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Jeep Clubs
Shortly after Jeep vehicles went on sale to the public, Jeep clubs began to form in many regions. These local groups were typically loosely organized and included members with a variety of technical and driving knowledge. Jeep clubs organized rides on local trails as well as excursions to nationally renowned Jeep trails such as the Moab Trail in Utah and the Rubicon Trail in California's Sierra Nevada mountains. Today many Jeep clubs have an online presence with users exchanging technical information and sharing images of their Jeep off-road excursions.

Jeep Jamboree
Jeep Jamborees are an ongoing series of off-road excursions started in 1982. The Jeep Jamboree was originally independent but has since set up a formal relationship with the Jeep brand. Jeep Jamborees are dedicated to off-road driving and happen at various regional trail sites throughout North America. Many drivers attend the Jeep Jamboree annually to test out new equipment on their vehicle or see what modifications other Jeep drivers are using.

Australia has had many successful Jeep Jamborees, in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. They are normally run by the states largest clubs, and are heavily sponsored by Jeep Australia.

Camp Coffs
Camp Coffs was started on an Easter weekend by Jeep Action Australia Magazine. Its has been run every year since its inception, with varying locations around Coff Harbour in NSW.