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Badlands or red bird? Or somewhere else. I wanna do trailing, mudding, hill climbing. Pretty much everything. Which do you prefer? Or maybe a different park?

I want it to be a cheaper cost if it is a different park and camping if possible.

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I suggest you go to Lawrence County Recreational Park. They offer camping amenities and even offer restrooms and showers. Redbird js also nice. They do not offer camping amenities but a nearby place called Camp Refuge offers cabin rentals.

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