Great experience shooting at this range. Nice grounds with several different distance ranges for pistols and rifles. Shotgun stations as well. Staff was welcoming and professional. First-time shooters are required to watch and complete a 15-minute safety course. Highly recommend this facility.

Took a private pistol lesson with Ms. Diane. I had never fired a pistol before and after leaving her class, I feel confident in being safe with my weapon as well as being able to use my weapon. She clearly communicated expectations, operation, handling, as well as the why and how to do things a certain way. She has a good eye and quick to catch mistakes and helped me make adjustments. Aside from my wonderful lesson (thank you!) everyone was super helpful and nice and did not mind answering repeat questions. I also appreciated that they let my dad shoot in a slot next to mine just so he could be there and ask questions I would not have known or thought to ask.

What a spectacular time. The entire business is professionally run with clean and up to date equipment. I will be there at least once per week until April, my two friends will also be there. Just Ask Warren at trap range how he is doing, tell him you saw the message from Bob. It's a joke but he should smile.

Great experience, even for such a short stay. Staff were Wonderful and super helpful. Highly recommend this for anyone at any skill level!

First, you do not have to have a membership to shoot here.For a one-off trip to do standard run-of-the-mil 100 yd rifle or pistol, other ranges might be better financial choice due to the annual $25 range card expense. If you want to go multiple times a year then this starts becoming cost effective, especially if you want to graduate to non-run-of-the-mill shooting, such as steel plate or shooting past 200 yards. They require you to attend brief safety lecture (watch video, take test to see if you have common sense). then you pay $25 for annual card.To shoot past 200 (?) yds, you need to prove you can shoot your rifle that distance, 3 hits reasonably close to the target. I had never done this, but the range office was really helpful and OMG, I did it! (I'm going elk hunting one day.) The RO was a great coach. (download the Hornady ballistic app and dial in your load before going) They also have high quality target cameras on the more distant targets that will show you where you are hitting, so you don't need a spotting scope shooting past 100yds. (No target changes needed either.)So the cost for this outing was $40 for range + $25 annual card. Repeat trip will be just $40 for entire day for 300 & 600 yds and includes cameras, it's great value. As of April 2023 (add + $25 annual card if first time)- Shoot Steel Targets on Pistol and Rifle up to 100 yards - $30 for the day- Pistol and Rifle up to 100 yards Paper Targets: Use fee $20 for the day. I've not checked out trap, skeet nor archery and other things beyond rifle and pistol, however, everything is clean, well maintained and well thought out. Even the roofs over shooting areas minimize the direct sunlight. It can get dusty, as roads are unpaved, but passable to any vehicle. The clubhouse ir really nice too and has some indoor archery. Staff is friendly, polite and willing to help explain.Seen references to Hollow Point Cafe and food trucks on premises, but I'd call ahead to confirm as there were no food options when I was there. Off prem, I would not count on local restaurants to be open, many operate on Southern time, so bring a sandwich if you plan to make a day of it. I plan on getting a membership if I find I go there frequently enough.