Range Rover Club Victoria upcoming events

Mount Buller and surrounds - Easter weekend basecamp EOI till 11th January 2026 - CANCELLED (3 Apr 2026)

Fri, 03 Apr 2026 03:00:00 GMT

Mount Buller and surrounds - Easter weekend basecamp

CANCELLED - low regstrations

This trip was cancelled due low number of registrations caused by concerns about the recent increase in fuel prices and fuel availability

Date and time: 02:00 pm Friday, 3^rd April to 03:30 pm Monday, 6^th April

Trip Standard: Medium with some steep, rocky tracks and river crossings. Drivers must have completed the RRCV club driver training or equivalent.

Description: Please contact your trip leader if you are unsure of any of the below requirements for this trip.

For Easter 2026, I would like to propose a 'combo' long weekend trip in the stunning Mount Buller region. The basecamp will be in Merrijig which surroundings provide a perfect backdrop for a weekend filled with off-road experiences and scenic views.

The trip plan caters for various activities to make the most of our time together. From easy to hard 4WD treks, leisurely walks or hikes, photography opportunities to relaxed social gatherings – something for everyone to enjoy.

Please see below an exemplary trip plan. We will keep some flexibility to adjust the schedule depending on weather conditions, particularly for days 2 and 3.

Day 1: Sunset trip to Craig’s Hut (~34 km x 2)

Day 2: 4WD medium trek

Loop from Merrijig via Lovick’s Hut and Bluff Hut (Trek 2 from the book '4WD Treks of The High Country’ by Craig Lewis and Cathy Savage) (~119 km)

Mount Stirling via Pineapple Flat and King River Hut (Trek 3 from the book '4WD Treks of The High Country’) (~79 km)

Day 3: 4WD and hiking day

4WD medium trek to Mount Stirling (~56 km)
Telephone Box Junction to Mount Stirling Summit (14-16 km loop walk)

4WD medium trek to Lake Cobbler Hut (~51 km x 2)
Lake Cobbler Hut to Mount Cobbler Summit (10 km return walk)
Sunrise or sunset at Mount Buller Summit

Day 4:

4WD easy trek from Mount Buller to Tolmie via Evans Creek Hut (Trek 4 from the book '4WD Treks of The High Country’) (~63 km)

Weather: Alpine environment in autumn can be potentially cold and wet, so please bring clothing, footwear and camping gear (if you camp) suitable for the conditions and review the weather forecast for the Alpine area prior to the weekend.

Equipment: Below are the recommended vehicle requirements. If you are not sure if your vehicle is suitable for this trip, please have a chat with the trip leader.

Good off-road tyres (All-terrain, 60 profile recommended as a minimum), UHF radio (or one borrowed from the club), a well-maintained vehicle with low range (or equivalent), good ground clearance (200 mm recommended as a minimum), recovery points, standard recovery gear including dampener, rated snatch strap and shackles, recovery boards and shovel.

Drivers must have completed the RRCV club training or equivalent.

No pets or firearms.

Accommodation: Participants will arrange their own accommodation for three nights (3^rd to 6^th April). Merrijig offers a range of options, including motels, apartments, and campgrounds located nearby (e.g. Carters Mill Campground).

Meals: Coffee stops will be held in the bush, so please bring your own simple morning and afternoon tea. Consider packing a thermos or a small gas stove for tea or coffee.

Dinners will depend on our accommodation arrangements.

It would be great to have a dinner together. There are several restaurants in Mount Buller village and Merrijig, and we’ll make a booking once we know the number of participants.

Maps and Reference Material:

Rooftop’s Bright - Mansfield Adventure Map (Edition 3)
4WD Treks of The High Country by Craig Lewis and Cathy Savage (1^st edition)

Fuel: a full tank ex Mansfield

Total distance: 326-473 km

Mansfield – Merrijig (32 km)
Day 1 (66 km)
Day 2 (79-180 km)
Day 3 (56-102 km)
Day 4 (63 km) + Tolmie – Mansfield (30 km)

Duration: 4 days

Convoy limit: 8 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: We will meet on Friday afternoon (after 2:00 pm) at Mirimbah Park, where Mt Buller Road intersects with Mt Stirling Road.

We will aim to finish about 3.30 pm at Tolmie (or about 4:00 pm at Mansfield) on Monday.

Trip Leader: Piotr Pecho mobile: 0427 439 908 email: piotr.pecho@gmail.com

Club Guest Registration policy: It is club policy in regard to insurance cover that if a member brings any non-members on the trip they must be registered and have paid the required fee as Temporary Members BEFORE the event.

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Also if a non-member wishes to bring their own vehicle, the member inviting the non-member must contact the trip leader for approval to bring the vehicle. Such approval will take into account skills of the driver, suitability of the vehicle and whether or not a place within the convoy limit is available for a non-member's vehicle.

Easter in Errinundra & More…CANCELLED (3 Apr 2026)

Fri, 03 Apr 2026 03:00:00 GMT

Easter in Errinundra & More…

Easter in Errinundra event has been cancelled. A combination of fuel uncertainty and very heavy rainfall in the Errinundra.

Trip participants have also been contacted.

Date and time: 2:00pm, Friday 3rd April to 2:00pm Monday 6th April

Trip Standard: Easy

Description: Explore old growth forests, cool temperate rainforests, alpine heights and a remote nature reserve.

Featuring guided drives, short walks and evening talks by noted botanists David Cameron & Kevin Thiele and ecologist and wildlife carer Rena Gaborov.

