JEEP BEACH 2022

10 days, 25,000-plus Jeeps, 225,000-plus spectators

- Jonny Magill

Jeep Beach 2022 brought over 225,000 people to Daytona Beach with over 25,000 Jeeps. Over 10,000 Jeeps were at the main event in the Daytona International Speedway with over 60,000 spectators coming through during the weekend. Always true to its roots, Jeep Beach says if it doesn't say Jeep, it doesn't come in!

Some of the things that make Jeep Beach so special are that it is run entirely by a team of volunteers and all the proceeds go to local charities in Volusia and Flagler counties. The 350 participating volunteers logged over 6,500 hours in 2022. The 2022 Jeep Beach event raised an astonishing $650,000, taking the total raised since inception in 2012 to a whopping $3,400,000! All funds raised benefit amazing charities such as The Boys and Girls Clubs of Volusia and Flagler Counties, Childhood Cancer Foundation, The Race To Stop Suicide, Oceans of Hope Foundation, Food Brings Hope, Mission 22, and more.

There are so many activities available to visitors and participants it is almost impossible to knock them all out in one week and that's part of the reason Jeep Beach sees so many returning visitors annually. There's a scavenger hunt that will take you through the backroads and scenic byways to hidden gems in the community, official parties, and numerous vendor parties during the week at various venues across the city and, of course, just hanging out with thousands of other Jeepers on the World's Most Famous Beach.