As already stated above this is the website...
http://www.syracusesand.com/ (I heard there was another website as well. Not sure what it is.)
On the website there is the rules and times of events that they are going to hold and also a forum.(Which nothing is really going on there.)
Drag racing.
As of now there is a place were everyone drag races. It isn't groomed so it can get pretty bumpy. You also should be careful of how many people you line up to race b/c at one point the "strip" is not as wide. With about 4-5 quads you are pretty close to one another. So that is something to watch out for.
Vegetation.
There is still a lot of it. The park people want you to drive though it at this point to make it more sandy. With all the vegetation still there when you drive though it there is a lot of dust like if you were riding on a dry dirt road.
Trails.
There isn't a lot of trees, however, as of now there is a lot of trails b/c all of the vegetation is still there. So unlike some places where you may decide to ride trails to get out of the sun it isn't possible here. (I haven't been on a day when I needed shade but we didn't start going until Fall.)
Things to Watch OUT for.
A few times we ran across some big holes that looks like an animal of some sort dug. These holes are big enough to have your whole front tire fall in. So watch out for those. On the "drag strip" watch for people that just ride across without looking. These people are not use to the sand or the atmosphere of "drag racing" as it probably was never apart of there lives. Of course watch out for out riders.
Dunes.
Not to many at this point. With the vegetation being killed off the sand might blow and make them larger or more of them. There are a few spots were there is sand that is piled up like a dune. Which you can of course ride on. They however are not very tall.
Boundaries.
It is well marked with a fence around the perimeter. So no worries of being somewhere you are not suppose to be.
Gate.
Anyone that has been to Little Saraha, Ok. It is the same thing. You have to have the tall flags. There is a pole that the flag has to hit. You pay $5.00 a day per rider.
Parking Lot.
It is a dirt parking lot. Doesn't seem like you are in the right place but you are as long as you can see the sign that says Syracuse Sand Dunes in orange letters. So there is always dirt blowing around in the parking lot.
Size.
Said to be a little bit bigger then Little Saraha, OK. But with the Vegetation it doesn't seem like it.