Established in 1975, this NRA-affiliated family-oriented hunt club has numerous prime properties in Northern Virginia and one property in Maryland. Members have exclusive access to the properties year-round for hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, target shooting, etc. There are four target ranges available exclusively for our members.
Several classes of membership allow members to pick, choose, and pay for only those activities that they wish to pursue. For example, if one just wants to hunt with primitive weapons, there is a membership just for that; in other words, one does not have to pay for activities in which one has no interest 
All types of native big and small game are available including feral hogs, coyotes and woodchucks. Although members are allowed to erect their own deer stands, the properties have many enclosed and open air deer stands as well as waterfowl blinds which are available to all members.
Members have exclusive access to several ponds, a lake, a trout stream and frontage on two small rivers. Unlike some other clubs which rely totally on a sign-in board located on a property to manage access, we have a 24/7 online reservation system in place which is structured so that overcrowding is never a problem and our members do not have play the “first come, first served game”.
Unlike some other groups, our members never have to deal directly with the property owners and negotiate over daily usage fees and individual members are not allowed to monopolize the properties for an unreasonable amount of time.
The properties are maintained and patrolled by our own maintenance and security personnel. Unlike other clubs, our members are never required to perform workdays. A number of the properties are managed under QDM guidelines. Although bird and rabbit dogs are allowed, the club does not allow the use of dogs in deer hunting.
The rules of fair chase are strictly adhered too and safety is paramount. The club has properties in the following Virginia counties: Loudoun, Fauquier, Frederick, Warren, Shenandoah, Spotsylvania, Culpeper, Bath and Rappahannock as well as a property in Prince Georges county Maryland. At the present time there are a limited number of membership openings. To receive additional information on the benefits of membership, click on the contact us button and request an information packet.