New Rules Jeep Weekend
New Rules Jeep Weekend
eighteen : For sure. I would never attend this event, but I know people love it.
ZMAN : Partying on the peninsula is (was) fun, but it does sound like it gets pretty crazy down there.
cbear : Jeep owners "Duck" each other! I look for unusual duckies for my Jeep owning friend to duck others, with. Got her some Cute ones in FL this week , with ducks in snorkel gear, bikinis and Hawaiian shirts! Ducking is described as "kindness and camaraderie amongst Jeep owners, just to bring a Smile to someone else's face"!
LittleTexas : Oh ok. Thanks for explaining that.
More than 400 officers from 14 law enforcement agencies are patrolling the Bolivar Peninsula to enforce strict Jeep Weekend safety rules this weekend as the new Sheriff is implementing new rules for safety reasons. Sheriff Fullen shared the new safety measures on Facebook. "We look forward to seeing everybody on Jeep Weekend this year, but we also want to remind you that you need to follow the rules and obey the law," he said. This year, several restrictions will be enforced in the designated Jeep Weekend event area: - Parking on the beach is not allowed. - Loading or unloading trailers on the beach is prohibited. - Golf carts, ATVs, and dirt bikes are banned. - Mass gatherings are forbidden. - Glass containers and littering will not be tolerated. - Stay off the dunes - Drivers license required to drive on beach - Speed limit 15 mph - Animals must be on leash at all times - Bonfires prohibited - Regarding traffic, individuals are not allowed to stop, stand, or park along the beach or enter public safety zones. Traffic will enter on Honeysuckle Drive and exit on Stingaree Drive, with flow directed eastbound. www.click2houston.co m/news/local/2025/05 /10/galveston-county -sheriff-announ
Heathur : Glad to hear it, several deaths over the years.
There was Actually talk of cancelling it
LittleTexas : It's not a sponsored event. It's just a word of mouth thing. Kinda hard to cancel that, unfortunately.
Texvette
Gigix4 : Agree. They have a bus stationed in Crystal Beach to load up the lawbreakers and transport them to Galveston
More than 400 officers from 14 law enforcement agencies are patrolling the Bolivar Peninsula to enforce strict Jeep Weekend safety rules this weekend as the new Sheriff is implementing new rules for safety reasons. Sheriff Fullen shared the new safety measures on Facebook. "We look forward to seeing everybody on Jeep Weekend this year, but we also want to remind you that you need to follow the rules and obey the law," he said. This year, several restrictions will be enforced in the designated Jeep Weekend event area: - Parking on the beach is not allowed. - Loading or unloading trailers on the beach is prohibited. - Golf carts, ATVs, and dirt bikes are banned. - Mass gatherings are forbidden. - Glass containers and littering will not be tolerated. - Stay off the dunes - Drivers license required to drive on beach - Speed limit 15 mph - Animals must be on leash at all times - Bonfires prohibited - Regarding traffic, individuals are not allowed to stop, stand, or park along the beach or enter public safety zones. Traffic will enter on Honeysuckle Drive and exit on Stingaree Drive, with flow directed eastbound. www.click2houston.co m/news/local/2025/05 /10/galveston-county -sheriff-announ
Heathur : I'm all for fun times but this event had gotten way out of hand and dangerous. My sister owns a home there. What a mess.
radiogirl30 : Agree. Plus, with the Texas Open Beaches laws, they cannot completely shut the beach down. In fact, some believe they are "pushing the legal envelope" with the restrictions in place this year « Back to Chat
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