This event is hosted by the Friends of Errinundra, free camping is available at the Wilson's Hut campground just out of Bendoc, evenings are based at the Bendoc Hall.

Fuel and supplies available at Orbost and Delegate (reduced opening hours).

Bendoc Hotel has accommodation and meals available. Recommend early booking.

Further information provided on booking.

Accommodation: Free camping at Wilsons Hut with 2 bush toilets. Suitable for caravans. If towing a caravan recommend driving via the longer route of Cann River and Bombala. Showers available at the Bendoc Hall for a gold coin donation. Other accommodation is available.

Equipment: Below are the recommended vehicle requirements. If you are not sure if your vehicle is suitable for a trip, please have a chat with the trip leader.

A well-maintained vehicle with normal road tyres are OK for this trip (All Terrain tyres would be preferred), UHF radio (or one borrowed from the club). Recovery gear is not mandatory, but if you have it, bring your standard recovery gear including, rated snatch strap, shackles and a shovel.

Additional Equipment required: Camping gear food and drinking water for 4 days / 3 nights in the bush. Clothing for wet and cold conditions. Morning tea and lunches will be in the bush each day – byo simple, “on the move” lunches and morning teas (byo thermos).

No pets or firearms

Weather: Potentially cold and wet, so please bring clothing, footwear and camping gear suitable for the conditions and keep an eye on the weather forecast for the Orbost area.

Maps and Reference Material: Rooftop’s Cann River – Orbost – Delegate Adventure Map

Additional Equipment required: Camping gear, food and water for the weekend. Clothing and walking boots for wet and cold conditions. Morning tea will be in the bush each day – byo thermos, etc.

Fuel: A full tank ex Orbost. Fuel is available in Orbost and Delegate (reduced opening hours).

Distance: Bendoc is approximately 475 km from Melbourne. The trip distance from Bendoc is 100 km of mainly high range driving.

Duration: 4 days

Convoy limit: 10 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: We will meet at 2:00 pm on Friday 3rd April at Bendoc Hall, Dowling Street, Bendoc.

We will aim to finish about 2.00pm at Bendoc on Monday.

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Trip Leaders: Prue and John Hasler p.thwait@bigpond.net.au

Tallarook Plateau Wanderings (12 Apr 2026)

Sat, 11 Apr 2026 23:00:00 GMT

Tallarook Plateau Wanderings

Date and time: 9:00am to 4:00pm, Sunday 12th April

Trip Standard: Medium

Description: Tallarook State Forest, situated only an hour and 15 minutes’ drive of Melbourne, provides excellent opportunities for recreational four-wheel driving.

This trip combines two treks from the 5^th Edition of '4WD Treks Close to Melbourne':

Trek 3 – Tallarook Plateau and Trek 13 – Tallarook Wanderings.

We will tackle a mix of easy and medium tracks, perfect for those keen to test their skills and vehicles without going extreme.

Although we will be following two treks from the book, this is an exploratory trip without a prior reconnaissance. Expect rugged terrain, winding bush tracks and forest roads – most of which I will be driving for the first time. There are other easier alternative roads and we can alter the route if the planned trek appears to be too hard.

We will visit Mount Hickey, the highest point in the forest at 805 m above the sea level. There are various granite outcrops around the forest, great as short scenic stops or lunch spots.

Please contact your trip leader if you are unsure of any of the below requirements for this trip.

Weather: Early autumn around Melbourne is typically sunny and warm, but conditions can vary. Please check the forecast before departure and come prepared with suitable clothing and footwear. Bring water, sunscreen and a hat.

This is strictly a dry-weather trip. If rain is forecast, I reserve the right to cancel or postpone the trip with one week's notice.

Equipment: Below are the recommended vehicle requirements. If you are not sure if your vehicle is suitable for this trip, please have a chat with the trip leader.

A well-maintained 4WD vehicle with All Terrain tyres, UHF radio (or one borrowed from the club). Bring your standard recovery gear including rated snatch strap, shackles, recovery boards and a shovel.

This is a medium-difficulty trek. While generally manageable, wet weather can significantly increase the challenge, making roads slippery, with muddy sections and standing water in places.

Drivers must have completed the RRCV club training or equivalent.

Meals: Coffee stops will be held in the bush, so please bring your own simple morning and afternoon tea.

Maps and Reference Material: Rooftop’s Toolangi-Macedon Adventure Map and Tallarook Forest Activities Map

Trip Standard: Medium in dry conditions – combination of easy and medium tracks (low range driving will be required).

Fuel: a full tank ex Melbourne (fuel available in Broadford)

Distance: Melbourne – Broadford (90 km), Broadford – Murchison Gap Lookout (75 km of high and low range driving), Murchison Gap Lookout – Melbourne (99 km) – Total: 265 km

Duration: 1 day

Convoy limit: 8 vehicles

No camper trailers, pets or firearms.

Meeting arrangements: We will depart before 9:15 am from Broadford from the front of The Duck Inn Cafe (101 High Street, Broadford VIC 3658). If you plan to get coffee beforehand, then you will need to arrive a little earlier.

We will aim to finish about 4:00 pm at Murchison Gap Lookout (Strath Creek Road).

