Virginia 4 Wheel Drive Event Sept 19-20
 

Virginia 4 Wheel Drive Association, Virginia Four Wheel Drive Association Annual

200 vehicle limit, sign-up deadline Sept. 1st. Primitive camping and trailers/RVs allowed this year. They are saying there are a few spots remaining. I have not been to this event before, but have seen the pictures and discussions after the past couple years. but will be making it this year. This is an all makes event, and looks like heavy Jeep count, so will try to put on my best for the Land Rover community while mixing with the other brands :) Also, a charity event and auction and proceeds to cancer research.

Oak Ridge Estates
Arrington, Va
Nelson County, between Lynchburg & Charlottesville, VA

Also, if you are a Virginian or near by, join the Virginia 4WD Association who is sponsoring this event and keep in the loop on 4WD items of interest in the state and surrounding states.

From the Virginia Four Wheel Drive Association web page

"Who We Are"
Since our beginning in 1981, the Association has been a non-profit organization, made up mostly of member clubs, as well as individual members. These members come from inside and outside of Virginia. As time went on, we have added associate members, who are businesses that help us support safe and responsible four wheeling in Virginia. The Association represents a broad spectrum of four wheel drive owners. Hunters, fishermen, racers, trailriders, and show truck owners are but a few of the individuals who own a four wheel drive vehicle and benefit from our work. We are the only state four wheel drive association in Virginia, and we are very proud of our endeavors over the years. Our mailing address and monthly meeting place is based in the Richmond area, but we represent four wheel drive enthusiasts from all over the Commonwealth.

We send out a quarterly newsletter, "Four Wheeling in Virginia", informing our members on issues pertaining to four wheeling and upcoming outings. We keep people alerted to issues that could affect the modification and operation of their four wheel drive vehicles. The Association strives to inform our membership of environmental and economic impacts, as well as user conflicts on public land and land access for recreational vehicles. We promote good ethics as well as safety of owning and operating a four wheel drive vehicle.