Hungry Valley SVRA is part of the OHV Division of California State Parks.
Hungry Valley SVRA is part of the OHV Division of California State Parks.
The OHV Division works to ensure that quality recreational opportunities remain available for future generations by providing education, conservation, and enforcement efforts that balance OHV recreation impacts with programs that conserve and protect cultural and natural resources.
The Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Program was created in 1971 to better manage growing demands for off-highway recreation, while at the same time foster respect for private property rights and protect California's natural and cultural resources. Today, this program, a division of the California Department of Parks and Recreation, is the largest and most successful program of its type in the U.S. The program continues its commitment to provide safe, enjoyable recreation while balancing the need to protect the state's resources.
In addition to providing accessibility to off-highway recreation for everyone from hikers to bikers to bird watchers, the program provides a variety of services and benefits to California's residents and visitors, including resource management of state lands, wildlife habitat protection, youth development and law enforcement.
Program funding comes from fuel taxes which are attributable to the recreational use of vehicles off-highway, off-highway vehicle registration fees, and fees collected at State Vehicular Recreation Areas.
Day Use $5
Dry Camping $10
Family Fun
Special Events
Educational Programs
Challenging Trails
Practice Tracks
Motocross Track
4x4 Obstacle Course
Group Camp and Pavilion
Diverse Terrain
Wildlife
High Desert Plant Life
Come Out and Play!
