Get down and really, really dirty at the Plamondon Mud Bogs and Slo-Pitch Tournament.
This is a rambunctious three days filled with all of the bang ‘em up and mud-caked four-wheeled shenanigans you can handle: mud races, a monster truck exhibition and small and big-vehicle demo derbies.
In the midst of all of the metal-crashing action, you can get in on the Red Eye Slo-Pitch play-offs, hear some jumping live music and feast on food truck goodies. You can even get inked from a local tattoo shop if you’re feeling inspired. And, of course, the beer at the beer garden will be flowing all weekend.
There’s also free, first-come, first serve camping on the premises to keeping you close to all the action.
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Event info
Information for 2023 is yet to be released, but here is a look at previous years' format.
Registration
Amateur Classes are limited:
- Stock - 20
- Modified Stock - 24
- Super Stock - 10
- Pro Modified Stock - 10
Yes you can enter the amateur class. Here are the details:
Mail registrations to: PDCDS, Box 266, Plamondon, AB., T0A 2T0
Must register in advance for: Mud Racing and Hill & Hole, Demo Derby and Parade. Email:[email protected] / [email protected]
Tickets
Prior year ticket info - 2023 information not yet relesed.
Adult: $15/day
Seniors & youth $10/day
Children under 5 free.
Get your tickets at the gate upon arrival to the Mud Bogs.
On-site camping will be available Friday and Saturday — $30 for the weekend — first come, first served.
Event Schedule
2023 event schedule is yet to be announced. Check back for more details.
While you're in the area
For more on the the region of Lac La Biche, which is here your find the mud bogs, check out their tourism website.
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