Port Orange Elks Lodge 2723 is a association or organization in Port Orange, FL. Open: Mon–Fri 4:00 – 8:00 PM; Sat 2:00 – 6:00 PM; Sun 12:00 – 6:00 PM. Phone: (386) 767-8572. Average rating is 4.5 stars from 65 reviews. Website: http://poelks2723.com/.
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4.5 65 reviews Today 4:00 – 8:00 PM

Port Orange's Gathering Place Since Lodge 2723

Friendly faces, open events, and a community that actually shows up for each other in Port Orange.

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Giving without expectation

Justice

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Fellowship above all

Fidelity

Faithful to our word

About Us

A bustling event with tables filled with various items for sale. — Port Orange Elks Lodge 2723
A bustling event with tables filled with various items for sale.

On S Ridgewood Ave in Port Orange, Lodge 2723 has built something that most social clubs only talk about: a space where strangers walk in and leave as regulars. Members and guests consistently mention the same thing, that the staff genuinely greets you like you belong there. That is not an accident. It is the culture this lodge has cultivated over decades of service to the Volusia County community.

The building itself earns its reputation. The main hall opens up generously, giving room for craft fairs, holiday gatherings, fundraisers, and the kind of spontaneous conversation that you cannot manufacture. On BINGO nights, first-timers arrive skeptical and leave converted, which is exactly what a few of those reviewers admitted with a laugh. The lodge draws everyone from longtime Elks members to curious neighbors who just wanted to see what was happening inside.

Beyond the events, Lodge 2723 is a working fraternal organization. Every dollar raised and every hour volunteered feeds back into programs for veterans, youth scholarships, and local families who need a hand. The fun is real, and so is the mission behind it.

What We Offer

Lodge 2723 runs a full calendar that gives members and guests plenty of reasons to make the drive down Ridgewood Ave. Weekly BINGO nights are open to the public and have developed a loyal following, complete with the friendly competitive energy that only a room full of Floridians can produce. Holiday parties, craft functions, and themed social nights fill out the schedule across every season.

For organizations and private groups, the lodge's open hall is available for events that need real square footage and a welcoming atmosphere. Past guests have used it for everything from community fundraisers to milestone celebrations. The Elks Lodge also hosts veterans' appreciation events and youth outreach programs tied to the national BPOE mission.

Membership in Lodge 2723 unlocks access to the full calendar, reciprocal privileges at Elks lodges nationwide, and the satisfaction of contributing to a fraternal order that has been serving American communities since 1868. Prospective members can inquire at the lodge or visit poelks2723.com to learn about the application process.

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“A big thank you to the Elks Club for allowing us "big kids" to get together Sunday the 14th”

— Greg Fye

What Our Guests Say

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3 years ago
"I absolutely love this club location. The staff is always friendly and the space is very open for get-togethers. I have attended this location a couple times for craft functions and holiday gatherings for a group I'm part of. So much fun!"
— Shines by the Sun LLC - Fairy Hair (Shines by the Sun)
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4 years ago
"A big thank you to the Elks Club for allowing us "big kids" to get together Sunday the 14th"
— Greg Fye
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2 years ago
"I have to admit I didn't know what to expect. I had ever been in an Elks Lodge before. But I had heard they have open BINGO.... dear God, my nightmare BINGO. have I gotten to that age already? Weekly BINGO GAMES...? Yes, I have, I went once with a friend and found the folks there were a bit lukewarm...in the backroom that is . See, these folks have their friends who they have been playing with for years... But the group of folks at the bar had a much more vibrant experience. So the decision was made that should we go back again, we were going to sit at the bar. Well, that was the beginning.... We now go weekly to play BINGO and have a night out filled with laughter and a bit of excitement. They do serve food until 6:00 pm. and they allow you to bring in your own snacks a plus for those who can't eat "bar food." The chicken tenders are darn tasty. To attend other functionsI believe you need to be a member.... it's 25 dollars to join. You need to meet with someone a couple of times for an interview .. then 25 dollars as a yearly dues. So why would one join the ELKS? First, it's a National Foundation....meaning one go into any Elks club and participate in the offerings there. They have different programs, i.e., drug awareness, youth camps, children's therapy, and other services. This particular Lodge has weekly and monthly activities during the day and evenings to keep you busy in the community. So will I join...yes...why it's a safe environment to be able to go out one night or two to have a place where everyone at some point in time will know your name and will recognize you at a time when we start to fade into the woodwork. When you reach an age where folks tolerate you and don't always see that you still have a purpose... and a zest for life. One can do some good...."
— Deborah Haudel
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8 months ago
"Great place and lots of fun A wonderful group of citizens that supports charity's, vets, and children."
— Belinda Morton
a year ago
"We came on invitation from the band for dinner and music. We were turned away at the door, because we weren't Elks and the band weren't Elks. We were let inside via the front entrance, and we're told that we couldn't purchase drinks or food because we weren't Elks. A waitress would have to take our orders and bring us our drinks and food. ...ok.....but when we tried to order dinner, she said we had to go order at the order desk. We went to the counter to order, but she refused to take our orders, BECAUSE WE WEREN'T ELKS! They got it all worked out so that we could order dinner, but I won't ever go back! There were 38 people in the building, and if we weren't there, no one would be there listening to the music. "We are a private club". Well, la te da....we wouldn't join that club if membership was free! Absolutely RUDE!"
— Kris Blough

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be an Elks member to attend events at Lodge 2723?

Not for many events. BINGO nights and select public gatherings are open to non-members. Some events and the bar area may require a member to sign you in as a guest. Check the lodge calendar at poelks2723.com or call ahead for specifics on any given event.

How do I become a member of Port Orange Elks Lodge 2723?

Membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is open to U.S. citizens who believe in God and are at least 21 years old. Stop by the lodge during an open event to meet members, or visit poelks2723.com to request a membership application and learn about the initiation process.

When is BINGO held, and is it really open to the public?

Yes, BINGO at Lodge 2723 is open to the public. Specific nights and times can shift seasonally, so the best move is to check the lodge website or call ahead to confirm the current schedule before you make the trip.

Can I rent the lodge hall for a private event or fundraiser?

The lodge hall has hosted craft fairs, holiday gatherings, and community fundraisers for outside groups. Reach out through poelks2723.com to ask about availability, capacity, and any requirements for booking the space.

Where exactly is Port Orange Elks Lodge 2723 located?

The lodge is at 5207 S Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange, FL 32127, along the main corridor connecting Port Orange to Edgewater. It is accessible from both Daytona Beach to the north and New Smyrna Beach to the south.

What charitable work does Lodge 2723 do in the community?

As part of the national BPOE, Lodge 2723 supports veterans' programs, youth scholarship funds, and community assistance initiatives. Fundraising events held at the lodge directly feed these programs, so attending public events is itself a contribution to the cause.

Hours of Operation

Closed · Opens Saturday at 2:00
Monday 4:00 – 8:00 PM
Tuesday 4:00 – 8:00 PM
Wednesday 4:00 – 8:00 PM
Thursday 4:00 – 8:00 PM
Friday Today 4:00 – 8:00 PM
Saturday 2:00 – 6:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
The Order · Since 1868

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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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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.

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