Trip Leader: Piotr Pecho mobile: 0427 439 908 email: piotr.pecho@gmail.com

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

RRCV Club Meetings (14 Apr 2026)

Tue, 14 Apr 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

The 4WD & Sports Car Treasure Hunt (18 Apr 2026)

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 23:30:00 GMT

The 4WD & Sports Car Treasure Hunt

Date and time: 9:30am to 4:30pm, Saturday 18th April with the option to stay for dinner or overnight in Myrniong.

Trip Standard: Easy/Medium

Description: Please contact your trip leader if you are unsure of any of the following requirements for this trip.

What it is: A hunt to answer treasure-hunt style questions which takes you across the countryside. You'll need to work in a team of two cars, one sports car, one 4WD. Some questions are 4WD-only, others are sports car, others require teamwork. You choose

What you need:

A sports car or a 4WD
Ideally two or more people in the car; this is a family activity!
Mobile phones, pens, paper, notepad all a good idea.

How it works:

Meet at The Plough - https://www.theplough.com.au/
Briefing and team pairups at 0930
Go out and find questions! But, plan before you rush out...
Expected return around 15:00 - then results given. Tiebreaker if necessary. Prize awarded.
Stay for dinner. The Plough also has 4 rooms so you can overnight. There is a historic walk around Myrniong too.

When, where, how long?

Sat 18/04/26, starting at The Plough, 17 Main St, Myrniong
Briefing at 09:30 - arrive before if you want coffee/breakfast
09:30 - 16:00 - treasure hunt in the Bacchus Marsh - Trentham - Daylesford area
16:30 - results announced
17:00 - drinks then dinner, please join us

Other questions:

4WDs will need to drive offroad and be independently confident of navigation and recovery.
No sports car will need to drive on an unsealed road save for a driveway or two.
There will be ample opportunity for lunch and toilet stops. 4WD people may wish to bring their own lunch and use trees

Options

You can stay at The Plough either Friday or Saturday night
Local history walk around Myrniong - ask for the QR code, takes 45m

Weather: Check Baccus Marsh forecast.

Equipment:

A sports car or a 4WD
Ideally two or more people in the car; this is a family activity!
Mobile phones, pens, paper, notepad all a good idea

Fuel: A full tank ex Melbourne. Fuel is available in Baccus Marsh

Distance: Myrniong is approximately 80 km from Melbourne. The trip distance is approximately 150 km.

Duration: 1 day

Convoy limit: Unlimited

Meeting arrangements: We will meet at the Plough, 17 Main St, Myrniong
Briefing at 09:30 - arrive before if you want coffee/breakfast.

We will aim to finish about 4.00pm back at Myrniong where the results will be announced. After that you we would like you to join us for dinner.

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Trip Leaders: Robert Pepper, phone: 0408 226 354, email: robert@peppernet.org

South Western Australia Road Trip - Expressions of Interest (20 Apr 2026)

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:00:00 GMT

South Western Australia Road Trip - Expressions of Interest

Date and time: 6 weeks. 20th April to 30th May 2026

Trip Standard: Easy bitumen driving. Optional 200km dirt section on the Old Eyre Hwy, Nullarbor Plain.

Description: Caravan or camping trip travelling to Perth then south to do the South West W.A. coast to Esperance.

There will be a mix of caravan parks and free camping throughout. Being self-contained will be needed for free camping nights. A mix of self-catering with some pub meals etc. along the way.

Main towns & places to be visited include:

Mt Gambier
Adelaide
Eyre Peninsula including Streaky Bay region
Nullarbor Plain exploring the Great Australian Bight & points of interest
Kalgoorlie
Fremantle/Perth including Rottnest Island
Busselton, Margaret River, Albany regions
Esperance and surrounds
Return across the Nullarbor inc the Old Eyre Hwy (optional)
Via Wudinna and Port Augusta to Renmark
Lake Boga

Weather: Expect a mix of cool and sunny days in the low 20’s with strong winds.

Equipment: A well maintained vehicle and trailer/caravan, if applicable, ready to travel extended distances. UHF radio, first aid kit, basic recovery equipment.

Distance: 8,500kms approx

Duration: 6 weeks

Convoy limit: 6 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: TBA.

Trip Leaders: Roland Hollingsworth. Ph: 0439 130 489 E: rolandhollingsworth@gmail.com

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

ANZAC Remembrance trip into Wonnagatta (24 Apr 2026)

Fri, 24 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMT

ANZAC Remembrance trip into Wonnagatta

Date and time: 10:00am, Friday 24th April to 4:00pm Sunday 26th April

NB: This trip is being organised by the Land Rover Owners Club (LROC) who, have kindly invited us to join them.

Trip Standard: Medium

Description: Please contact your trip leader if you are unsure of any of the following requirements for this trip.

This year ANZAC Day falls on a Saturday, so the plan is:

Friday 24 April
Head into Wonnangatta from Mansfield, Licola, Dargo and Myrtleford

Saturday 25 April
Dawn Service
Day trips
Long Table Dinner

Sunday 26 April
Exit Wonnangatta

Once again, we have been invited to join the Land Rover Owners Club (LROC) who are arranging this weekend will be conducting a dawn service on Saturday morning.

We will run several optional day trips around the valley on Saturday or people can just hang around camp or explore the nearby homestead ruins and cemetery.

We plan to have a long table BYO dinner and table on Saturday night (weather permitting).

We will then make our way out of the Valley on Sunday for home.

