Skydive Elsinore

Skydive Elsinore is a skydiving centre in Lake Elsinore, California, United States. The site says it was established in 1958. It calls itself the longest running skydiving operation in North America. It is about an hour from both San Diego and Los Angeles.

The centre offers tandem skydives from 14,000 feet. Tandem jumps are open to first time jumpers. The site also lists learn to skydive courses, coaching for experienced jumpers and film production work. A second site is listed at Porterville Airport in California.

The site describes the facilities. There is a covered packing area and shaded picnic areas. The main landing area is 1.5 acres of grass. The site also lists air conditioned team rooms, video debriefing areas, food options, a gear store, a rigging loft, hot showers, camping and a bunkhouse.

The site lists events. The 2026 World Championships in canopy formation and wingsuit are set for October 8 to 14, 2026. The event is hosted with the FAI Skydiving Commission. A movement course and a fluency course are also listed for September 2026.

The site also describes a skydive that was broadcast live on a streaming channel. The page says the jump drew a large online audience.

The contact details are the address 20701 Cereal Street in Lake Elsinore, phone (951) 210-7648, and the toll number (877) THE-JUMP. The site also has booking, a gift card option and customer reviews.

The site also describes the skydiving experience. A tandem jump starts with training on the equipment, with a tandem instructor. Students learn about arching the body during the fall and how to help fly the parachute. The site says the staff are friendly and that skydivers treat the centre as a home away from home. Testimonials on the site praise the instructors and the team. The site lists a Calendar of Events and a Review Us page for visitors.