The Treasure Coast Jeep Club

The Treasure Coast Jeep Club is a non-profit Jeep organization based in Fort Pierce, Florida, providing a welcoming environment for Treasure Coast Jeep enthusiasts to enjoy the sport of four-wheeling and build lasting community connections along Florida’s Atlantic coast.

Club Overview

Location: Fort Pierce, Florida (Treasure Coast / Indian River region)
Website: thetreasurecoastjeepclub.org
Structure: Non-profit formal club + website

Membership and Participation

The Treasure Coast Jeep Club maintains a formal non-profit structure and dedicated website, reflecting a serious organizational commitment to its members and community. With around 3,000 members from the Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River county region, the club is the primary Jeep organization for Florida’s Treasure Coast.

Activities and Events

The Treasure Coast region offers access to the unique terrain of the St. Johns River watershed, the Kissimmee Prairie, Lake Okeechobee’s surrounding backroads, and the subtropical wilderness of the J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area. The club organizes trail runs, social events, and community activities throughout the region year-round.

Community Culture

Purpose-built for the Treasure Coast community, this non-profit club brings together Jeep owners from Indian River south to Martin County in a formal organization that takes its mission seriously. The club’s website and non-profit status signal a club built to last and designed to serve its members well.

The Treasure Coast Jeep Club: Fort Pierce’s non-profit Jeep community — organized, welcoming, and trail-ready.