Equipment: Good off-road tyres (All Terrain, 60 profile recommended as a minimum), UHF radio (or one borrowed from the club), a well-maintained vehicle with low range (or equivalent), good ground clearance (200mm recommended as a minimum), recovery points, standard recovery gear including dampener, rated snatch strap and shackles, shovel. Drivers must have completed the RRCV club training or equivalent

Additional Equipment: Camping gear food and drinking water for 2 days / 1 night in the bush. Clothing for wet and cold conditions. Morning tea and lunches will be in the bush each day – byo simple, “on the move” lunches and morning teas (byo thermos).

BYO dinner and a table to use in the long table dinner on Saturday night

No camper trailers, pets or firearms

Weather: Alpine environment, potentially cold and wet. Review the Alpine weather forecast leading up to the trip and bring appropriate clothing, footwear and camping gear.

Maps and Reference Material:

Fuel: a full tank ex Traralgon or Mansfield

Distance: Approx. distance from the CBD to the trip start at Traralgon is 150 Km and from Traralgon to the Wonnangatta Valley is 190 Km.

Approx. distance from the CBD to the trip start at Mansfield is 200 Km and from Mansfield to the Wonnangatta Valley is 130 Km

Day trips in the Wonnangatta Valley are approx, 100 Km long, consisting of high and low range driving.

Duration: 2 1/2 days

Convoy limit: 10 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: There may be 2 options for entry into the Wonnangatta Valley (which will be determined by road conditions, numbers of vehicles and availability of trip leaders), i.e.

Meet in in Traralgon (location TBA) and depart at 10.00am.
Meet in Mansfield (location TBA) and depart at 10:00 am

If you plan to get coffee beforehand then you will need to arrive a little earlier. We will aim to finish about 4.00pm back in Traralgon of Mansfield.

Trip Leaders: Graeme Carter, phone 0400 195 932, email graeme.carter23@bigpond.com. Bart Dixon 0411 460 361, email bdixonau@gmail.com

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Mount Disappointment Night Trip (2 May 2026)

Sat, 02 May 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Mount Disappointment Night Trip

Date and time: 7:30 pm, Saturday 2nd May to 5:30 am Sunday 3rd May (TBC)

Trip Standard: Medium in dry conditions – the trek follows formed dirt roads, but a significant portion are 4WD tracks (low range driving will be required). Driving after dark will also add to the overall challenge

Description: Please contact your trip leader if you are unsure of any of the following requirements for this trip.

This trip will follow the itinerary of trek 14^th 'Mount Disappointment', from the 5^th Edition of '4WD Treks Close to Melbourne'. The Mount Disappointment forest offers tracks covering various terrain. We will be tackling a combination of easy and medium tracks, but the real excitement will come from driving them at night.

On Saturday, 2^nd May, there will be a full moon (100% at 03:23 am). If the sky is clear, we will be travelling under beautiful natural moonlight. We will make planned stops at Anderson Garden, Blairs Hut and No. 1 Camp along the way.

There are other easier roads to the destination and we can alter the route if the planned trek appears to be too hard.

At the end of Murchison Spur Road is the Strath Creek Lookout, which provides stunning views over the rolling hills. Facing east, it is an ideal spot for capturing beautiful sunrise photographs, especially when the valley is filled with low-lying clouds (sunrise at 7:01 am).

We will finish our trip in Strath Creek.

Please contact your trip leader if you are unsure of any of the below requirements for this trip.

Weather: Autumn around Melbourne is typically mild, but conditions can vary. Please check the forecast before departure and come prepared with suitable clothing and footwear.

This is strictly a dry-weather trip. If rain is forecast, I reserve the right to cancel or postpone the trip with one week's notice.

Equipment: Below are the recommended vehicle requirements. If you are not sure if your vehicle is suitable for this trip, please have a chat with the trip leader.

A well-maintained 4WD vehicle fitted with All-Terrain tyres.
A UHF radio is required (you may bring your own or borrow one from the club).
Bring your standard recovery gear kit, including rated snatch strap, shackles, recovery boards and a shovel.
A reliable torch or headlamp.

This is a medium-difficulty trek. While generally manageable, wet weather can significantly increase the challenge, making roads slippery, with muddy sections and standing water in places.

Drivers must have completed the RRCV club training or equivalent

No camper trailers, pets or firearms

Maps and Reference Material: Rooftop’s Toolangi-Macedon Adventure Map

Fuel: A full tank Melbourne

Distance: Melbourne – Wallan (53 km), Wallan – Strath Creek (69 km of high and low range driving), Strath Creek – Melbourne (89 km) – Total: 211 km

Duration: 1 night

Convoy limit: 8 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: We will depart before 8:00 pm from Hadfield Park in Wallan (42 Bentinck St, Wallan VIC 3756).

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.

Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Trip Leader: Piotr Pecho mobile: 0427 439 908 email: piotr.pecho@gmail.com

RRCV Club Meetings (5 May 2026)

Tue, 05 May 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

DRIVER TRAINING MAY 2026 (6 May 2026)

Wed, 06 May 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Targeted at new members, but also open to members who have recently changed vehicles or need a refresher. This course is free to new members and a nominal charge is applicable for repeat members. The RRCV's Driver Trainers are accredited with FWDV and on completion of both theory and practical sessions, you will receive a proficiency certificate that is recognised by all FWDV affiliated clubs.

Theory will be held at

A Location to be confirmed.

Time: Course commences at 7:30pm sharp - please arrive at least 10 minutes beforehand to complete some paperwork. Please bring your licence.

The practical session is on the SUNDAY MAY 10th at the Black Spur Inn start-08.30am. (More details provided at the Theory session) - sign up here for both the theory and practical sessions.

