Garden Grove Lodge #1952
of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elk Enders
Garden Grove Elks Lodge #1952 has an Elk Enders Committee. This page is currently under construction. Elk ender events are currently posted on the Calendar page. You can link the lodge calendar with yours to you stay up-to-date with all the events and happenings at your lodge.
Committee Chairman:
Elks RV Parking
- 17 RV sites, 50 amp electric service, water, cable, and complimentary WiFi internet access
- Sites are available on a “first come/first serve basis”. Limited to stays of 7 days
- Laundry room and shower facilities available
- Dump station on premises.
- Elk-Enders RV Association meets first Wednesday of month at 7:00PM in the Lodge
- Sites are available to Elks Lodge Members from all Elk Lodges.
- PLEASE NOTE: 7-night maximum stay.
ELKS RV SITE INFORMATION
Our Exalted Ruler extends a warm welcome to our visiting Elks!
The Garden Grove Elks Lodge is now taking reservations for your arrival.
Please call your RV Host, Romy at 714-722-7127 or Lodge Office at 714-534-1952
Site fee for Garden Grove Elk Members is $40.00 per night and for members of other Elks Lodges is $45.00 per night. 50 amp power, water and WiFi are included. We have a dump-station on premises, laundry room & an RV’ers bathroom, with shower.
During your visit, be sure to join in on some of the activities available to you. Your Host will provide a calendar of events taking place during your stay.
Elk-Enders: A Tradition of Fellowship on the Open Road
The Elk-Enders camping program is a unique and cherished part of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, blending the spirit of outdoor adventure with the Elks’ core values of fellowship, charity, and community. Born out of a shared love for camping and camaraderie, the Elk-Enders have grown into a vibrant network of Elks members who gather regularly to explore the great outdoors—together.
The Elk-Enders program began in Southern California during the 1960s, a time when RV camping and travel trailers were gaining popularity across the country. Members of several local Elks lodges, particularly within Orange and Los Angeles Counties, discovered they had a common interest in recreational travel. Rather than enjoy their adventures individually, these members decided to form an organized group that would bring Elks and their families together through shared camping experiences.
The idea caught on quickly. Elk-Ender units—essentially camping clubs affiliated with local Elks lodges—began popping up throughout California and eventually in other states. Members would plan weekend outings, caravan trips, and longer excursions, all while maintaining the fraternal and charitable spirit of Elkdom.
Each Elk-Enders group maintains its own bylaws and calendar of events, but all share the same core mission: to promote friendship among Elks through recreational activities, while also supporting their lodges and communities. Many Elk-Enders chapters host fundraising events, contribute to local lodge projects, and participate in Elks charity programs.
Today, the Elk-Enders remain an active and beloved tradition, providing members with opportunities to connect, explore, and serve—all from the comfort of their campers. For those who love the road and the Elks, it’s the best of both worlds.