Fantastic Day Skeet shooting . All in our group of 30 had an awesome time. No experience…read morenecessary. Supplied shotgun, ammo, gear and lesson. Clean facilities and well maintained.

Freaking love this place. I've been here close to a half-dozen times and I'll absolutely keep…read morecoming back. I forgot to take photos this time (other than us hitting targets), but the setting alone is worth it. Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays is set in an old cement quarry from the late 1800s, and the rustic feel is totally unique. It really adds to the whole sporting clays experience. On our most recent visit, December 17, 2025, we had a group of three. We rented 20-gauges and bought ammo to run all 17 stations. We're not newbies, but we don't shoot clays all the time, so it took us about three hours. Since it was during the week before Christmas, it wasn't very busy, which gave us time to get back into the rhythm. I've been closer to Christmas and around Thanksgiving before, and it can definitely get busy then. I called ahead to make a reservation, which I recommend. First-timers need to fill out waivers, and if you're renting a shotgun you'll complete a green waiver when you arrive. If anyone in your group has never handled a shotgun before, they also offer group lessons to get everyone up to speed. I'll definitely be back--no question.

Great group of guys to shoot with. The club has been in operation for decades now and has seen it's…read moreshare of changes over the years. Well maintained indoor and outdoor ranges for members only (strictly pistol caliber guns). Yearly membership prices are the best in the area and theyre always looking for new members. Come down on a Thursday night (5-7pm) and introduce yourself if you're looking for a nice weekly activity with lots of great benefits. Tell them Justin sent you.

Great small, friendly, safety conscious club! Inexpensive…read more.. new memberships always welcome!

For Membership Info, Range-Use Rates and more, check the website at:…read morehttp://lappawinzo.synthasite.com/ Facilities include: Outdoor Pistol (75 yds.), Indoor Pistol (25 yds.), Outdoor Rifle (100, 200 yds.), Indoor Rifle (50 yds.), Trap, Skeet, Archery Range Access: Private Facility Rental also available: Pavillion - microwave, cooler,covered seating, open field for events, horse shoe pits, dance floor and wood or charcoal pit. Hall - Holds 125 person, full kitchen, individual restrooms, bar facility available.

This is a really good club that offers rifle, pistol, and archery ranges. The cost for first time…read moremembership is $25 and $15 for renew. They have a monthly meeting the 1st Thursday of every month. You must get a sponsor to become a member.

The people whom come to this place early on the weekend at 8:00 am don't care about those living in…read morethe area. Why can't they wait a few more hours so people whom work hard for a living can have some rest. Instead they have to be the first ones there then after they disturb the areas peace they leave. Just like little juveniles with a new toy.

I've only been here once that I can recall but I liked it so much, it prompted me to join…read more Membership is $25/year but if you visit this place once/ month, you can easily make that money back. I'm told they can close anytime between 10:00 pm & 1:00 am depending on how many patrons are there. On a quiet/slow night, expect them to close around 10:00 pm. If it's pretty busy, they may not close until 1:00 am. Here are the basics: Hours: Bowmanstown Rod & Gun is open 7 days/week. noon to closing Monday thru Friday 10:00 am to closing Saturday and Sunday, Happy hour 4-6 Monday thru Friday. 25 cents off drinks. Prices during normal hours: Schmidts $1.10. Domestic bottles $1.85. Shots about 2-2.50. They have 4 draft beers: miller lite, bud, coors light, and yuengling lager. $1.30 for a small beer and $1.75 for a pint. I'm not sure about wine/cocktail prices. Food: Food wed and Friday. Wed night is taco n wing night Bar pizza all the time $6.50. 50 cents extra for pepperoni. Chips/pretzels 75 cents Hot bologna $1.50. Tiger cheese/ red beet eggs $.50. Candy bars $1 Beef sticks 3 for $1.00 Beef jerky $1.50 Tea/soda 75 cents Block shoot first Saturday of the month, May thru October. Entertainment: This bar has the usual entertainment. They have a pool table, darts, a Trophy Hunter video game, and a jukebox. Plus the expected gambling you normally see at private clubs - raffles and the fishbowl and pop tickets. Stop in for a cold cheap beer, talk to some good people and enjoy yourself.