Signups: members - please log in to sign up.

PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS A MINNIMUM OF 5 PARTICIPANTS FOR THE TRAINING TO GO AHEAD.

IMPORTANT - Training is for members only. membership includes you, your partner and children (up to 25) living at your home.

If your partner or child is coming with you for training, please add them as a guest, to ensure they get one of the allocated spots. However, you don't need to include them as a guest if are coming as a passenger only.

Enquiries to the driver training co-ordinator:
Paul Crittenden. training@rangeroverclub.org.au

Please note that student numbers are limited by the number of instructors available.

Be prepared to learn and have fun!

Note: If this session is fully booked please add your name to the waitlist. Any further questions email training@rangeroverclub.org.au

Sand Recovery Training - Basic to Advanced (9 May 2026)

Fri, 08 May 2026 23:00:00 GMT

Sand Recovery Training - Basic to Advanced

Date and time: 9:00am to 4:00pm, Saturday 9th May

Trip Standard: This is a Training day.

Description: Do you want to become a confident sand, beach and dune driver? Ever see a car bogged on a beach and worried that might one day be you, the tide slowly rising along with your panic levels, no phone reception, Elon's had a sook so Starlink doesn't work, your hope evaporating into the advancing brine?

On this course we are going to cover basic to advanced sand recovery, in real-life beach and dunes boggings using real-world scenarios based on my years of experience of recovering random people I find, and believe me they are creative. And we will actually get bogged, you don't learn anything by pretending a car is immoblised. We will also do a u-turn on an 'impossible' (according to Mr J. Random Boggee-McBogster in an LC200) beach.

Once we're finished you'll have handled more difficult sand recoveries than anything you'll find in a desert. We will cover self-recovery, kinetic, winch then show how Influencer Techniques 101 don't work #views #OMGmate. And a practical demonstration of the effect of tyre pressures and ESC

No prior experience required

Accommodation: campsites in Southend or surrounds

Weather: Yes. Going regardless

Equipment: minimum - sand flag, tyre pressure gauge, air compressor, kinetic recovery rope, 2x traction ramps, preferably 4, UHF radio handheld, not just in-car as we will be largely outside the cars and that means dress to impress the seagulls. I would like at least one participant to have a power winch and 20m+ of extension rope, and everyone needs to have a sense of humour.

Maps and Reference Material: Any map covering Southend/Canudra including the official Parks SA map.

Additional Equipment required: Clothing for windy, wet and cold conditions. Morning tea and lunch will be at the beach – byo thermos, etc.

Accommodation: campsites in Southend or surrounds

Fuel: Fuel is available in Beachport (20 Km away) or Millicent (25 Km away). There may also be fuel at the general Store in Southend

Distance: Southend is approximately 530 km from Melbourne.

Duration: 1 day. Saturday, full day. Campfire and stories that night, coffee run to Beachport next morning, then you can go find some random strangers to recover, then home.

Convoy limit: 10 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: We will meet at Southend General Store, 0800 https://maps.app.goo.gl/iriHETHNRaQJf2ji9 and depart at 9.00am. If you plan to get coffee beforehand then you will need to arrive a little earlier. We will aim to finish about 4.00pm at Southend.

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Trip Leaders: Robert Pepper / robert@peppernet.org / 0408 226354

Jim's Mystery Mid-Week Day Trip (13 May 2026)

Tue, 12 May 2026 23:00:00 GMT

Jim's Mystery Mid-Week Day Trip

Date and time: 9:00am to 5:00pm, Wednesday 13th May

Trip Standard: Medium to Hard - some steep, low-range hill climbs and some rocky tracks!. i.e. Blue to Black

Description: Please contact your trip leader if you are unsure of any of the following requirements for this trip.

It's a mystery trip

Weather: Alpine environment, potentially cold and wet. Review the Alpine weather forecast leading up to the trip and bring appropriate clothing, footwear and clothing.

Equipment: Good off-road tyres (All Terrain, 60 profile recommended as a minimum), UHF radio (or one borrowed from the club), a well-maintained vehicle with low range (or equivalent), good ground clearance (200mm recommended as a minimum), recovery points, standard recovery gear including dampener, rated snatch strap and shackles, shovel. Drivers must have completed the RRCV club training or equivalent.

Morning tea will be in the bush – byo thermos, etc.

No camper trailers, or firearms

Maps and Reference Material: TBA

Fuel: A full tank ex Melbourne.

Distance: Narbethong is approximately 100 km from Melbourne. The trip distance is mainly low range driving. Trip distance TBA

Duration: 1 day

Convoy limit: 8 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: We plan to meet at the Black Spur Inn 436 Maroondah Hwy Narbethong for a 9.00am departure. We will aim to finish about 5.00pm at the hotel.

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.

Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Trip Leaders: Jim Kennedy Phone - 0428392004 Email – jim@safetrek.com.au

RRCV Club Meetings (2 Jun 2026)

Tue, 02 Jun 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

Simpson and Surrounds 2026 #1 (5 Jul 2026)

Sat, 04 Jul 2026 22:00:00 GMT

Simpson and Surrounds 2026 #1

Date and time: 8:00am, Sunday 5th July to 4:00pm Friday 17th July

Trip Standard: Medium

Description: Outback trip – Melbourne, Oodnadatta Track, Simpson Desert, Birdsville, Betoota, Dig Tree, various Corners such as Cameron, Melbourne.

