2, 4 and 6-Seat Side-by-Sides · Driver 18+ · Passengers Any Age
UTV Rentals
San Antonio
Side-by-Sides on 45 Acres
UTV Size Guide — Pick the Right Side-by-Side
Passengers any age
Full roll cage and seat belts
Helmets included
Models incl: Can-Am Maverick 1000R · Polaris RZR 570 · Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000
Passengers any age
Full roll cage and seat belts
Helmets included
Models incl: Can-Am Maverick X3 · Honda Talon 1000 X-4 · Kawasaki Teryx4 · Polaris Ranger Crew
Passengers any age
Full roll cage and seat belts
Helmets included
Models incl: Yamaha Viking VI
All UTV rentals include the vehicle, helmets, seat belts, safety briefing, and full trail access. One vehicle, one price — split it with your whole group.
What Riders Are Saying
Real UTVs.
Real Trails.
45 Acres.
281 Country Club isn't a parking-lot loop — it's a 45-acre offroad park with a dedicated rental trail system: hills, wooded stretches, open runs, and technical sections. Just 15 minutes south of downtown San Antonio on US-281.
Kids, grandparents, the whole crew can ride as passengers with an 18+ driver. The safest way to experience off-road together.
Full safety briefing before every ride. Roll cage, seat belts, and helmets standard on every UTV.
Mix and match on the same visit — four-wheelers (ages 3+) and off-road go-karts (ages 7+) also available.
How Do I Book a UTV Rental in San Antonio?
Choose 2-Seat, 4-Seat, or 6-Seat based on your group size. Not sure? Call us and we'll help find the perfect fit for your crew.
Open 7 days · 10AM–7PM. Real-time availability for 2, 4, and 6-seat side-by-sides — instant confirmation the moment you book.
15 min south of downtown SA. Arrive, load up your crew, get helmets and a safety briefing, and hit 45 acres of real off-road terrain.
Book Your UTV Rental Online
Real-time availability. Instant confirmation. Open 7 days · 10AM–7PM. Select your UTV size, pick your date, and you're all set.
UTV Rentals in San Antonio, TX — The Side-by-Side Fleet Built for Riding Together
Looking for UTV rentals in San Antonio? 281 Country Club is a 45-acre offroad park about 15 minutes south of downtown on US-281, and side-by-sides are what we do best. A UTV is the one rental where nobody waits at the fence — the driver, the kids, the grandparents all ride the same trail in the same machine at the same time. That is why families and big groups pick our side-by-sides over everything else in the park.
The fleet is the real thing: Can-Am Maverick 1000R and Maverick X3, Polaris RZR 570 and Ranger Crew, Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000 and Teryx4, Honda Talon 1000 X-4, and the 6-seat Yamaha Viking VI. Every machine carries a full roll cage, a seat belt for every rider, and helmets included in the price. The driver must be 18 or older with a valid license. Passengers can be any age.
We're open 7 days a week, 10AM–7PM, with 4.9 stars across 400+ Google reviews. Book online for instant confirmation or call (210) 560-1116.
Which UTV Size Fits My Group?
Match the seat count to your crew and you can't go wrong. The 2-seat ($200/hr) is the pick for a date, a parent-and-teen ride, or two friends who want the most agile machine on the trail. The 4-seat ($260/hr) is the family workhorse — two adults up front, two kids in the back, everybody buckled in. The 6-seat ($320/hr) is the crowd-pleaser: three generations in one vehicle, grandparents included, nobody left at the pavilion.
Bigger group? Split it. Ten riders fit cleanly in a 6-seat plus a 4-seat booked for the same time slot, and the two machines run the trail system together. Pricing is per vehicle, not per person, so the more seats you fill, the better the value.
Not sure which side-by-side fits? Call (210) 560-1116 and tell us how many are coming — we'll point you at the right combination in about a minute.
How Much Does a UTV Rental Cost in San Antonio?
Our UTV rental prices are posted right on this page: 2-seat side-by-sides are $200/hr or $360 for 2 hours, 4-seat UTVs are $260/hr or $480 for 2 hours, and 6-seat UTVs are $320/hr or $580 for 2 hours. That price covers the whole vehicle — not per person — plus helmets, seat belts, the safety briefing, and full trail access. No hidden fees, no fuel charge.
The 2-hour session is the better value on every size, and it's what most families book — enough time to learn the trail, find your favorite sections, and run them again. Book online through FareHarbor with any major card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
Can Kids Ride as Passengers in a UTV?
Yes — passengers can be any age when the driver is an adult 18+ with a valid driver's license. That single rule is what makes the UTV the family vehicle at 281 Country Club: a kid who's too young for any solo machine can still ride the trails buckled in next to a parent, helmet on, inside a full roll cage.
Kids who want their own throttle have options at the same park: ATV four-wheelers start at ages 3+ in four sizes, and offroad go-karts start at ages 7+. Plenty of families put the youngest riders in a UTV with one parent while the older kids ride ATVs on the same visit.
What Is Included With Every Side-by-Side Rental?
Every UTV rental includes the vehicle, helmets for every rider, seat belts, a pre-ride safety briefing, and full access to the 45-acre rental trail system for your entire session. No experience is required — the automatic transmissions and the pre-ride walkthrough make this a genuinely beginner-friendly UTV riding experience, and first-time drivers get extra pointers before rolling out. Free parking on-site.
What Does a Family UTV Session Actually Look Like?
Arrive 15 minutes early. We check you in, fit helmets for everyone from the youngest passenger up, and walk the driver through the machine — most groups are rolling within 10 minutes. From there the rental trail system is yours: climbs, wooded stretches, open runs where the back seat yells to go faster, and technical sections that keep the driver honest.
One honest note: rental UTVs stay on the rental trail system and never enter the mud pits or water crossings — those areas are reserved for riders who bring their own vehicles with a Day Pass. Your side-by-side comes back dusty, not drowned, and the trails deliver plenty of adventure on their own.