Tucson Trap & Skeet Club

Established in 1948, the Tucson Trap and Skeet Club stands as a beacon for shooting sports enthusiasts in Southern Arizona. Located west of historic Tucson since 1976, this expansive facility spreads over 380 acres, making it one of the nation’s largest sport shooting venues.

Facilities Include:

50 Trap Fields equipped with Canterbury system.
13 Skeet fields, with international capabilities.
Two 5-stand fields and three Sporting Clay Courses featuring 12+ stations each.
A 5-station Sub-Gauge Sporting Clay Course, Fitasc, and Helice Ring (ZZ Bird).
2 Wobble Traps, and various leagues to indulge in trap, skeet, and 5-stand games.
A spacious 9,000 sq. ft. clubhouse complete with a lounge, registration room, dining area, and a fully-equipped kitchen/restaurant.
An air-conditioned environment, ensuring comfort during Tucson’s hot months.
Both men’s and women’s restrooms, refurbished in 2018, are handicap accessible.
An inviting porch with seating overlooks the lush green lawn, perfect for watching shoot-offs on a pleasant evening.

Additional Amenities:

Restaurant, Bar, and Pro Shop.
200 full-service RV hookups.
Free Wi-Fi for all visitors.

Membership Benefits: Members are part of a community that supports both clay target shooting and each other. Membership comes in three tiers:

Lifetime: $500
Annual: $75
6 Month: $50

Notably, life members not only enjoy reduced target pricing but also have the privilege to serve on the club’s Board of Directors and partake in annual meetings and dinners.

RV Facilities: The club offers 200+ full-service RV hookups, with rates ranging from $20 to $825, depending on the stay duration. This unique offering allows members to stay in the comfort of their RV, shoot every day if desired, and participate in weekly activities, especially for winter visitors.

Reviews Highlight: Visitors frequently commend the club for its vast expanse, impeccable facilities, and friendly environment. Many first-time shooters found the experience both exhilarating and comfortable, with experienced staff and members ensuring safety and guidance. The on-site RV accommodations and sporting clay courses come highly recommended. However, some feedback suggests there’s room for improvement in the restaurant service.

Youth Shooting & Training: The Tucson Trap and Skeet Club takes pride in its commitment to youth shooting programs. In partnership with The Midway Foundation and other entities, they fund youth shooting initiatives and proudly host various events. As a Certified Training Center for Olympic Trap and Skeet, the club also offers certified coaches for training.