Equipment required:

Mandatory

4x4 vehicle
4 tyres of LT construction, full-sized spare and wheel, preferably 1 additional spare tyre which may be on a wheel or not.
Plug tyre repair kit.
Air compressor.
Sand flag.
Fuel sufficient to cross Simpson – this will require either a long range tank (beyond the usual standard of 80L) or jerrycans.
Food & water sufficient to cross Simpson – plan for 5 days, we won’t take that long but to allow a buffer.
Shovel for sand recovery.
Snatch strap or KERR.
Basic tools – spanners, multi-meter, screwdrivers, knife, tapes, file, pliers etc, any spares appropriate for your vehicle.
80-channel UHF radio 5-watt, in-car mount.
At least 1 handheld UHF radio.
Vehicle pre-trip inspected.

Recommended

Satellite comms system e.g. satphone, sat communicator, PLB. We will have a Starlink in addition.
Traction ramps e.g. Maxtrax, x4.

As this is an extended trip, we will have a separate briefing and meeting to do the detailed planning.

No camper trailers, pets or firearms

Maps and Reference Material: Hema outback maps covering the area

Fuel: Sufficient to cross the Simpson – we will discuss this closer to the time.

Distance: Most days will be driving of 3-6 hours.

Duration: Approx 14 days

Convoy limit: 4 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: TBA

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Trip Leader: Robert Pepper / robert@peppernet.org / 0408 226354

Simpson and Surrounds 2026 #2 (7 Jul 2026)

Mon, 06 Jul 2026 22:00:00 GMT

Simpson and Surrounds 2026 #2

Date and time: 8:00am, Tuesday 7th July to 4:00pm Sunday 19th July

Trip Standard: Medium

Description: The trip organised by Robert Pepper departing on 5^th July has quickly filled, so a second trip a few days later is now planned lead by Guy Stevens. Departure will not be before 7^th July, but can be a day or two later if that better suits participants. In the event the Simpson is closed due to water hazards or damage, we will have forewarning from the first group and will take an alternative route such as go over the top via Plenty Highway, Flinders Ranges, Googs Track (aka mini Simpson), Coffin Bay, Eyre Peninsula and more.

Outback trip – Melbourne, Oodnadatta Track, Simpson Desert, Birdsville, Betoota, Dig Tree, various Corners such as Cameron, Melbourne.

Equipment required:

Mandatory

4x4 vehicle
4 tyres of LT construction, full-sized spare and wheel, preferably 1 additional spare tyre which may be on a wheel or not.
Plug tyre repair kit.
Air compressor.
Sand flag.
Fuel sufficient to cross Simpson – this will require either a long range tank (beyond the usual standard of 80L) or jerrycans.
Food & water sufficient to cross Simpson – plan for 5 days, we won’t take that long but to allow a buffer.
Shovel for sand recovery.
Snatch strap or KERR.
Basic tools – spanners, multi-meter, screwdrivers, knife, tapes, file, pliers etc, any spares appropriate for your vehicle.
80-channel UHF radio 5-watt, in-car mount.
At least 1 handheld UHF radio.
Vehicle pre-trip inspected.

Recommended

Satellite comms system e.g. satphone, sat communicator, PLB. We will have a Starlink in addition.
Traction ramps e.g. Maxtrax, x4.

As this is an extended trip, we will have a separate briefing and meeting to do the detailed planning.

No camper trailers, pets or firearms

Maps and Reference Material: Hema outback maps covering the area

Fuel: Sufficient to cross the Simpson – we will discuss this closer to the time.

Distance: Most days will be driving of 3-6 hours.

Duration: Approx 14 days

Convoy limit: 4 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: TBA

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Trip Leader: Guy Stevens / 0412 guylaptop@gmail.com / 0412 997 588

RRCV Club Meetings (7 Jul 2026)

Tue, 07 Jul 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

East Arnhem, Garma and Kakadu NP July/August 2026 (24 Jul 2026)

Thu, 23 Jul 2026 23:00:00 GMT

East Arnhem, Garma and Kakadu NP July/August 2026

Date and time: 9:00am, Friday 24 July 2026 departing from Mataranka, NT, to Saturday 22 August 2026, from Kakadu NP.

Trip Standard: Medium - a mix of easy and some sandy tracks. Some river crossings.

Description: I am looking for people interested on this trip and I need responses by mid-January. As you will see below, we need to apply for Garma volunteering by late January.

The trip will involve volunteering at the Garma Festival in East Arnhem Land, near Nhulunbuy, for two weeks followed by a few days exploring around Nhulunbuy and eight or ten days exploring Kakadu NP.

The Garma Festival itself is from 31 July to 3 August, and volunteering is roughly a week before and afterwards to help set up and break down for the event. Your experiences there will be extraordinary. You can check out the website at https://yyf.com.au/garma-festival/about-garma-festival/. Whilst on-site at Garma, we will be provided with accommodation (tent, mattress and sleeping bag) and all food.

Before leaving East Arnhem, we will explore some of the pristine bush, creeks and coastline. We will either stay in remote campsites or camp in Nhulunbuy. There are some restrictions to bush camping that we will have to navigate. Check out the area at https://www.dhimurru.com.au/visiting-recreation-areas.html

After two day’s drive back to Katherine, we will prepare for ten days or so in Kakadu NP. I would like to include a full day visit into Gunbalanya, West Arnhem, from Jabiru to visit some significant Aboriginal cultural sites. Check out https://kakadu.gov.au and https://injalak.com/book-tour/

We will finish the trip around 22 August at Kakadu. Since this is advanced planning, there will be some flexibility.

