Twin Falls County Public Shooting Range (Old Landfill)

Twin Falls County Public Shooting Range (Old Landfill) is a primitive, public shooting facility managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Twin Falls, Idaho. This open-air range provides local shooters and visitors with an accessible venue for firearms practice in a natural setting.

The range supports the following shooting disciplines:

• •Rifle shooting
• •Pistol shooting
• •Shotgun shooting

This versatile facility accommodates both precision rifle work and tactical pistol practice, making it suitable for hunters, sport shooters, and firearms enthusiasts of varying skill levels.

As a primitive public range, Twin Falls County Public Shooting Range operates with minimal developed infrastructure. The facility features:

• •A natural berm backstop that safely contains projectiles
• •Open-air design allowing shooters to practice in natural daylight conditions
• •Parking area for visitor access

The rustic, undeveloped character of this old landfill site makes it an economical option for shooters seeking practice opportunities without extensive amenities.

As a BLM-managed public facility, the range is open to the general public and subject to all applicable Bureau of Land Management regulations. Shooters should be familiar with BLM guidelines regarding firearm use, ammunition types, and environmental stewardship.

Shooters must adhere to the following requirements:

• •Cease fire at dusk to ensure safe conditions
• •No shooting within designated safety zones to protect other users and facilities
• •Pack out all trash and brass to maintain the range and public lands
• •Follow lead ammunition considerations per BLM guidelines regarding environmental protection

This is an unattended, self-policing facility where users share responsibility for safety and stewardship.