Orlando · ORLANDO ATV TOURS
The good orlando atv tours book out first in winter and on summer weekends. Below are the 6 to reserve early, what each includes and how they differ.
Drive a dune buggy on guided country trails near Saint Cloud, with sand pits and muddy water along the way. The three-hour outing includes transport to and from the riding area, instruction, and equipment. Drivers must be 16 or older; all riders pay the same rate.
“We had a great time. Long was a great tour guide and would highly recommend this group. Very kind and interactive person.”
Swap Orlando’s queues for an off-road buggy ride through Florida dirt, sand, puddles and mud. The three-hour outing includes shuttle transport and about an hour on the trails. Two people share a buggy, with drivers aged 16 or older able to switch at a designated stop. Helmets and goggles are provided. Bring a change of clothes.
“We loved it. So much fun and just as described. You will get wet and very muddy. I loved getting my husband very dirty. I want to come on our next vacation.”
Take a guided single-seat ATV ride across more than 230 acres of varied Florida terrain. You’ll get a safety briefing, helmet and goggles, then ride with an instructor who keeps the pace responsible and approachable. Riders have praised guides including Eli, Tito, Travis and Moe, though staff may vary. Bring your driver’s license, closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.
“Had a great experience!!! The trails and pathways was awesome well designed course. My family and I enjoyed every moment. Tito and Travis was our tour guide and those guys great. Thanks!!! We’ll see you guys soon again”
At Lake Louisa State Park near Clermont, you’ll learn to ride an off-road Segway, then follow a guide along grassy park trails for about two hours. Expect roughly three miles, photo stops and commentary on park history, plants and wildlife. Guides have included Marc, Tina, Renee and Alex; the group is capped at eight.
“The experience is amazing The outdoor is spectacular Marc The guide patient and very informative. The staff was professional and super courteous.”
Take the wheel of an eight-wheel amphibious vehicle for a guided hour through Florida tracks, trees, mud and water. You need to be at least 18 and hold a full driver’s license to drive; passengers can be any age if they can sit unaided. Guides Robert and Matthew have been named as instructors, though guide assignments may vary.
“Had a great time celebrating our sons 21st Birthday. The guides were very friendly and made sure we all felt safe driving the vehicles - lots of instruction. They were enthusiastic and made our whole experience fantastic. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.”
Meet your guide at the gate, get a safety briefing and protective gear, then follow a small group onto Florida countryside trails. Expect dirt tracks, grassy banks, rolling humps and muddy dips. ATVs seat two, with single and double rider options. Water, snacks and photos are included, and staff may film you on the ride.
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