Club Scrub - Jonathan Dickinson State Park Bike Trails


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Get your Road ID through Club Scrub. When we find your broken body on the side of the trail, you'll be glad you have one. We also get a 10% commission!

T-shirts
You'd probably expect to donate $25.00 to own this fabulous Club Scrub t-shirt. But wait! Act now and the Club Scrub t-shirt can be yours for the incredibly low donation of $15.00 !!! But wait! That's not all! Not only do you get the wheel eating gator logo in glorious color on the front, but now it comes with the Camp Murphy Bike Trail logo on the back! Get one by coming out to the trail head on work days or events.

Don't Do It!

Your Club Scrub financial support brought us this nifty Mule. Trailwork has increased significantly with the purchase of the 4-wheeler and the tools you see in it. Thank you for your donations!

The Mule

Try The Skills Park!

Check out Club Scrub's ‘skills park' located just east of the trail head gazebo. This area consists of various obstacles configured to mimic situations a rider would encounter while using the camp Murphy trail system. Obstacles include numerous log piles, a balance beam, a root garden, a pit with ramps and small ‘wheelie drop'.

All of these structures are set up so that beginner riders can give them a try in an open grassy area free from saw palmettos or other typical trail features that could cause injury (sharp pokey things, pigs, alligators, man eating gopher tortoises?). As always, PLEASE wear an approved helmet.

Skillz Park

New Address!

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Trail News

4/18/13 Trail is running pretty good from recent rains with the exception of the usual bad sand spots. We're heading into the rainy season so things should improve.

We have some new volunteers working on the trail on a consistant basis. They call themselves The Double Machete Crew and they have been working hard to make the Camp Murphy Bike Trails a more easy rolling trail using new materials with minimal negative environmental impact. They will also be implementing a regular scheduled monthly trail maintenance day so look for that here or on our Facebook page. Make sure to thank them if you see them working!!

Be careful, many of the sand ladders are in need of repair and are loose on the ground.

Recent Maintenance

4/18/13 Tortoise has a new berm where it takes a left turn near the paved path. There is also a new up & down just down the trail from that. Also Osprey, Root Loop & Doe have been trimmed. Big Burn has been trimmed up to the maintenance shed.

2/22/13 The Gator Hole has been trimmed

2/1/13 The Half-Pipe Bypass has been trimmed & a little mulch thrown down

Tortoise downhill