private off road parks in victoria as the title implies, I am curious to know why there are no private offroad parks in victoria like cityview and lcnp, what stands in the way?
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Victoria is much smaller with less vast tracts of private land not already in use. I imagine land is much more expensive too. I am guessing there is probably some quite strict planning and environmental laws in play
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Land is expensive in Victoria.. and most councils and shires are really conservative in planning mostly because of environmental factors. So operating a private offroad park is almost out of the question. But then, there are quite a lot of different tracks in Victoria anyway and I am sure there are some spots that are used for fun. :)
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private off road parks in victoria Just my thoughts, but given planning regulations, cost of insurance and management, doubtful an offroad park would be supported enough to be financially viable.
Atm we have access to most of the state to play, don't need to be coralled into just one or two areas. |
There was a bloke on patrol 4x4 a while ago that was proposing a park near Dargo. It was not going to be financially viable unless they charged a fair bit and there was little enthusiasm. Would be great for people with cars that aren't drivable on the road, buggies and home built stuff.
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Councils, greenies and other fools stand in the way for people to express themselves in their chosen activity. |
The High Country is the biggest off road park in Australia and it's free. How could a private park even compete?
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This is what I'm talking about, a place for quads, buggies, side by sides..... Jeeps :) |
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I am guessing that is a personal injury liability insurance thing?
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Insurance would be a nightmare. Probably 3/4 of the entrance fee would be for personal injury/public liability. Disclaimers are not worth the paper they are written on. |
TAC is very good to have though. I used to have a dirt bike and simply being registered means you are covered anywhere. Means if you become paralysed etc you will have financial support for life. And people cannot sue you for personal injury. I am not sure if you would be able to if an accident happens on private property with an unregistered vehicle. Either way there is no getting around insurance would be a major issue for 4wd parks. Motocross courses don't seem to have too much trouble. And those bikes definitely aren't registered
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As a member of MJOC and being affiliated with 4WDVIC we have a great working relationship with Parks Vic and DSE.
One of the big benefits of this is legal acess to MVO tracks throughout the state. Considering the High Country take up about 20% of all public land in Victoria I can't see it getting permanently closed anytime soon. |
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I look at the fun they have with the rock bouncers and the like in all those southern off road parks in the states. wish we could have that sort of thing here
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30 years ago there was a great one 1/2 way between Werribee & Little River. It is long gone now. There are a few old creek beds in the north east & I know of an old mine site that would work. Problem is once every dog & his master starts wheeling there they will be soon locked up by timbotrog's mates. |
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