Mud, Pines, and Full-Throttle Trails: 90 Minutes at Hog Waller in Palatka

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Mud, Pines, and Full-Throttle Trails: 90 Minutes at Hog Waller in Palatka

A 90-minute ATV/UTV rental that puts you across 1,100 acres of Florida woods, through massive mud pits, and into a family-focused campground—this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.

Mud, Pines, and Full-Throttle Trails: 90 Minutes at Hog Waller in Palatka.

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Location
Palatka
Operator
Forrest's Motorsport Rentals
Category
ATV/UTV
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Hog Waller Campground & Resort, outside Palatka, Florida, is a 1,100‑acre playground of pine and muck where riders of ATVs and UTVs thread wooded trails and test themselves in a massive mud pit. Open year‑round and run by a local Putnam County family, the park pairs off‑road adrenaline with campground amenities—bathing facilities, restrooms and vendor stalls for food, clothing, snacks and vehicle supplies.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LANDSCAPE

1,100 Acres of Wooded Trails

The property stretches across roughly 1,100 acres of Florida woods—trail riding dominates the experience, with riders regularly exploring winding forest runs throughout the year.

THE MUD

Huge Mud Pits for High-Octane Play

Hog Waller is known for a massive mud pit where specially built trucks and cars, along with ATVs and UTVs, take on deep, messy terrain—an unmistakable draw for riders seeking mud‑heavy runs.

THE CAMP

Family‑Friendly Amenities and On‑Site Vendors

Beyond the trails there are bathing facilities and restrooms, and vendors onsite who sell food, clothing, snacks and supplies for vehicles and ATVs—practical comforts that keep a long day of riding manageable.

What the day feels like

What the 90 Minutes Feels Like

Ninety minutes on an ATV or UTV here means threading wooded track across a large, family‑run property, punctuated by sections of deep mud and open areas that attract riders of all experience levels. The mix of fast trail work and mud play is balanced by campground services and vendors at the base area, so the ride feels like a compact, high‑energy loop with support amenities close at hand.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits—and who should think twice.

1
Active FamiliesFamilies with children old enough to ride together will find the combination of trails and campground amenities suitable—note that riders under 6 cannot participate as passengers.
2
Solo DriversAnyone 18 or older who wants a short, high‑energy ride can drive an ATV/UTV during the 90‑minute rental window.
3
First‑Time RidersAges 10 and older.
4
Groups & ClubsSmall groups or rider meetups fit the site’s mix of trails and mud features, provided all drivers meet the age minimums and you coordinate any additional park access fees.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

Hog Waller is open year‑round; the rental itself runs for 90 minutes.

What to Bring

Vendors onsite sell food, clothing, snacks and vehicle/ATV supplies—plan accordingly if you need fuel or spares, as these items are available at the campground.

Amenities

Bathing facilities and restrooms are available at the campground base.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is a rental?

The rental duration is 1.5 hours (90 minutes).

Are there age limits for drivers and riders?

Yes—drivers must be 18 or older; riders (passengers) must be at least 6 years old.

Is Hog Waller affiliated with Forrest’s Motorsport Rentals?

No. Hog Waller is NOT affiliated with Forrest’s Motorsport Rentals, and there are additional charges from Hog Waller that are not included in Forrest’s rental fees.

What facilities are available at the site?

The site has bathing facilities, restrooms, and onsite vendors selling food, clothing, snacks and supplies for vehicles and ATVs.

What kind of terrain will I ride?

Riding takes place across approximately 1,100 acres of woods and includes a large mud pit frequently used by riders and specially built vehicles.