Tracy Elks Lodge #2031 is a association or organization in Tracy, CA. Phone: (209) 835-4413. Average rating is 4.6 stars from 81 reviews. Website: https://www.elks.org/lodges/contactus.cfm?lodge=2031.
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A recreational vehicle parked next to a service van. — Tracy Elks Lodge #2031
4.6 81 reviews

Brotherhood, Service, and Community Since Day One

Tracy's Elks Lodge #2031 brings neighbors together through charity, camaraderie, and a welcoming hall on Eleventh Street.

Charity

Giving without expectation

Justice

Fairness for every person

Brotherly Love

Fellowship above all

Fidelity

Faithful to our word

About Us

Exterior view of Tracy Elks Lodge #2031 entrance.
Exterior view of Tracy Elks Lodge #2031 entrance.

At Tracy Elks Lodge #2031, the parking lot off Eleventh Street tells part of the story before you even walk inside. Eight full 50-amp RV hook-ups, 30-amp water and electric sites, and a dump station sit alongside a hall where members and guests consistently rate their experience 4.6 out of 5. The grounds have been cleaned up and the management team has earned a reputation for being genuinely accommodating, not just polite on the surface.

The lodge has been a fixture in Tracy, California for decades, drawing members from across the Central Valley who come for the fellowship and stay for the cause. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks channels dues and fundraising into scholarships, youth programs, veterans support, and community grants that stay local. When you join or visit, you are contributing to something that shows up in Tracy classrooms, on veterans' doorsteps, and at local events.

Step inside on any given evening and you will find old friends catching up at the bar, new faces being introduced around a table, and the kind of easy conversation that is hard to manufacture and impossible to fake. This is a place people come back to, year after year, because it actually feels like belonging somewhere.

What We Offer

Lodge #2031 offers more than a meeting room. The facility hosts regular member dinners, holiday events, and themed nights that give the social calendar real texture. A full bar and lounge area provide the backdrop for casual evenings, while the banquet space accommodates private events, celebrations, and community gatherings.

For travelers and RV guests, the lodge offers one of the more practical overnight stops along the Highway 205 corridor. Sites with 50-amp full hook-ups and 30-amp water and electric connections are available by calling ahead, and the on-site dump station adds genuine convenience. The management team communicates clearly about availability and site conditions.

Membership in the Elks unlocks access to the national network of lodges across the country, reciprocal visiting privileges, scholarship opportunities for dependents, and the satisfaction of contributing to programs that fund veterans services and youth initiatives right here in San Joaquin County.

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“Great place for meeting old and new friends.”

— Bobby Brown

What Our Guests Say

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5 months ago
"The park has been cleaned up and the management have been welcoming very accommodating. About 8 Full 50 amp hook ups and 4-5 30-amp water and electric. They do have a dump. When we went inside, we were greeted by many and all were friendly."
— John Mack
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a year ago
"We called ahead regarding RV site availability very helpful previous RVers damaged the power pole but it worked, and we reported it. The offenders did not. Nearby traffic was pretty loud all night. The staff were very positive and helpful. Just an overnight gravel parking but nearly level site. We'll be back on our way back"
— Stephanie H
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3 months ago
"Great place for meeting old and new friends."
— Bobby Brown
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a year ago
"The hall is small and intimate. Was perfect for the gathering we attended. The bar had a good variety to choose from. We had a blast!"
— Lisa Reyes
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7 years ago
"I'm not a member or anything, but I did help plan and execute an event using their space, and I want to say that it went really well. They were accommodating with our times and setup. They were fairly costed and the employees that worked our event were great. I hope to do more events here."
— Corey Strock

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an Elks member to visit Tracy Lodge #2031?

Some events and the bar lounge are open to members and their guests. RV site guests can call ahead to arrange a stay without membership. Contact the lodge directly through elks.org to confirm current guest policies.

How do I reserve an RV site at the lodge?

Call ahead before arriving. The staff will confirm site availability, amp options (50-amp full hook-up or 30-amp water and electric), and any current site conditions. Walk-ins are sometimes possible but calling first is strongly recommended.

What RV amenities are available on site?

The lodge offers approximately 8 full 50-amp hook-up sites and 4 to 5 30-amp water and electric sites. An on-site dump station is also available. Note that the area near Eleventh Street can have some traffic noise overnight.

How do I become a member of Tracy Elks Lodge #2031?

Membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks requires U.S. citizenship and a belief in God. You can initiate the process through the lodge contact page at elks.org/lodges/contactus.cfm?lodge=2031 or by visiting the lodge in person.

What kinds of events does the lodge host?

Tracy Lodge #2031 hosts member dinners, holiday celebrations, fundraisers, and community events throughout the year. The banquet hall is also available for private events. Check with the lodge for the current events calendar.

Where exactly is Tracy Elks Lodge #2031 located?

The lodge is at 6400 Eleventh Street in Tracy, CA 95304, conveniently located near the Highway 205 corridor in San Joaquin County, making it accessible for both local members and traveling RV guests.

Does the lodge support veterans and community programs?

Yes. The Elks nationally and locally fund veterans services, youth scholarships, and community grants. Tracy Lodge #2031 participates in these programs, meaning membership dues and fundraising events contribute directly to San Joaquin County causes.

The Order · Since 1868

Community. Friendship. Charity.

Every Elks lodge belongs to one of America's oldest and largest fraternal orders. Through the Elks National Foundation, the Order has given more than $481 million to college scholarships, veterans, and neighbors in need.

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A Proud Heritage

The Elks gave America
Flag Day.

Long before it was a national observance, the Order set aside June 14th to honor the flag. Patriotism has always been one of our cardinal principles, and every lodge meeting still closes the same way it has for over a century.

“To our absent members.” — the Eleven O’Clock Toast

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