ATV Rentals
ATV Rentals in Dallas–Fort Worth
Ride 100 acres of private Texas trails on a guided hour-long tour. Gear, training and a guide are included — you just show up.
Rent an ATV in Fort Worth — no experience needed
D-Town ATV Rentals (formerly DTX ATV Rentals) runs guided ATV rides on private land at 5639 Ann Ln N in Fort Worth, minutes from Dallas. Every rental is a guided one-hour tour, so you are never handed a machine and left to work it out. We fit your safety gear, walk you through operating the ATV, and a guide rides with your group the whole way.
It suits complete first-timers and experienced riders alike. The terrain runs from open, easy ground to tighter, rougher lines, and your guide sets the pace to match the group.
What you can rent
Single-Rider ATV
$120One rider, one machine. The most popular option, and the one most first-timers pick.
Double-Rider ATV
$190Two people on one machine — a driver and a passenger. Ideal for a parent riding with a child, or anyone who would rather ride along than drive.
Prices are per ATV for the one-hour guided tour. A $20 deposit per ATV reserves your spot online; the balance is paid when you arrive.
Included with every rental
- A guided one-hour ride on roughly 100 acres of private trails
- All safety gear, fitted before you ride
- Hands-on safety training covering how to operate the ATV
- A guide with your group for the whole ride
Age and rider requirements
Drivers must be at least 12 years old. Passengers can be as young as 3, riding on a double-rider ATV with an adult driver. No licence or previous experience is required — the safety training covers everything you need before you set off.
Group discount
Booking 5 or more ATVs? You get $10 off per ATV, applied to your remaining balance when you arrive. Popular for birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, team outings and family get-togethers.
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Check live availability and reserve with a $20 deposit per ATV.
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