Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center
Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center is a shooting range facility located in Spicer, Minnesota, dedicated to providing safe and responsible shooting sports opportunities. The center combines recreational shooting activities with environmental stewardship principles, making it a unique destina...
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Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center is a shooting range facility located in Spicer, Minnesota, dedicated to providing safe and responsible shooting sports opportunities. The center combines recreational shooting activities with environmental stewardship principles, making it a unique destination for shooters in the region.
The facility supports various shooting disciplines suited to its outdoor range environment:
- •Rifle shooting - Rifle marksmanship and target practice
- •Pistol shooting - Handgun accuracy and skill development
- •Shotgun sports - Shotgun shooting on designated areas
- •Target shooting - General precision and recreational shooting
As an educational learning center with shooting sports components, Prairie Woods provides a controlled environment for shooting instruction and practice. The facility's outdoor setting allows for proper range management and environmental considerations.
Located in Spicer, Minnesota, the center serves local shooters and visitors seeking instruction or recreational shooting opportunities. Visitors should verify current operating hours, access requirements, and any reservation policies before visiting.
Prairie Woods integrates environmental education with shooting sports, promoting responsible outdoor recreation and land stewardship among participants.
Fire Restrictions Active
Check current conditions before visiting. Smoking and open flames may be prohibited.
Restrictions
- •Eye and ear protection required
- •Follow all range safety protocols
- •Firearms unloaded when not on firing line
- •Respect environmental stewardship practices
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