levels. The tracks are maintained and prepped every day so there is never issues with unsafe track conditions here. The staff is very helpful to riders on the property as well as on site EMTs in the event that anything serious happens.
The tracks are fun and challenging without putting riders in danger.
There is a $ 20 gate fee along with a $ 20 membership fee on your first visit. Spectators are free, though… so you can bring the whole family. Speaking of families, Pala Raceway is very family friendly, with two kid tracks for the youngsters to practice without fear of the bikes running them over.
I am a frequent rider at Pala Raceway, and I’m happy to see it’s addition to the SoCal lineup of motocross facilities in the area.
Future plans look like that Pala Raceway will add in an asphalt track for street bikes/​racing karts in the future, so look for that soon.
After a hard, fun day of riding, what better way to wind down than a trip down the road to Pala Casino, chill by the pool and eat tacos… yea…that’s the life.
OK…well I have to thank Kim for starting a review of the Pala Raceway motorsports facility here on Unilocal… even though she has never stepped foot on the property. Kim… one day soon maybe you should just drive in and check it out…