
Black Rock Adventure Park is a 220-acre commercial OHV and adventure complex in Ashtabula County in the far northeastern corner of Ohio near Lake Erie, approximately 60 miles northeast of Cleveland via I-90. The park's northeastern Ohio location puts it within practical reach of the Cleveland-Akron-Youngstown corridor and the Pittsburgh market across the Pennsylvania state line, one of the few OHV facilities in the densely populated Lake Erie shoreline region. Trail character on the 220-acre property spans wooded loops, mud pits, and obstacle courses suited to ATV-scale machines, supplemented by a lake with a beach that provides a non-riding amenity and swimming option for guests and families. ATVs are the only riding machine permitted, there are no rentals on site, so riders must bring their own equipment. The park operates a full 96-site campground that functions as a significant draw independent of the riding: water and electric hookup sites run $55–95/night, and primitive sites run $25–50/night across a range of configurations. Day passes are $25 for riders 13 and over, $15 for riders 12 and under; season passes are $200 for unlimited visits through the operational season. Saturday and Sunday hours are 10am–5pm, with the season opening in April (440-594-1764).
Black Rock Adventure Park is a 220-acre commercial OHV and adventure complex in Ashtabula County in the far northeastern corner of Ohio near Lake Erie, approximately 60 miles northeast of Cleveland via I-90. The park's northeastern Ohio location puts it within practical reach of the Cleveland-Akron-Youngstown corridor and the Pittsburgh market across the Pennsylvania state line, one of the few OHV facilities in the densely populated Lake Erie shoreline region. Trail character on the 220-acre property spans wooded loops, mud pits, and obstacle courses suited to ATV-scale machines, supplemented by a lake with a beach that provides a non-riding amenity and swimming option for guests and families. ATVs are the only riding machine permitted, there are no rentals on site, so riders must bring their own equipment. The park operates a full 96-site campground that functions as a significant draw independent of the riding: water and electric hookup sites run $55–95/night, and primitive sites run $25–50/night across a range of configurations. Day passes are $25 for riders 13 and over, $15 for riders 12 and under; season passes are $200 for unlimited visits through the operational season. Saturday and Sunday hours are 10am–5pm, with the season opening in April (440-594-1764).
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