ATVriders.com: One of the key things you’re trying to do is push for online preregistration?
Jeff Drost: Yes. Part of the process at the gate is fumbling for cash or credit card or your license and filling out waivers, and with our technology on the website we can have you fill out everything beforehand, waiver, entry process, pay for your RV and everything. That way when you get here, you have your receipt, they scan the bar code and check to make sure everything you have it paid for and send you on your way.

ATVriders.com: Do you know about what your fees are going to be like?
Jeff Drost: On our event weekends, our admission if you do it online, is $55.00 and if you wait to pay at the gate its $60.00. We have a wide range of RV locations. We have over 180 full service RV hookups and sewer spots, the back end spots are $125, the pull-through spots are $225, and we have four premium RV spots that have a big concrete slab, a picnic table, a fire ring, a barbecue pit, and right on the edge of the lake and they are $600 for the entire weekend.

ATVriders.com: At all the RV Sites they have all of the hookups, all of the electricity, and water?
Jeff Drost: Yes, all 184 of our spots will be pavement, you’re not going be on gravel or dirt or sand. Each spot has a 50-amp plug, potable water, we have the largest water well in North LA. We are also going to have a 137,000 gallon water tank with treated water before it gets out into the main line which leads to all of the RV spots. Every spot also has a sewage hookup as well which will be very nice.

There will be 184 paved RV hookup spot at Muddy Bottoms Off-Road Park

ATVriders.com: If people want to do primitive camping, can they do that as well here?
Jeff Drost: Yes they can, we have 146 acres of cleared, flat pasture land that we’re going to have for primitive RV and tent camping. If you come in with a camper, there is a $15 charge for primitive camping, we provide a dump station on the way out of the park for those people.

ATVriders.com: An event, when does that start and end? What’s the time frame?
Jeff Drost: Most of our events start on a Thursday and end on a Sunday, but in the case of our grand opening on Memorial Day weekend, we will stay open until Monday. We will open the gates pretty early Thursday morning to let people in and then they can stay Monday until pretty much the sun goes down.

Muddy Bottoms will features a kids spray park during the day, then at night it will turn into an adults only water park

ATVriders.com: There is also a spray park section. Tell me about that.
Jeff Drost: Yes, we have a kid’s spray park section, it’s got a lot of those little water jets that shoot up out of the ground, it’ll have some of the kid’s toys like water guns, and the big bucket that fills up and dumps over on the kids. In the warmer months, it gives the parents some options for their kids to do other than just ATV riding.

Construction of the spay park at Muddy Bottoms

ATVriders.com: You mentioned at night the spray park area will become an adults only park section with a tall fence.
Jeff Drost: Correct, it’s going to have either an eight foot or six foot fence, which will be solid, not a chain link fence, and at 9:30PM we’re going to turn it into what we’re going to call the “Wet Spot”. We’re going to have a DJ with some sound and lights, BYOB, and give the adults some time to kick back and relax and cool off in the water park.