About VGK Karting
Description
Located just outside Mohammedia on the Casa-Rabat highway, VGK Karting has established itself as Morocco's premier outdoor recreation center. This massive 9-hectare entertainment complex offers an incredible array of activities set against a backdrop of lush trees and thoughtfully designed recreational spaces. I was immediately struck by how the facility manages to blend high-energy activities with peaceful relaxation zones - it's really got that perfect balance that's so hard to find.
Key Features
• Professional-grade karting circuit that'll get your adrenaline pumping
• Dedicated mini quad-biking track for younger adventurers
• Olympic-sized outdoor swimming pool - perfect for those scorching Moroccan summers
• Multiple sports courts including tennis, football, and WPT standard padel facilities
• Heart-racing paintball arena for team-building or friendly competition
• Expansive food court serving local and international cuisine
• Children's playground and dedicated family zones
• Peaceful relaxation areas surrounded by mature trees
• Well-maintained multisport facilities
• Modern changing rooms and amenities
Best Time to Visit
From my experience, the ideal time to visit VGK Karting is during the spring months (March to May) or autumn (September to November) when temperatures are most pleasant for outdoor activities. Summer visits are still fantastic, especially if you're planning to take advantage of the swimming pool, but I'd recommend arriving earlier in the day to avoid the intense afternoon heat. During winter, the center adjusts its closing time to 7 PM, while summer hours extend until 8 PM, giving you plenty of time to enjoy all the facilities.
How to Get There
Getting to VGK Karting is straightforward if you're traveling from either Casablanca or Rabat. The center is conveniently positioned just off the Casa-Rabat highway at the Mohammedia East-Benslimane exit. If you're driving from Casablanca, you'll reach it in about 30 minutes, while it's roughly a 45-minute drive from Rabat. Plenty of parking is available on-site, and I've never had trouble finding a spot, even on busy weekends.
Tips for Visiting
Listen up, because these insider tips will seriously enhance your VGK experience! First off, bring a change of clothes - trust me on this one. Whether you're karting, swimming, or playing sports, you'll appreciate having fresh clothes afterward. I'd also suggest bringing a water bottle, though there are plenty of spots to buy refreshments throughout the complex.
Book your karting sessions in advance during weekends and holidays - it can get pretty busy, and nobody likes waiting around when they could be racing! If you're planning to use the pool, don't forget your swimming cap - it's required here.
For families with kids of different ages, I've found it works best to plan your day strategically. Maybe start with some karting while energy levels are high, then move to the pool during the hottest part of the day, and wind down with some relaxed activities in the evening.
Oh, and here's something most first-timers don't realize - the food court gets pretty packed between 1-3 PM. I usually grab an early or late lunch to avoid the rush. And if you're coming with a group, look into their package deals - they often work out cheaper than paying for activities individually.
Consider bringing sunscreen and a hat, especially during summer months - while there's plenty of shade from those gorgeous trees, you'll still want protection while enjoying the outdoor activities. And one last thing - wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes if you're planning to try the karting or other sports activities. Those flip-flops might be great for the pool, but they won't cut it on the race track!
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