Safe spot to go mudding in San Antonio, TX

[ck2012]

Where is a safe place to go mudding in San Antonio TX preferably by the zip 78254?
I'm tired of getting the cops called on me and risking getting tickets is there any safe spots to go that are absolutely risk free?
Any help is welcomed
Sorry if this is a repost or in the wrong thread I'm a tad bit new.
Thank you

 

[J-Thompson]

If you have no job then you have no money
No money = no wheelin
Reason being is in most cases
wheelin = breakage
This is especially true for mud

 

[ck2012]

My dads a mechanic and i just want a safe place to go I'm tired of tickets.

 

[tjkj2002]

My dads a mechanic and i just want a safe place to go I'm tired of tickets.

Join a local offroad club,or use google.Illegal wheeling your doing is more fuel to the fire to take away all wheeling lands.

 

[J-Thompson]

Join a local offroad club,or use google.Illegal wheeling your doing is more fuel to the fire to take away all wheeling lands.

X2
I am so sick of A$$ holes causing me to have
a bad image and loose land to wheel on
Do it legally or SELL YOUR JEEP
I DO NOT WANT YOU TO BE A PART OF THIS

 

[Okura_hubby]

They have mud in Texas? Last I heard Texas hasnt seen rain in like months.. More like a desert or something..

 

[ck2012]

Well I mostly go in ponds that have dried up a tad but we got rain like monday or so that was pretty good.
Here's some videos from when we went. They're all from phones and no one recorded me pulling the truck out with my KJ.

http://youtu.be/e1k7psxFgFk
http://youtu.be/hWZ65xIX-o4
http://youtu.be/KYJYMfLSrcM

 

[yellocoyote]

On legal land to be driving on... or someone's private property? :-s

Maybe you should read up...

http://www.treadlightly.org/page.php/responsible-four/Recreation-Tips.html

http://www.facebook.com/nationaloffroadassociation?sk=info

We don't condone illegal wheeling here - don't post it. So if that's indeed what you're doing, you deserve the tickets that you've gotten... and worse for aiding in spoiling the sport for the rest of the enthusiasts out there. It's best that you stop.

 

[Ry' N Jen]

We've been lucky here in Richmond for the last 39 years.
There has been a local place near the Fraser River that has
always been open to the public for recreation purposes.
Whether it be for dirt biking, or light off roading.
Yes it is public land, but there have always been signs saying to
operate your motor vehicle in a safe and courteous manner.
The only prohibited area was that no motorized vehicles are
allowed on Richmond *****.
That has changed as of recently, the public land is now being
developed and the signs have been removed and eventually it
will be turned into an industrial park. So no more public public
dirt play ground!
Fortunately until new signage appears the land is still open to
the public legally!
(I have friends with the RCMP here in Richmond.)

But like the saying goes, "One bad apple spoils the bunch!"

 

[markc]

http://www.hiddenfallsadventurepark.com/about.html

Try this off road park near San Antonio. I've never been there, but it is a designated off road park. Abide by their rules and enjoy.

 

[speedracerbubba]

Well I mostly go in ponds that have dried up a tad but we got rain like monday or so that was pretty good.
Here's some videos from when we went. They're all from phones and no one recorded me pulling the truck out with my KJ.

http://youtu.be/e1k7psxFgFk
http://youtu.be/hWZ65xIX-o4
http://youtu.be/KYJYMfLSrcM

Did anyone else start singing the dukes of hazzard theme song listening to these videos? :icon_lol:

Not knockin ya. I grew up in a small town where a huge thing was getting a mcdonalds and shooting stuff in the back 40 was a good way to pass time.