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Park closes to public riding for several special event competitions. Check social media and/or call before you haul, (916) 985-7378. Or visit the park's Event Calendar.
MX Practice Track is fully groomed each Wednesday (weather and staff permitting), and lightly groomed on Saturdays with watering as needed throughout the week. The track may be temporarily closed at times, until grooming can be performed.

 

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The California State Parks Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division is seeking your input on the Prairie City State Vehicle Recreation Area Road and Trail Management Plan. Please visit the project website for additional information at Prairie City SVRA Road and Trail Management Plan.
Thank you for your comments on the Draft Road and Trail Management Plan (RTMP) with Appendices for Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area. We have reviewed your comments and developed a response to comments document. We are making edits to the plan based on comments received as well as additional evaluations and are developing the Revised Plan/CEQA Draft. The next formal opportunity for public input will be during the Revised Plan/CEQA Draft review period anticipated in late summer 2024.
Visiting Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area
Prairie City is situated at the base of the Sierra Nevada foothills, 20 miles east of downtown Sacramento and three miles south of U.S. 50. The area offers off-highway vehicle enthusiasts a variety of interesting terrain and trails for motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, and 4-wheel drive vehicles. There are flat, open grasslands, rolling hills with native blue oak trees, and acres of cobbled mine tailings left after gold dredges combed ancient river beds in search of gold during the late 1800s. Beginners, as well as experts, find a variety of terrain both challenging and enjoyable.
Prairie City SVRA takes its name from the gold rush community that was located just northeast of the present-day park. Today, the only reminders of that 1850s community are some old mine tailings and a historical marker, California Historical Landmark #464, which is located at the intersection of Prairie City Road and U.S. 50.
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Oak trees and brushy areas provide shelter for quail, wild turkeys, and pheasants. Lewis' woodpeckers, acorn woodpeckers, and northern flickers can often be seen on the blue oaks. Deer are often seen in the morning or evening hours when they come out to graze, and coyotes are also seen occasionally.
Recreational Land ManagementProviding long-term sustained OHV recreation opportunity is a top priority in SVRA Management. Provisions in California law require actions to stabilize soils and to provide for healthy wildlife populations in OHV recreation areas. Sites exist throughout the SVRA which have become eroded. There are projects ongoing to stabilize eroded areas by reshaping slopes, and by reseeding and replanting bare areas. Vegetation creates wildlife habitat while plant roots help stabilize the soil. Project areas are temporarily closed to OHV use through the use of barriers, such as fences, hay bales, brush piles and signing. Where possible, well designed OHV trails are immediately provided through project areas. Other project areas may be closed for a number of years before being again opened for OHV use. Your understanding and support in staying out of areas closed for restoration help ensure OHV recreation opportunities for years to come.
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Quarterly meetings are held to provide the public with information on current park projects and developments. An agenda is provided prior to the meeting and time allotted at the end for public comment. For more information, email prairie_city@parks.ca.gov or call (916) 985-1093.
 
Wet Weather Closure (WWC) Information
A Wet Weather Closure policy and process was implemented on January 17, 2023 WWC Posted Order. Recommendations for closures will be provided to the Sector Manager by a Prairie City Staff Team, on a daily basis.

Factors considered include seasonal precipitation totals, soil type, soil saturation/condition, presence of standing water, safety, and the imminent weather forecast.
View zoned portions of the park subject to wet weather closures here. During closures, Zones 1 & 2 remain open, while portions of Zones 3 & 4 are closed.
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Notice! The park will be closed to the public for the  Hangtown Motocross Classic Tuesday, May 28 through Saturday, June 1, 2024.

Park is open every day of the year, including holidays, except for Wednesdays.
Portions of the park may fall under a wet weather closure (WWC) during the winter rains. All user groups will still have a portion of their designated areas to recreate.
Park closes to public riding for several special event competitions. Check social media and/or call before you haul, (916) 985-7378. Or visit the park's Event Calendar.
MX Practice Track is fully groomed each Wednesday (weather and staff permitting), and lightly groomed on Saturdays with watering as needed throughout the week. The track may be temporarily closed at times, until grooming can be performed.

 

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