Solid indoor shooting range. Have been here a number of times. Like the fact that you can shoot…read more5.56 indoors at this range.

They have a 1 shot per second rule that completely defeats the purpose of going to a range to…read moretrain. Fast follow up shots are necessary for proper training, threat defense and elimination, & I highly doubt that an attacker is going to wait for you to engage them with a shot every second.

love it. every saturday like 30 to 40 airsoft players start playing at like 9, now they dont have…read morerental airsoft guns at least i dont think so but they sell eye pro, bbs, and green gas and for all you HPA players they have a pump right outside the shop for free and its 20 dollars for all day and the community is amazing. They have plenty of parking and picnic tables in a shaded area so you can store unused gear without it overheating. overall the only bad thing about it is that the gps is wrong at the very end but they even put signs up to fix that problem

This place is amazing! They have true to life Nuke Town from Call of Duty and it's in rotation to…read morebe played often. They make sure that the teams are even, and if you have questions, they're more than willing to help. They also have a concession stand for water, fresh made burgers, and snacks. Everything here is so reasonably priced. The husband and I were both able to play all day, bought over 2,000 paintballs, ate from the concession stand, all for less than $100. They also have a summer camp for kids that we enrolled our boys in. We will be back!!!!

Forest City Gun Club was decked for the holidays when I attended a Christmas Party at this private…read moreclub. FCGC maintains a self imposed cap on membership, and they believe that "shooting sports foster teamwork, sportsmanship, camaraderie, discipline and pride". In an attempt to write an informative review about Forest City Gun Club, I discovered an interesting history! *A group of Dutchmen founded FCGC in 1873. *They tout it is the oldest, largest continuously operated skeet, trap and sporting clay club in America. *FCGC boast 26 fields, a 40 acre lake, grand club house, dining hall, an assortment of amenities and over 537 acres. *Prestigious competitions have been hosted here: International Skeet Shooting Competition (5x), World Shoot Championships, Buick Masters Skeet Shooting Championships, U.S. Open Skeet Championships, and Georgia State Sporting Clay and Skeet Championships. *Home of FCGC Juniors which is a competitive shooting team. They compete with other youth shooters in the Scholastic Clay Target Program. *Find a wide assortment of gear, shells, apparel and gun rentals in their Pro Shop. *Membership is "managed by perpetuity and guest may visit during tournaments, fundraising or private events".

First Class Organization. The Youth Scholastic Shooting program is the best in the nation…read more Management is stellar and the Members are welcoming. Targets are competition grade and the oyster roasts are classic Savannah Low Country fare. In my 25 + plus years shooting all around the world, I'd rank FCGC in the top 5. Thanks to all the members who have made my new home in Savannah a special place by allowing me to participate.

Stopped in here for a break from traveling and toured this park. It is very large and super nice…read more Clean and orderly and easy to navigate. They have lots of ball fields and plenty of parking. I think the shining part of this park is the fabulous dog park which has tons of features for your four legged friend. Don't be confused if it takes you through a new neighborhood being built. That is the correct way and you'll arrive at the park in no time.

This is a nice park, and an area like Richmond Hill could always use more parks! It's next to a…read moreschool and an expanding neighborhood. I don't know if the school uses the fields for their games and practices, but I would sure hope so! Lovely new tennis courts, several baseball fields and plenty of AstroTurf and natural turf fields. On top of that they've got several paved trails for the bikers, joggers and walkers. The bark park is here too, but if your pups are better off walking with you, you definitely have that option. There seems to be plenty of parking, event for a time when multiple events are going on and everyone heads outdoors to enjoy the great weather.

If u are like me and want to get back into shape. Be like me and take a short walk around the…read morewetland trails. Throw on some tunes and enjoy the beautiful nature scenery.

My husband wanted to work around the house, so I decided to pack up the kids and their bikes and…read moretake them out of the house so he can focus. I wanted that wall painted! JF Gregory Park (JFGP) seemed like the perfect place to enjoy the day and burn some energy. We met up with friends to play at the playground, went for lunch and then returned to hit the trail, the kids on bikes and me on foot. Named after J.F. Gregory, basically Henry Ford's right hand man for all of his operations in Richmond Hill, the 335-acre community park includes: 3 plus miles of walking and biking trails; a fenced in playground that is recognized by the Playful City USA program; 25,000 square feet covered pavilion (most of the food vendors set up here at The Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival that occurs every year); picnic areas, The Veteran's Monument; Richmond Hill City Center; John W. Stevens Wetlands Education Center. Parking: There is a parking all over the park, but for the trail, we parked in the dirt lot before the trail head, near the Richmond Hill City Center. Trail Description: The trail is over 3 miles and is just one giant loop. When you get to the "Rice Cultivation on the Ogeechee River" historical marker, whether you go straight or left, you will find yourself back at the marker. If you go right of the marker over the bridge, this will lead you near the John W. Stevens Wetlands Education Center. I would say about half of it is paved, the other half a dirt gravel road, but well worn for bikes to get through (I would use mountain bikes or bikes with thicker tires and treads). There is a lookout deck, benches and trash cans along the way, as well as the exercise stations (VitaCourse 2000, similar to the ones seen at Tom Triplett Park in Pooler, see my review). Difficulty Level: Easy for all ages in terms of terrain, moderate in terms of length. What we did: We did the entire loop and also went right at the marker to explore that path which led us to the John W. Stevens Wetland Education Center so we walked around the front and then walked back to the car that way. JFGP is such a great spot in Richmond Hill to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you just want to sun bathe, spend time with kids, have a picnic, walk, run or bike the trail. There is something for everyone to do and most importantly, do it together.

