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Private race tracks in Texas

Texas is home to 4 private members-only race track clubs. Below you will find each one ranked, with membership costs, circuit specs and how far it is from the nearest major cities.

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What to know about track clubs in Texas

Texas has more private members-only race track clubs than almost any other state, and they cover the three big metros: MotorSport Ranch Cresson serves Dallas–Fort Worth, MSR Houston serves the Houston area from Angleton, and Harris Hill Raceway sits in San Marcos, roughly between Austin and San Antonio.

The state is also where the American car country club model started: MotorSport Ranch opened in Cresson in 1997 and is widely credited as the first facility of its kind in the country. Texas clubs still lean toward value and seat time over resort amenities — published pricing at MotorSport Ranch starts around $4,700 initiation plus about $150 per month, and MSR Houston has advertised individual memberships around $5,000 plus monthly dues. That is a fraction of what newer luxury clubs in other states charge.

Practical considerations for Texas: summer heat and humidity make morning sessions the norm from June through September, all three clubs run year-round, and garage space is available at each facility — a real perk if you plan to keep a dedicated track car.

Common questions about Texas track clubs

How many private race track clubs are in Texas?
We track three private members-only race track clubs in Texas: MotorSport Ranch Cresson near Fort Worth, MSR Houston in Angleton, and Harris Hill Raceway in San Marcos between Austin and San Antonio.
What does a private race track membership cost in Texas?
Texas has some of the most affordable club memberships in the country. MotorSport Ranch publishes a Regular membership at $4,700 initiation plus $150 per month, and MSR Houston has advertised individual memberships around $5,000 initiation plus $275 per month. Harris Hill prices on request. See our membership cost guide for club-by-club figures and sources.
Can you drive at these Texas tracks without a membership?
Yes, in most cases. All three Texas clubs host public or semi-public options such as open track days, driving schools, and event rentals, so you can try the circuit before committing to a membership. Check each club's review page for details and official links.

Planning to join a club in Texas?

Compare initiation fees and monthly dues across every club we track in our private race track membership cost guide, or see how Texas clubs stack up against the rest of the country in the side-by-side club comparison.

Race track clubs by city in Texas