Become a Member


The Land Rover Club of San Diego is a non-profit organization funded and paid for solely by membership dues. Membership is open to owners and prospective owners of Land Rover vehicles.
 
What do you get for being a member?

- At least 12 awesome trips a year both on and off road

- A 15% discount on Parts and Service at Land Rover San Diego

- A wealth of knowledge about these amazing vehicles from fellow Club Members

- A welcome kit including Land Rover literature, club regalia, and other items

Club Officers and
Committee Chairs


President Jerry Sanfilippo
Vice President Dan Willibey
Secretary Dennis Yard
Treasurer Rick Peterson
Communications & Intelligencee Officer Eddie Mah
Membership & Membership Records; Land Rover Club/Legislative Liaison Carol Samons
Jerry Sanfilippo
Safety Education Joe Aiello
Meeting Programs Dan Willibey/Olaf Kilthau
Publications & Trip Coordinator Bob Palmer
Web Updates & Development Neill Thornton/Mark Steele

LRCSD Board of Directors

Olaf Kilthau
Mark Steele
Bryson Milligan
Neill Thornton
Bob Palmer


Are you a San Diego area resident who owns a Land Rover vehicle but does not know what that small shift lever that says "Locked Low" means? Or are you a three time Camel Trophy winner who thinks the Paris to Dakar Rally is for sissies? Do you own one of the new Land Rovers with Terrain Response and a plethora of acronyms such as DAC, DSC, EAS, and EPB?  Either way, the Land Rover Club of San Diego offers local area Rover owners a chance to learn or share their knowledge about these remarkable vehicles with other enthusiasts.

We are also members of the San Diego British Car Club Council, the sponsors of San Diego British Car Day and San Diego Rolling British Car Day.  You can visit the council's web site at www.sandiegobritishcarday.org

  • Membership Information
    Download the membership form or make a payment. ONLY NEW MEMBERS need to fill out the form.

Club Meetings

Our informal monthly meetings take place at 6:30 pm at Bully's East in Mission Valley and the meetings are always on Tuesdays. Members get together to share experiences, share reviews of recent outings, and discussions about upcoming trips. Photo or video presentations of recent tirps, safety, education, or technical fourms are also common topics at our monthly meetings.

4-Wheeling Trips/Overland Trips

We try to go on at least one outing every month, with trips ranging from road rallies, to hardcore modified-only vehicle events.

If you want to keep your Rover relatively dust free, try a road rally through the backcountry of San Diego.

If you don't mind some dust and bouncing around, then come on a one-day or weekend off-pavement adventure. We'll go up mountains and down into the deserts. We'll travel on easy to moderate trails that will take you to places you've never seen before, and you will learn how very capable your land Rover really is.

If you're anxious to get out on some hardcore, advanced trails in the finest off-pavement vehicle made, then we will take you to places like Sidewinder, the club's Adopted Trail; or to The Squeeze and Heart Attack Hill; or to the legendary Rubicon. If you have the time, join club members on a week long trip to Moab, complete with a local trail guide.

Community Service

We partner with the the Cleveland National Forest at Corral Canyon and have an Adopt-A-Trail which we help maintain. Our adopted trail is "Sidewinder."

We also look at charities on an annual basis to determine if we can provide monetary or in-kind support.

LRCSD Adventure BLOG

You can read about our latest trips in the stories below!
Trip Report: Christmas Tree Run
December 2010
By Dan Willibey
With the adventurous holiday spirit in the air and what felt like summer again we met at the Chevron station in Escondido across from North County Fair...
Trip Report: Colorado Adventure
July 2010
By Peter Matusov
I think the trip went very well; had our usual share of vehicle issues... all in all, great trip. In four days in Colorado, we’ve been averaging 7 hours of off-pavement fun a day.
Trip Report: The Imperial Tour 2010
May 2010
By Dennis Yard
Five sets of intrepid explorers set out from the Border Fields State Park locked gate, in Imperial Beach, to head east over Otay Mountain and along the border regions to eventually complete the tour east of Jacumba.
Trip Report: Red Rock State Park
April 2010
By Jerry Sanfilippo and Dennis Yard
We all met up in the Old town of Randsburg at a 100+ year old Market which just happened to be a pretty good diner as well. This little town is just a couple of miles off US 395 on the northern side of the gold mining towns of Atolia, Red Mountain and Johannesburg. This whole area was the site of mineral mining for most of the 1900’s. Some areas are still active today. The Randsburg town is home to about 130 people with much of the area decaying back to wilderness. The area is littered with mining artifacts and decaying buildings, where once it was very prosperous with saloons, hotels and supporting services.