Land Rover Clubs
Appalachian
Rovers
The Appalachian Rover Owners Club based in Atlanta is a family
oriented, not-for-profit Land Rover owner's organization. Regular
activities include one off-pavement trip each month as well as
monthly meetings featuring informative programs related to our Land
Rovers. Whether you're a first timer or veteran 4-wheeler, we invite
you to join us for the camaraderie and adventure that comes with
club membership.
Baltimore
4 Wheelers inc.
The Baltimore 4 Wheelers, Inc. is a non-profit, family-oriented
organization joining together many members interested in the
enjoyment of four wheel drive vehicles and the art of four wheeling.
Our club has a rich and colorful history, as it has been around for
over twenty years. We have have members from Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, Delaware, and the District of Columbia.
Chicago
Land Rover Club
The clubs main purpose is to provide social and recreational
activities for it's members. Events are listed in the monthly
newsletter," Rover Tracks" and the club web page.
Discovery
Owners Club
The Discovery Owners Club was set up in 2000 by a number of British
enthusiasts to promote interest in the use and preservation of the
Land Rover Discovery, the UK's most popular medium-sized 4x4. Since
that time, the club has gone from strength to strength, and now
boasts over 1000 members. There are many benefits to being a member
of the DOC - one of the most popular is full access to the vast
technical resource that is the DOCforum
Finger
Lakes Rover Club
The Finger Lakes Rover Club is an association of Land Rover owners
and off-road enthusiasts in the Upstate New York Area. Open to
anyone, the Finger Lakes Rover Club was conceived to bring together
the community of Land Rover knowledge and interest.
Great
Lakes Land Rover Club
The Great Lakes Land Rover club was created for the purpose of
sharing our passion for the marquee, we are committed to the
practices of "Tread Lightly" and enjoy vehicle-based exploration.
The
Green Oval Guild
A central Ohio organization of individuals and families who own,
operate and are dedicated to the enjoyment of Land Rover vehicles.
The Green Oval Guild enjoys a partnership with “The
Wilds”, whereby Green Oval Guild members can experience an
off-road “safari” at this wonderful wildlife preserve near
Zanesville, Ohio.
Lebanon
Land Rover Union
The union was formed on December 12,1993 in the Lebanese Republic.
The aim of the union is to organize off road trips, establish
contacts between the members especially in case of emergency,
developing a better level of off roading expertise and establish
contacts with other foreign clubs.
Land
Rover Club of Las Vegas
The Land Rover Club of Las Vegas is a group of friendly people who
enjoy their Land Rovers. Once a month, we plan outings where we
explore the back country around Nevada, Utah, Arizona, California,
and any where else that dirt roads take us.
Land
Rover Club of Tennessee
Welcome to Tennessee Rovers: a Land Rover social club serving
Tennessee and its surrounding states. Our main activities are
quarterly (seasonal) weekend trail rides located in Tennessee and
surrounding states. The majority of our members are from all parts
of Tennessee and Northern Alabama, though we certainly welcome Land
Rover enthusiasts from anywhere.
OKRover
Club
Large Land Rover club based in Oklahoma. Lots of stories, pictures
and items for sale on this site. Oklahoma is a big state and so is
this site.
There is a good section on restoration covering all models of Land
Rovers. Based in Tulsa, this club brings together new owners
as well as long-time enthusiasts.
Old
North State Land Rover Society
The Old North State is just the place to live the experience,
meet new friends, and share the adventurer's passions. We are a
society of Land Rover owners, which means that we only drive Land
Rovers/Range Rovers/Santanas at our events. You do not have to own a
Land Rover to be a member.
Ottawa
Valley Land Rovers
Ottawa Valley Land Rovers, Inc. is the oldest and largest Land Rover
club in Canada. Originally conceived in 1982 as a local chapter of
the Association Of Land Rover Owners of Canada
(ALROC) by the ALROC founders, OVLR has grown to an extent where
by December, 1994 it was tied for the third largest club in North
America.
Pacific
Coast Rovers Club
Pacific Coast Rover Club, Inc. is a participation-based regional
club that has been consistently active since our start in 1988.
About half our 240+ members own Series vehicles and the other half
own Defenders, Range Rovers or Discos. Our membership spans
Washington, Oregon, British Columbia & Idaho, with most clustered in
the Seattle/Tacoma metro area, the Portland/Vancouver metro area or
the Spokane area.
Rover
Owners Association of Virginia
The ROAV was established in 1975, making it the oldest Land
Rover Club in the United States. Host of the Mid Atlantic Rover
Rally (MAR), currently the largest gathering of Land Rovers in North
and South America. They welcome new members to the club as they
work to generate enthusiasm for the Land Rover manqué and promote
camaraderie among Rover owners and enthusiasts.
R.O.A.V.E.R.S.
R.O.V.E.R.S. is a Land Rover club (Series Land Rover, Range Rover,
Defender, Discovery and Freelander) serving the Mid-Atlantic region
(including Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey).
Membership is open to all Land Rover enthusiasts. The club plans and
participates in off-road events, picnic, rallies, car shows and shop
days.
Rovergirls
A site devoted to the promotion of women in the 4x4
community. They welcome all women driving any make of SUV or 4x4 to
stop in and share their pictures and experiences of being out on the
trails regardless of whether they are the driver or just in the
passenger seat.
St.
Louis Land Rover Society
STLROV is a Land Rover Club Domiciled in St. Lewis, MO. The St.
Louis Land Rover Society meets at 7:00pm on the first Thursday of
every month at Cousin Hugo's at 3233 Ladede Station road next to the
Rocket Park. Feel free to stop in anytime.
Solihull
Society
The Solihull Society, founded in 1991, is a Land Rover club
serving Colorado and vicinity. Membership is open to all Rover
enthusiasts (whether you own a Rover or not). The club is devoted
to providing a social forum for Rover enthusiasts, several off-road
events per year, a quarterly newsletter, and education about Rovers
and their maintenance.
Southern
Land Rover Society
We are a group of individuals with one thing in common: An
appreciation for the finest four-wheel drive vehicles on the planet.
We also believe that our Rovers should be frequently and properly
exercised. Along with the camaraderie which takes place during our
monthly meetings, we plan various Rover Related events in the
region, including trail rides, picnics, camping and car shows.
Tennessee
Rovers
A Land Rover social club serving
Tennessee and its surrounding states. Tennessee Rovers was started
in 2003 by a small group of Land Rover enthusiasts in Nashville, TN.
Our main activities are quarterly (seasonal) weekend trail rides
located in Tennessee and surrounding states. The majority of our
members are from all parts of Tennessee and Northern Alabama, though
we certainly welcome Land Rover enthusiasts from anywhere.
West
Connecticut Rover Club
There are no dues and no membership here, anyone who wants to
join in the fun, go off road with this group, or just hang out is
welcome. Our goal is to have the best damn web site, chock
full-o-pictures, tech articles and just stuff that is useful to Land
Rover owners and off road junkies of all skill levels. We are also
going to focus on FUN events, whether they are off road, camp
outings or just social get together the common goal is to have fun.
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