What is the minimum stay at Moto Supreme?
The minimum stay is three nights. We set it there because the property takes a day to settle into, and almost every group tells us the same thing: day one is unloading and figuring out the trails, and it's day two and three when everyone actually relaxes. If your dates are tight, message Aaron through the listing before you book and he'll tell you honestly whether it works.
How do I book Moto Supreme?
Booking goes through our Airbnb listing, which handles payment, cancellation and all the messaging in one place. Check your dates there first, and if you have questions about trailer parking, the waiver, or fitting a bigger group, send Aaron a message before you book. He'd rather answer ten questions up front than have you arrive and find something wasn't what you pictured.
How many guests are allowed?
The listing is set for 16 or more guests, and the property comfortably sleeps around 20 across 13 beds when a few people are willing to share. Bigger groups are welcome and they're honestly what this place is built for. If your headcount is above 20 or you're bringing kids who'll double up, message Aaron and he'll help you work out the sleeping arrangements.
Is a waiver required?
Yes, every guest signs a waiver before the stay, and Aaron will send it over once your booking is confirmed. The terrain here is genuine trail ground with ruts, steep banks and creek crossings, so the waiver makes sure everyone in your group knows what they're riding into. It takes a minute to sign and it covers riders and non-riders alike.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is after 12:00 PM and check-out is before 12:00 PM, so you get the full afternoon on your arrival day to unload trailers and get out on the trails while there's still light. If you're driving in from a distance and need a little flexibility on either end, ask Aaron. He'll accommodate when the calendar allows.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are welcome, and there's a lot of room for them out here. Most dogs love it. Just keep in mind that with 174 acres of open trail, machines moving around and wildlife in the woods, you'll want to keep an eye on them, especially the first few hours while they get their bearings.
Are there security cameras on the property?
There are exterior security cameras covering the outside of the property, and the cabins have smoke and carbon monoxide alarms inside. There are no cameras inside any of the cabins. The exterior ones are there for the same reason you'd want them on a remote property, which is keeping an eye on the buildings when nobody's booked.
Can we host an event or a party?
Yes, and we host a lot of them. Family reunions, milestone birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette weekends, hunting camps, holiday gatherings and company retreats all book here. Because you get the whole property to yourselves, you're not working around other guests or a quiet-hours policy. Tell Aaron what you're planning and he'll flag anything worth knowing in advance.
