Tauranga BMX Club runs a BMX track at 280 Cambridge Road in Bethlehem, Tauranga. The website says the club has provided a facility for Tauranga's young people since the early 1980s, and that the track is open for the community to use. Mountain bike trails run behind the track. The club holds weekly training and race nights. Sprocket training for beginners aged seven and under is on Wednesdays from 5.30pm. General training for members aged eight and over is on Thursdays from 6pm. Racing is on Tuesday nights in school terms one and four, with registration from 5.15pm and racing from 6pm. Membership runs by calendar year, and riders must be licensed with BMX NZ. The website says a first-timer's first three visits are free, and a free bike safety check is available at Points Hut. Helmets, long pants, long sleeves, covered shoes and gloves are required.
Reviewers mention the track and the mountain bike trails most often. One says the track is fast flowing and safe for very young children, and recommends both the track and the trails to new riders. Another says it is a great place to burn energy and practise, and that it is always well maintained. Reviewers also mention a toilet on the way up to the car park, and warn to keep an eye out for the odd dog.