Nice rifle range with 25, 50, 100 targets. It's been better maintained a lot more in the last few…read moreyears than it had been prior. Pistol/.22 range is ok. Many backstops, but the really nice part is there isn't a ton of use, and if you want to move closer than the 25 yards you can - nice for practicing different pistol disciplines. Also no silly rules like some clubs have about 1 shot per X seconds, etc, so you can actually work on pistol drills if you want. They also have a blackpowder only range that has a lot of stations - I believe they host some blackpowder matches throughout the year. No trap stations or places to throw clays, at least not that I've found yet. Overall, pretty low key, I think most people join for the social hall, although they do have a youth pheasant hunt yearly. Not a lot of organized shooting activities though, like steel matches, multi-gun, action pistol, or even rimfire matches, so not a terribly active club in terms of shooting. Make sure you have you membership card - they check often (and they should). Many instances in the past of non-members using the range. Only real knock I have is that children/wives of members need to have a membership too to even be on the range (liability issue I'm sure), but they won't give a membership to a child under 12. Pretty tough to train a youngster if you can't get him/her to a range. Other clubs do it, and we need to foster the next generation of shooters. I'd like to see something that allows younger shooters to be there. Overall, nice quiet place to shoot though.

The Stockerton Rod & Gun Club is a well maintained sports club with a variety of community focused…read moreactivities on its agenda. The facilities include a covered 5 station pistol range with multi-distances targets of 20 to 70 feet, a covered 5 station multi distance rifle range with target distances of 30,50 and 100 yards, an archery range including a two story walk up blind station, and a separate air pistiol/air rifle range. It also includes two privately owned fishing lakes and a baseball/soccer field. This club is very well maintained and members are very friendly and helpful. They also sponsor free fishing days for kids, social dinners, and blocks shoots. All in all a very fun experience. Racoope/Nazareth, Pa.

Membership for 2015 increased to $40 but kids, 10 to 15, is $20 and over 65 is $20. The ranges…read moreinclude rifle, handgun, and archery and a new range for airgun. The large pond is stocked with good sized trout several times a year. Membership is required for everyone on the shooting ranges regardless of age and over 10 years of age to fish the pond. Many public events held during the year for shooting and fishing. Friendly atmosphere.

Great place to shoot, and everyone is friendly and helpful. Its always a great time their and so…read moremuch to do in terms of not just shooting

I am a member at Ontelaunee, dunno how else I would be able to review the place…read more Ontelaunee is a members only club, Do not come here until you get a membership. But it's only $30 a year. You do need to attend a membership class (schedule is posted on the website). All that out of the way...I've lived in 6 states, 3 countries and I have been shooting for over 10 years and this is the best gun club I've found so far. The RO (Range Officer) will check your membership card then leave you alone. This is not a place to rent guns or go for firearms tourism. Go to the place Easton for that. There is a wide variety of ranges (25 yd pistol, 50 yd rifle, 100yd rifle, 200/300 yd rifle, Archery and trap). There is even a fishing pond for when you're tired of shooting. Everyone I've run into has been polite and friendly. Target changes and calling the range cold happens at the request of the shooters as is needed. The only downside (if it can be considered one) is that during the summer weekends many of the ranges are shut down for matches and competitions of various sorts. The upside of that? They're open to the public! Go shoot your first IDPA match, or USPSA match! Buy a revolver and shoot ICORE! Joining here is the best $30 I have spent this year. Period. Full stop. It'll also be the best $30 I'll spend next year.

What a wonderful place to shoot trap/skeet and relax afterwards for beverages and such,…read moreI've been a member there for the last few years. Great folks!!!

This is a private club, except for a couple of public events. They allow smoking in the bar, but…read moreits usually not too bad. Shooting is every Wednesday, Sat, and Sun staring at noon. The food is better than average, but pretty standard bar fare. There are 5 Tvs and they get most NFL games. This is a locals bar, by and large. It's not fancy, it's not super up to date decor wise, there are alot of hunters and animal mounts on the walls. Beers cost about 2 bucks, and doubles are around 5. Food is available Wed-Sun.