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About Wild Rose MX

Wild Rose MX is a premier 88-acre motocross park located on the north end of Burbank Rd SE in Calgary, Alberta. Known for hosting major events like Pro MX Nationals, WRMA Super Series, and the Spring/Fall Series, this venue brings together riders and fans from across Alberta and beyond. With multiple training and competition tracks, ample on-site parking, and convenient access to nearby hotels and dining, Wild Rose MX is more than a race facility—it’s a community hub for motocross enthusiasts.

Whether you’re a spectator enjoying the main track bleachers or a rider prepping for a weekend of laps, you’ll find a straightforward, reliable experience here. We’ve got you covered with practical details about seating, parking, transportation, and nearby accommodations to help you plan your visit with ease.

Note: Calgary city planning includes transit development near the park, with relocation discussions ongoing. Wild Rose MX continues to operate through the 2026 season under renegotiated terms, and updates will be provided if plans affect access or location.

Seating at Wild Rose MX includes bleacher-style viewing around the main track and a central main tower for better sightlines. While there is no published fixed seating capacity, the facility is designed to handle thousands of spectators across events, with ample standing room and temporary seating options as needed by event organizers.

On-site parking is available, with guidance typically provided in the park’s parking and camping information. For visitors driving in, plan to arrive early on busy event days to secure convenient spots near beginner tracks and main viewing areas.

Nearby hotels, notably Hotel Blackfoot Calgary (approximately 0.5 miles away), plus additional downtown options within a short drive, offer convenient stays for fans and teams. If you’re seeking dining options, several nearby restaurants provide quick access before or after events. We recommend checking affiliate partner listings for trusted hotel and restaurant partnerships to secure your arrangements with ease.

For transit-minded guests, Calgary’s broader redevelopment plans near the WRMA site aim to improve public transit access in the future. The park remains operational through 2026, with ongoing lease negotiations and potential relocation discussions tied to land-use plans. Stay informed with our partner updates for the latest travel and stay options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue type and size: Wild Rose MX is a multi-track motocross park with 6 tracks (3 full-size, 3 mini) and an enduro/trials park on 88 acres, hosting more than 15 events annually.
  • Location: North End of Burbank Rd SE, Calgary, Alberta; map coordinates approximately 51.006989, -114.044781.
  • Seating: Main Track has bleachers and a main tower; there is no published fixed seating capacity.
  • Attendance: The facility reports about 30,000 visitors per year.
  • Parking: On-site parking is available; details are typically provided in the park’s parking/camping information; parking is noted near beginner tracks in park information.
  • Notable events: Hosts Pro MX Nationals, WRMA Super Series, Spring/Fall Series, and Triple Crown rounds; 2026 WRMA event schedule includes MRC Pro National rounds.
  • Transit and future plans: Calgary City plans to redevelop land near WRMA for public transit (bus barn), with the park continuing through at least the 2026 season under a renegotiated lease; displacement is possible afterward.
  • Renaming/history: The site was originally Blackfoot Park before becoming Wild Rose/MX; the WRMA site has been known as Wild Rose MX for decades.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotels close to the site include Hotel Blackfoot Calgary (about 0.5 miles away) and other downtown options within a short drive.
  • Demolished/renamed status: As of 2026, there are no reports of demolition, but there is active discussion of relocation due to transit development; the park continues to operate under current arrangements through 2026.