What we know now: The dates for Garma are set. Applications to volunteer will open in late January. We will each have to apply individually at that time and I will send out reminders. Once we have all applied, I will email the Yothu Yindi Foundation (YYF) to advise them that we are all in a single group and who the partners are. That way, they will be able to consider us as a group and hopefully approve our applications.

There are many permits that we must acquire. I’ll lead that process in good time.

The cultural tour at Gunbalanya is four hours and we must drive in and out from Jabiru on the same day. There is no camping at Gunbalanya. There is a maximum of 10 people per tour group.

Weather: Hot and beautiful.

Equipment: Below are the recommended vehicle requirements. If you are not sure if your vehicle is suitable for a trip, please have a chat with the trip leader.

Good off-road tyres (All Terrain, 60 profile recommended as a minimum), UHF radio (or one borrowed from the club), a well-maintained vehicle with low range (or equivalent), good ground clearance (200mm recommended as a minimum), recovery points, standard recovery gear including dampener, rated snatch strap and shackles, shovel and sand tracks. Drivers must have completed the RRCV club training or equivalent.

Additional Equipment required: Camping gear food and drinking water for a month of camping. Clothing for hot conditions. Lots of hydralite. There’ll be plenty of opportunity for restocking along the way.

Camper trailers are OK and must have off-road capability.

Maps and Reference Material: Refer to the websites above.

Fuel: Extra fuel for the Central Arnhem Road. This is nearly 800 km of gravel, mostly OK but many corrugations and potholes full of bulldust. There may be fuel along the road but don’t bet on it.

Distance: Our start point is Mataranka, 3327 km from Melbourne!.

Duration: A month or so

Convoy limit: 6 vehicles. Only ten of us will be able to do the Gunbalanya tour, so we’ll work out numbers and logistics later.

Meeting arrangements: We will meet at Mataranka visitor centre and depart at 9.00am. We can arrange camping the night before at Elsey NP.

Trip Leader: Graeme Bartle-Smith, 0415 698 198 and graemebs@gmail.com

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.
Temporary Membership information and ways to register can be found at:

Temporary (Guest) Membership

Kenworth Trucks Factory Tour #1 (3 Aug 2026)

Mon, 03 Aug 2026 01:30:00 GMT

Kenworth Trucks Factory Tour #1

Date and time: 11:30am to 3:30pm, Monday 3rd August

Description: There is a trip limit of 6 people, not vehicles. If more than one person is coming with you, you MUST add them as a guest.

A small group tour has been arranged of the PACCAR factory in Bayswater where Australia’s top selling Kenworth and DAF custom designed and built heavy duty trucks are made. This is a rare opportunity to see one of the last auto manufacturing plants in Australia. Trucks will be in build while we are on the tour. Tour groups are kept small to ensure your safety in a working manufacturing environment.

The tour will start promptly at 1:30pm. The tour guide will not wait for late-comers.

For those who wish, we will enjoy a pre-tour lunch at Club Kilsyth from 11:30.

Due to the nature of the manufacturing environment, and for competitive reasons, there are strict eligibility guidelines. PACCAR advise the following.

Participants should be aware of, and note the following:

The plant tour takes between 1.5 to 2 hours and participants are required to walk approximately 1.5 km to complete the tour
The tour route includes steps, potential tripping hazards, and exposure to loud noises from tools and warning alarms
Smoking and cameras are not permitted in the factory
Mobile phones are to be switched off during the tour
Mobile plant including forklifts and electric buggies are in use throughout the plant
Finished trucks are constantly moving/reversing in areas adjacent to the plant, along with numerous delivery vehicles
People associated with competitive truck manufacturers or their suppliers will not be admitted

Further registration details will be required.

Whilst tour group numbers are limited, we have the ability to book a second tour the following week. So put your name on the wait list even if there are no spots available.

Duration: 1/2 day

Trip limit: 6 people, not vehicles. Please let the trip leader know if there is more than 1 person in your party.

Meeting arrangements: The tour will start promptly at 1:30pm. The tour guide will not wait for late comers.

For those who wish, we will enjoy a pre-tour lunch at Club Kilsyth from 11:30.

Trip Leaders: Roland Hollingsworth, phone 0439 130 489, email rolandhollingsworth@gmail.com

RRCV Club Meetings (4 Aug 2026)

Tue, 04 Aug 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

Kenworth Trucks Factory Tour #2 (11 Aug 2026)

Tue, 11 Aug 2026 01:30:00 GMT

Kenworth Trucks Factory Tour #2

Date and time: 11:30am to 3:30pm, Tuesday 11th August

Description: There is a trip limit of 6 people, not vehicles. If more than one person is coming with you, you MUST add them as a guest.

The tour will start promptly at 1:30pm. The tour guide will not wait for late-comers.

For those who wish, we will enjoy a pre-tour lunch at Club Kilsyth from 11:30.

Due to the nature of the manufacturing environment, and for competitive reasons, there are strict eligibility guidelines. PACCAR advise the following.

Participants should be aware of, and note the following:

The plant tour takes between 1.5 to 2 hours and participants are required to walk approximately 1.5 km to complete the tour
The tour route includes steps, potential tripping hazards, and exposure to loud noises from tools and warning alarms
Smoking and cameras are not permitted in the factory
Mobile phones are to be switched off during the tour
Mobile plant including forklifts and electric buggies are in use throughout the plant
Finished trucks are constantly moving/reversing in areas adjacent to the plant, along with numerous delivery vehicles
People associated with competitive truck manufacturers or their suppliers will not be admitted

Further registration details will be required.

