Amenities

Open year-round, Door County Rod and Gun Club offers riffle, pistol, and shotgun practice; indoor and outdoor arrow practice, along with trap, skeet and a sporting clays course.​

In order to use the facilities, you must have a membership or purchase a daily pass.


Archery Range/Building

The indoor archery range is housed in a 40×100′ heated building located adjacent to the clubhouse building. 

The range features nine shooting lanes utilizing 4×4′ compressed foam targets. 3-D animals are available for simulated hunting practice.

The range is open on Sundays from 9am-Noon and during Open Trap League.

Clubhouse

Door County Rod & Gun Club has a clubhouse featuring:

  • An office/store selling shooting and reloading supplies
  • A bar and lounge area
  • A small food serving area
  • Restrooms
  • Two small storage areas

This space is available for private event rentals. For more information, complete the Contact Us Form.

Rifle & Pistol Range

The Rifle & Pistol Range consists of berms at 25, 50, 100, and 200 yards.

The range is self-serve open 7 days a week from 8am until 7pm or dusk, whichever comes first, except during times when skeet or sporting clays are beign shot.

A “Rifle Range Closed” sign will be placed on the range during these times. Generally, this occurs during open shooting on Sunday mornings and during the Sporting Clays League shooting times.

Non-members are excepted to pay a $10 membership fee to use the Rifle & Pistol Range.

Skeet

Skeet is generally shot on Sunday mornings from 9am-Noon. 

Sporting Clays Course

The new Sporting Clays Course was completed in spring of 2026 and features 12-trap shooting stations.

The course meanders through 40 acres of woods and features 12 stations consisting of singles, report, and true pairs from a variety of presentations.

Hunting conditions are simulated by using several different sizes of clay targets and by combining various speeds and trajectory angles.

The Sporting Clays Course is typically open on Sunday mornings, weather permitting.

Trap Field

The four trap fields utilize a voice activated clay target release system and have enclosed marking houses as well as elevated marketing stands.

The Trap Field is typically open on Sunday mornings.