Hidden Falls has everything you need for an amazing visit. Plenty of camping, RV hook ups, food, showers, air and a well stocked store! The trails range from bumpy and scenic to challenging for most drivers. Motorcycles and side by sides are welcome too. The trails are well marked and there are lots of great places for pictures.

Always a good time at HF. I’ve been out there multiple times in both my Wrangler and on my dirt bike. I’m intermediate in both, but there are plenty of trails that are challenging but not impossible. I’ve also camped in the primitive camp site a few times and like that there is a convenience store onsite that covers anything you may have forgotten.

Going to HFAP is definitely an excellent way to immerse yourself in the natural surroundings. I really like how they offer various campsites, and especially the NEW APP! One of the park’s standout features is its friendly and knowledgeable staff. They are always ready to assist and ensure our visit is enjoyable and safe. 😊

A great time for sure. A good Off-road park with plenty for everyone. I’ve got a full-sized 4x4 Tundra, and was able to get through most of the terrain. A few really technical spots that I didn’t dare. But others did with ease. A little disappointed with the pricing, (sites vs daily riding) but it made up for it with facilities and trail grooming. I do wish the trails were better marked against the map you download online. Overall great experience and would go again.

We are relatively new to offroading and was a little nervous about going to an OHV Park. Most of our experience is in the Ouachita National Forest and a couple of trips to Barnwell and Crossbar on the easy trails. When we arrived, we felt a sense of ease secondary to how we were greeted and then treated. First the guy at the gate was very polite and funny, he pulled us in like we were pilots of an airplane. We had a short but nice chat with him and he even saw us leaving and came over to see how we liked it. Second, the staff behind the desk, at the general store asked us if we needed any help . We told them we are newish to Wheeling and he took out a map and showed us what he would consider a perfect route for less experienced people. He laid it out in great detail and marked on the map the exact route we would take and he marked any spots that may be an issue. We eased our way down Park Road 1 and it was nice, when we hit park road 2, I would say that some of it was as difficult as most of the trails we have actually done. We the went from park road 2 to Hog Alley back to Park road 2, up North Pole to North Spur, back to park road 2, up to park road 1, to park road 3 up to Wildcat Mountain. We spent some time enjoying the view and realizing that out new Jeep Rubicon X on 35's just didn't have any issues with obstacles that looked difficult to us. We meet a couple of young ladies later in the day and rode several trails with them including the last leg of our route down Valley Road. We also road up to North Peak and after pulling onto the trail, we decided it was a little over our head. It was a great first day and we learned a lot. On day 2 we met up with 3 experienced young men and they showed us the ropes and we were able to complete North Pole and do a section of Baby Back and several other sections that we would not have attempted on our own. What a learning experience. All in all it was my favorite trail to date and I can't wait to go back. Aftermarket skids and rock rails are on the way so we will be prepared for more.

I visited the park this past weekend 8.12.23 a unplanned visit to see what my truck could even be capable of, didn’t have any high expectations going on a completely Stock truck (2023 2500HD) and let me say I had a blast! Definitely have trails for any capabilities, didn’t think I was going to be able to do much , but I was extremely wrong and surprised, we’ll worth the visit

Not many off road parks in Texas. This is a must try if you haven’t explored the Texas hill country. Try to go in the cooler months though, the summer heat can be brutal. And drink lots of fluids to stay hydrated. If you forget to bring a air compressor, it’s okay because they have an air station at the pavilion that is pretty quick.

Great park. Something for everyone. Good accommodations (bathrooms, showers, general store, food truck, RV and tent camping). Good views. Flat trails, elevation, slick limestone rock ledges, creek bed trails, waterfalls (when it rains), kid riding area…a great place.

Such a fun place!! For the drivers super fun and they’re so good giving you tips and helpful instructions. For the ladies that tag along like me, they have clean restrooms with clean showers! The food truck was great, the picnic area looks wonderful. And they have drinks and snacks if you need a last minute something. We will definitely come back

Probably the best full-size offroading in central texas. Also a complete UTV / SxS trail system which I haven’t done. You can go from mild to wild. From stock Broncos & Power Wagons to crawler buggies - there’s something for everyone. I haven’t found a better spot.. great trails, decent signs (part of the adventure!), helpful rangers, well-stocked general store.

We had a great weekend at the park with our local Jeep group. Lots of fun challenging trails and lots of options on bypasses if they were needed. Park rangers were all nice and welcoming answering all the questions some of us first timers had. They also have a kid section for our youngest two to go ride atvs. This is a great place for a family weekend of fun.

This place is awesome!! The staff is super friendly and super helpful. The trails are well laid out and well labeled. This was my first time off-roading my Subaru the staff was very helpful in directing us on trails that would suit my car. We will be back with more modifications!

Wife and I had an awesome time. Well worth the trip from east Texas. Lots of camp sites and the avena interactive maps were a big plus. Easy to stay on correct trails. Most hard obstacles have a bypass. Got to see a lot of stock vehicles out here doing some of these trails.