Motocross Deschambault

Awesome facility!

One of the nicest tracks in Canada. Love going there. The owner is a good guy.

Great facility, lots of activities for the whole family. We’ve been coming here for years and they continue to improve the facility and amenities.

Love this Motocross park. Nice camping setup for long weekends

Best looking track in Canada...owner puts in lots of work

Nice place, very clean but we were a little disapointed about the fact the endurocross trail wasn' t ready yet and the smaller track unavailable.Haven't seen any notice on the website

Needs to have showers and laundromat service, otherwise very clean and well kept

Great track. Lots of fun! Well organised.

Not a safe place to go unless they have a medic and flaggers present. From what I hear, that is not often and the medics are slow. I crashed in a back section laying beside the track for almost 20 minutes, with several people looking to go get help for me. A staff member finally arrived, after me playing dead and asked me to walk to the side by side for a ride. He was not a medic and I later found out there was not one on site at all. I had a high speed crash and I thought I broke both my legs and neck. My spouse was frantic looking all over for me. I also posted on the Facebook page to give awareness and was never seen by any other staff or given an apology. I am giving 2 stars because the track is very nice, but they do not care about safety, only money.

We took a 2hours beginner class for motocross. Here are the positive parts :- the gear comes in the forfait (includes long sleeves t-shirt, boots, pants, chest protection, gloves, glasses and helmet)- we got to choose between different sizes and cc of motocross.Here is what disappointed us :- we were around 20 people (all different age), all mixed together. We expected to be put in different teams, going from people with no experience in riding to people with experience. That would’ve saved us the big 20 minutes speech at the beginning of the class explaining on how to start a manual transmission when some people already knew.If we would’ve been put into teams, we could’ve received more tips on how to actually drive the motocross in curves, or what to do in jumps, how to land, etc…Overall, we had a good time. It might be better to just rent a motocross and some gear and figure it out as you go. It would be less expensive for the same result as an « initiation » lesson.