The Bronco Sport Sasquatch Package is Ford’s maximum off-road upgrade for the compact SUV, and it is available on two very different trims - the Outer Banks and the Badlands. Nassau County buyers in Levittown, Wantagh, and East Meadow who want a Bronco Sport that can handle more than a packed gravel road need to understand what the Sasquatch Package adds and how the two versions differ before they decide which direction to take.
Bottom Line: The Sasquatch Package upgrades the Bronco Sport with larger tires, lifted suspension, and wider fenders on both Outer Banks and Badlands - but the Badlands version builds on a stronger off-road foundation and delivers the most capable configuration.
- Sasquatch adds 30.5-inch all-terrain tires, 1.0-inch suspension lift, and wider fender flares on both trims
- Badlands Sasquatch pairs the package with the 2.0L EcoBoost and a stronger off-road hardware base
- Outer Banks Sasquatch uses the 1.5L EcoBoost and gives buyers a capable look at a lower entry cost
- Both versions get the larger tire footprint and visual presence that defines the Sasquatch identity
What the Sasquatch Package Includes on Both Trims
The Sasquatch Package delivers the same core hardware upgrade whether it is applied to the Outer Banks or the Badlands. That shared foundation is what gives the package its identity across the lineup. For a full overview of the Bronco Sport trim structure, see our complete Bronco Sport guide for Nassau County.
30.5-inch all-terrain tires are the most visible and most functionally significant element of the Sasquatch Package. The larger contact patch improves traction on loose surfaces - sand, gravel, and dirt trails - and the taller sidewall adds compliance over rocks and roots. For Nassau County buyers who take their Bronco Sport to beach access roads on the South Shore or trail systems in the region, this tire upgrade is the most impactful single change the package delivers.
A 1.0-inch suspension lift accompanies the larger tires, raising the ride height and improving approach and departure angles. The lift is engineered with the larger tires in mind and contributes to the visual presence that makes a Sasquatch-equipped Bronco Sport immediately distinguishable from the standard configuration.
Wider front and rear fender flares accommodate the larger tires and give the Bronco Sport an aggressive, muscular stance. The flares are a functional necessity for the tire upgrade but also a significant visual upgrade that transforms the compact SUV’s profile.
Sasquatch on the Outer Banks: The Accessible Entry Point
The Outer Banks is the mid-range Bronco Sport trim, powered by the 1.5L EcoBoost three-cylinder. Adding the Sasquatch Package to the Outer Banks creates a capable-looking compact SUV at a lower total price than the Badlands, which makes it a compelling entry point for Nassau County buyers who want the Sasquatch visual identity and tire capability without paying for the full Badlands hardware.
The 1.5L EcoBoost on the Outer Banks Sasquatch is the consideration to understand clearly. The engine is smaller than the Badlands’ 2.0L, which affects both output and the way the vehicle performs under off-road stress. For buyers using the Bronco Sport primarily on beach access roads, gravel, and light trails in and around Nassau County, the 1.5L handles the duty without issue.
Outer Banks content - which includes the level’s comfort, connectivity, and appearance features - rounds out the build with a higher level of interior and exterior finish than Big Bend. Buyers who want the Sasquatch Package and value interior quality alongside off-road visual presence will find the Outer Banks Sasquatch a strong combination.
Sasquatch on the Badlands: The Maximum Capable Build
The Badlands is the top off-road trim in the Bronco Sport lineup, powered by the 2.0L EcoBoost four-cylinder and equipped with a stronger off-road hardware base at the standard level. Adding the Sasquatch Package to the Badlands creates the most capable Bronco Sport configuration available.
The 2.0L EcoBoost on the Badlands delivers more power than the Outer Banks’ 1.5L and is the correct engine pairing for serious off-road use in the Pine Barrens, on Catskill logging roads, or at beach access points that require sustained power on loose terrain. Nassau County buyers who push their Bronco Sport into demanding off-road situations should default to the Badlands Sasquatch for this reason.
Badlands-specific off-road hardware already included in the trim before the Sasquatch Package is added includes rear independent suspension tuning, a more aggressive approach to off-road modes, and enhanced trail management capability. The Sasquatch Package builds on this base rather than creating it from scratch, which is why the Badlands Sasquatch delivers meaningfully more capability than the Outer Banks version despite sharing the same tire and lift specifications.
"For most Nassau County buyers who want a Sasquatch Bronco Sport, the question comes down to what you plan to do with it. If you want the look and handle beach roads and gravel on occasion, Outer Banks Sasquatch is excellent value. If you are going to push the vehicle off-road regularly, Badlands Sasquatch is the only answer."
General Manager, Levittown Ford
Outer Banks Sasquatch vs Badlands Sasquatch: Head-to-Head
| Feature | Outer Banks Sasquatch | Badlands Sasquatch |
|---|---|---|
| Engine | 1.5L EcoBoost 3-cyl | ✓ 2.0L EcoBoost 4-cyl |
| 30.5-in AT tires | ✓ Included | ✓ Included |
| 1.0-in suspension lift | ✓ Included | ✓ Included |
| Off-road hardware base | Outer Banks standard | ✓ Badlands enhanced base |
| Entry price | ✓ Lower | Higher |
| Best for serious off-road | Light to moderate use | ✓ Demanding terrain |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Sasquatch Package available on Big Bend or Heritage? The Sasquatch Package is available on Outer Banks and Badlands trims. It is not offered on Big Bend or Heritage. Confirm availability for the current model year with your Levittown Ford advisor.
What tires come with the Sasquatch Package? The Sasquatch Package includes 30.5-inch all-terrain tires. These are larger than the standard Bronco Sport tire size and require the accompanying fender flares and suspension lift that are part of the package.
Is the Badlands Sasquatch worth the extra cost over Outer Banks Sasquatch? For buyers who regularly go off-road on technical terrain - trails, loose gravel, beach access roads with soft sand - the Badlands Sasquatch is the right choice. Its stronger engine and enhanced off-road hardware base deliver meaningfully better capability in demanding conditions. For buyers who primarily want the look and occasional light off-roading, Outer Banks Sasquatch is excellent value.
Does the Sasquatch Package affect the Bronco Sport’s daily drivability on Long Island roads? The larger tires and lifted suspension do affect daily drivability slightly - expect minor changes in ride quality and fuel economy compared to the standard Bronco Sport. For most Nassau County daily drivers, the tradeoff is well within the acceptable range.
Can I add the Camping Package to a Sasquatch-equipped Bronco Sport? The 2027 Bronco Sport’s Camping Package is available on Outer Banks and Badlands, which are the same trims that offer the Sasquatch Package. Confirm whether the two packages are combinable on your specific configuration with your Levittown Ford advisor.
The Sasquatch Package is the defining upgrade for the serious Bronco Sport buyer in Nassau County. Browse Bronco Sport inventory at Levittown Ford to see current Sasquatch-equipped builds, or contact Levittown Ford to order the configuration that fits your outdoor plans.