Whilst tour group numbers are limited, we have the ability to book a second tour the following week. So put your name on the wait list even if there are no spots available.

Duration: 1/2 day

Trip limit: 6 people, not vehicles. If more than one person is coming with you, you MUST add them as a guest.

Meeting arrangements: The tour will start promptly at 1:30pm. The tour guide will not wait for late comers.

For those who wish, we will enjoy a pre-tour lunch at Club Kilsyth from 11:30.

Trip Leaders: Roland Hollingsworth, phone 0439 130 489, email rolandhollingsworth@gmail.com

RRCV Club Meetings (1 Sep 2026)

Tue, 01 Sep 2026 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

Les Richmond's 40th Anniversary Madigan Line Trip - Expression of Interest (18 Sep 2026)

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 23:00:00 GMT

Les Richmond's 40th Anniversary Madigan Line Trip - Expression of Interest

Date and time: 9:00am, Friday 18th September to 4:00pm Sunday 4th October

Trip Standard: Hard - Desert crossing for 525.3 Km over 6-7 days

Description: Starting at Mt Dare travelling via Old Andado to the Madigan Line. Following to the Hay River and hopefully crossing into Adria Downs and down to Camp 22.

NOTE: All original party family members from the 1986 and 1987 trips will have first preference.

All subject to permits and permissions.

Please contact Andrew Richmond on email andrew@lrautomotive.com.au with heading "Madigan's 40th Anniversary" to express your interest. Please provide number of potential passengers and details of the vehicle you are travelling in. Also any past overland experience

Weather: Hot days and cold nights

Equipment: To Be advised

No camper trailers, pets or firearms

Maps and Reference Material: To Be advised

Fuel: To Be advised

Distance: 680 Km low range desert travel from New Crown (Last Fuel) to Birdsville

Duration: 16 days Melbourne to Melbourne

Convoy limit: 12 vehicles

Meeting arrangements: To Be advised.

Trip Leaders: Andrew Richmond. email andrew@lrautomotive.com.au

i.e. non- members can no longer register on the day with the trip leader.

Temporary (Guest) Membership

RRCV Club Meetings (6 Oct 2026)

Tue, 06 Oct 2026 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (10 Nov 2026)

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (1 Dec 2026)

Tue, 01 Dec 2026 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (2 Feb 2027)

Tue, 02 Feb 2027 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (2 Mar 2027)

Tue, 02 Mar 2027 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (6 Apr 2027)

Tue, 06 Apr 2027 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (4 May 2027)

Tue, 04 May 2027 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (1 Jun 2027)

Tue, 01 Jun 2027 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (6 Jul 2027)

Tue, 06 Jul 2027 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (3 Aug 2027)

Tue, 03 Aug 2027 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (7 Sep 2027)

Tue, 07 Sep 2027 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (5 Oct 2027)

Tue, 05 Oct 2027 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (9 Nov 2027)

Tue, 09 Nov 2027 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (7 Dec 2027)

Tue, 07 Dec 2027 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (1 Feb 2028)

Tue, 01 Feb 2028 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (7 Mar 2028)

Tue, 07 Mar 2028 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (4 Apr 2028)

Tue, 04 Apr 2028 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (2 May 2028)

Tue, 02 May 2028 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (6 Jun 2028)

Tue, 06 Jun 2028 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (4 Jul 2028)

Tue, 04 Jul 2028 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (1 Aug 2028)

Tue, 01 Aug 2028 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (5 Sep 2028)

Tue, 05 Sep 2028 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (3 Oct 2028)

Tue, 03 Oct 2028 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (14 Nov 2028)

Tue, 14 Nov 2028 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (5 Dec 2028)

Tue, 05 Dec 2028 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (6 Feb 2029)

Tue, 06 Feb 2029 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (6 Mar 2029)

Tue, 06 Mar 2029 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (3 Apr 2029)

Tue, 03 Apr 2029 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (1 May 2029)

Tue, 01 May 2029 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (5 Jun 2029)

Tue, 05 Jun 2029 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (3 Jul 2029)

Tue, 03 Jul 2029 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (7 Aug 2029)

Tue, 07 Aug 2029 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (4 Sep 2029)

Tue, 04 Sep 2029 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (2 Oct 2029)

Tue, 02 Oct 2029 09:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (13 Nov 2029)

Tue, 13 Nov 2029 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business

RRCV Club Meetings (4 Dec 2029)

Tue, 04 Dec 2029 08:30:00 GMT

Monthly Club Meeting - Usually 1st Tuesdays @ 6.30pm for 7.30pm

The Glasshouse at Caulfield Racecourse.

Address: 31 Station St, Caulfield East Vic 3145

Phone for dinner reservations: 9257 7170

Club meetings are generally held on the first Tuesday of most months, at 7.30pm and also on Zoom, for those that can't make it.

Dinner will be available - please ring The Glasshouse on 9257 7170 to book a place and say you are with RRCV so they can manage numbers.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome to mail memberships@rangeroverclub.org.au to let us know you're interested and we will send you details of the meeting.

Meetings usually include:

Welcome to new members
Guest speaker
Trip reports
Tea/coffee
Upcoming events
Other club business