Kent County Conservation League

Kent County Conservation League opened in 1929 and has been the backbone of shooting sports in West Michigan ever since. Set on 170 acres of maintained land, KCCL operates as a member-driven club with public access to several disciplines and member-only facilities for others.

Open to the Public: - Skeet & Trap - State-of-the-art fields where you move through eight stations (skeet) or shoot from five positions behind a single trap house (trap) - 5-Stand - Blend of skeet, trap, and sporting clays with five shooting stations and varied target presentations. KCCL rotates course setups throughout the year to keep it fresh - Sporting Clays - 10-15 station course that mimics real hunting scenarios across natural terrain with unpredictable target angles and speeds

Members Only: - Pistol Range - Multiple lanes with boards for paper targets, steel targets, and bowling pin targets. Distances up to 50 yards. Three-sided building provides weather protection year-round. Electronic/lighted cease-fire system at each lane - Rifle Range - One of the few West Michigan facilities with distances extending to 300 yards. Also features paper target boards, steel targets, and bowling pin targets at various distances. Three-sided covered structure and electronic cease-fire at each lane - Archery Range - Quiet, natural setting for bow and arrow practice

KCCL actively partners with local organizations and businesses for charity events and fundraising. The club helps raise funds for scholarships in skilled trades, community development, and other local initiatives. The clubhouse serves as community gathering space for members and event participants.

8461 Conservation St NE, Ada, MI 49301

📞 (616) 676-1056 📧 [email protected] 📱 Instagram: @KCCL.KentCountyConservation 📱 Facebook: KCCL.KentCountyConservationLeague