Club History and Benefits
Established in 1975, this NRA-affiliated family-oriented hunt club offers members exclusive year-round access to prime properties located in the Virginia counties of Loudoun, Fauquier, Frederick, Warren, Shenandoah, Spotsylvania, Culpeper, Bath, Clarke, and Rappahannock for a variety of outdoor activities, including hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, target shooting, and more. The club features five target ranges, reserved exclusively for its members. All types of native big and small game are available, including coyotes and woodchucks. Members have exclusive access to several ponds, a lake, a trout stream, and frontage on two small rivers. 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.
The properties are maintained and patrolled by our own maintenance and security personnel. Members are not obligated to participate in mandatory work days or fund raises. 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.
Membership Classes
The club offers several classes of membership, allowing individuals to select and pay for only the activities they wish to participate in. For example, those interested solely in hunting with primitive weapons can opt for a specialized membership, ensuring they are not charged for activities they do not intend to purse.
Membership Availability
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.