A great place to unwind! Beautiful lake & trails! Please mark trails & have a map of the area!read more

Sterling Creek Park (SCP) is tucked away in the very back of a neighborhood called Sterling Creek…read morePlantation in Richmond Hill. You'll see signs to the park from Harris Trail Road when you turn in to the neighborhood. Keep going straight through the neighborhood until you get to the entrance to the park. SCP is the most unusual park that I have come across in this area, reason being that it shares space with the Police training grounds and gun range, as well as an active water treatment plant. See what I mean? That being said, I'll take trails and green space anywhere I can get it! - Background Info - There isn't too much info on this park online, but from what I could find, it seems that the city of Richmond Hill purchased this property back in 2012 with the intention of converting it into a park and the plan is to include running trails, nature trails, mountain bike paths, a fishing pond, restrooms, parking and camping. The property is about 187 acres of forests, wetlands, ponds, and grassland habitats. The most recent article I found was dated January of this year (2019) and it looks like they celebrated the opening of Phase 2 with a Relay Race. - Parking - Once you drive past the park entrance, just go straight until you get to a white-ish building. It looks like it's had better days and definitely does not look brand new. This building also has the restrooms (we didn't use them, so I don't know for sure, but the male/female signs are outside the doors) and the big space around it that seems to be the parking. - What we did - The Little One and I set out for a quick adventure, as we had to get back for her sister's event at school. We parked the car by the restrooms and behind it, you will see a large sign (the map of the park) and a trash can in the distance, by the woods, and that is where the beginning of the trail is. Now, keep in mind, don't go in the woods just yet right there, just walk alongside the fence of the water treatment plant, to the right. You will come to a dead end and there will be a well worn path into the woods which will be the only part in the forest). The path in the woods isn't very long and the day we went, it must have rained heavily there because part of the road was super muddy and there were tons of truck tracks. Once you get out of the woods and into the clearing, there is another well worn path/road that runs along the fence again of the water treatment plant. Walk down and keep walking down and don't lost hope, because you will finally get to the wetlands and ponds area. This area has more signs. I think we did parts of the yellow line and parts of the blue line (refer to pic). There is also a Youtube video that gives you a quick aerial view of the park to give you a general idea of what it is like. - My thoughts - The park is secluded, especially it being inside a neighborhood. I don't even think many of the residents of RH know about it. We saw one person along the trail, but at the same time, it was the weekday also. I read the article of the Relay Race that they held by the lake, after we walked the trail, and looking at the photos and videos posted online, I am still confused as to which lake they were running around, because it does not look anything close to the lakes and ponds we saw. I am going back to explore more when we have more time. All in all, the area is a bit confusing and I think they just need more signs at the beginning of the trail almost all the way until you pass the fencing of the water treatment plant. The presence of the water treatment plant gives you this sense that you shouldn't be there. The lake and ponds areas were my favorite part and they are clearly marked in that area, probably because it's the newest phase. I will update this review once I find the lake in the article!

Highly recommended…read more Dorchester is a terrific shooting preserve operation. A primary business line is a fee-based organized tour of preserve forest areas for hunters to shoot gaming birds such as quail in a natural setting. Dorchester breeds birds on the preserve for this purpose. Visiting hunters enjoy ATV type transport throughout the preserve for these shoots. The preserve presents pistol, rifle and clay pidgeon shooting ranges separate from the game shooting areas. Shooting areas are cleared swathes in each area. Expect mud during rainy periods. Ranges feature bullet capturing hills. Target shooters should expect to bring targets, staple guns, and other accessories to the range. The main site for new arrivals features a store at the entrance for the purchase of firearms, related accessories, a large lodge and reception hall. Cottages for rent dot the area around the lodge. Hunters can rent these lodges for a specific date-range stay during an organized hunt-tour. Plenty of parking is available on site and at each lodge or cottage. The management and staff are customer-centric and friendly -- a welcome relief especially during the COVID pandemic era.

Love this place! The cottages are all different in their own unique way!…read moreBeautiful place to hunt and spend quality time with friends and family!

Spent half a day with Van and my daughter to get her basic gun safety and training…read more Vann could not have been more pleasant and professional. Not only did he focus on keeping my daughter safe he was patient and kind to her through the whole day. I have been around firearms my whole like and stiff found plenty to learn and take away from the session. Would recommend Vann to anyone that wants to learn basic or advanced gun safety and usage.

You WILL get exactly what you went in for if you pay attention and listen to Vann. The course work…read morewas well planned out. We had slides and handouts for the first half of the day, broke for lunch, and then the gun range at a very prestigious gun club. It was amazing and beautiful. I personally would not trust many people to teach me gun safety, but I 1000% trust Vann's words and instructions as true. He has good intentions with his courses and company. He is passionate about guns and personal safety. He is also great to work with and an excellent straight shooter instructor. He knows his stuff and knows how to articulate it well.