Richmond Hill WMA Shooting Range

Nestled in the picturesque Bryan County, the Richmond Hill Shooting Range offers a unique blend of natural beauty and state-of-the-art facilities. This range is a part of the Richmond Hill Wildlife Management Area, promising an immersive experience for shooting enthusiasts.

Facilities and Features

• 12 long-range state-of-the-art electronic shooting stations.
• 14 long-range steel shooting stations.
• 20 short-range pistol shooting stations.
• Indoor and outdoor classrooms for educational purposes.

Location and Accessibility

Located just 10.3 miles east of Richmond Hill, the range is easily accessible via Highway 144, followed by a short drive on Kilkenny Road. The entrance is conveniently situated 0.8 miles on the left, along an unpaved road.

Nearby Attractions

Numerous wildlife management areas and state historic sites, including Altama Plantation WMA, Fort McAllister State Park, and Wormsloe State Historic Site, surround the range and provide additional recreational opportunities.

Special Events

• Ladies Day at the Range: A monthly event aimed at encouraging women in shooting sports.
• Youth Archery Experience: A course for youths aged 10 to 16 to learn archery basics.
• Youth Day at the Range: A monthly event focusing on youth shooting education and safety.

Operational Hours and Contact Information

• Open Tuesday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
• Closed on Mondays, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
• Range Office Contact: 678-879-3423, Hunter Services: 706-557-3355.

Fees & Requirements

Entry to the range requires a Hunting License, Fishing License, or Lands Pass.

Address and Directions

803 Kilkenny Road, Richmond Hill, GA 31324, with GPS coordinates N 31.79698, W -81.2216.

Public Feedback

The Richmond Hill Shooting Range is highly regarded for its professional staff, well-maintained facilities, and cleanliness. Reviewers appreciate the range’s efforts in offering educational programs and commend its constant improvements. The road leading to the range, once a concern, has been upgraded for better access. The range’s commitment to creating a welcoming environment for both new and experienced shooters is consistently highlighted in user reviews. However, visitors do note the heat during summer and occasional crowding as minor drawbacks.