Londonderry Fish & Game Club
Londonderry Fish & Game Club was established in 1951 to promote conservation, safety, and ethics through Hunter Education Programs. Today they operate an 83-acre facility in Litchfield that adjoins 1,000 acres of Musquash Conservation Area and 500 acres of Litchfield State Forest—creating a massive ...
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Londonderry Fish & Game Club was established in 1951 to promote conservation, safety, and ethics through Hunter Education Programs. Today they operate an 83-acre facility in Litchfield that adjoins 1,000 acres of Musquash Conservation Area and 500 acres of Litchfield State Forest—creating a massive outdoor resource for members.
Instead of one-size-fits-all range guidelines, LFGC redesigned their rulebook in 2021 with range-specific regulations based on NRA Chief Range Safety Officer guidance.
Rifle Ranges: - 25-yard utility (8 AM–half hour after sunset) - 50-yard utility and training ranges - 50-yard rifle range - 100-yard rifle range - 200/400-yard range (Daniel Lee Duprat Memorial Rifle Range, 8 AM–sunset)
Shotgun & Specialty: - Shotgun range with 3 throwers - 50-yard archery range - Axe & knife throwing range - 15-yard training range (coming soon)
Key Rule Updates (Effective January 1, 2021): Tannerite prohibited on 25-yard utility range; allowed on 50-yard utility range (8 oz max). Shotgun use eliminated from 200-yard range. No climbing berms without leadership permission. Tree stands must be removed by April 15 annually.
LFGC hosts New Hampshire Hunter Education courses at the Musquash Center (5 Lund Street, Litchfield). Classes require 12 classroom hours, 6-8 field hours, and final exam. Cost: $5 per participant. Minimum age: 12 years old (parental consent required for under-18). No class absences permitted; late arrivals after 15 minutes denied entry. Materials included: NH Hunter Education packet with wildlife ID guide and outdoor survival information.
- •Spring 2026 Scheduling: Check back for dates. Contact: [email protected] or (603) 262-6163 / (603) 262-6164.
Recent/Upcoming Training Events: - Women's Defense League courses - GLOCK Low Profile Carry Courses (8 AM–4 PM) - Law Enforcement training - New member orientation sessions - Skill builder workshops
| Type | Annual Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $185 | Jan 1–Dec 31 |
| Senior | $85 | Jan 1–Dec 31 |
- •Current Status: No memberships available. Waitlist currently suspended. LFGC will draw from existing waitlist based on openings after annual renewals. 98% member renewal rate in 2024. Renewal portal opens September 15 annually.
Locks change January 1 each year. Members must display club badge on premises at all times.
- •Members may bring up to 4 accompanied guests (2 guests max on 200/400-yard range)
- •Junior members require adult supervision (18+ years old)
- •Standard ranges: 8 AM–half hour after sunset
- •Long-range: 8 AM–sunset
- •Hearing and eye protection required for all within immediate vicinity
- •Alcoholic beverages and empty alcohol containers (as targets or consumed)
- •Tracer ammunition during dry conditions/fire hazard periods
- •Empty beer cans as novelty targets
- •Climbing berms without prior permission
- •Tampering with drainage systems
- •Impaired persons on ranges
Beyond shooting, LFGC maintains a fully stocked trout pond and 82 acres available for hunting and hiking. All hunting, fishing, and trapping activities subject to club rules—tree stand removal deadline: April 15 annually.
- •Address: 5 Lund Street, Litchfield, NH 03052
- •Phone: (603) 262-6163 or (603) 262-6164
- •Email: [email protected]
- •Directions via Route 3A South (Brown Ave): 3.4 miles to Albuquerque Ave → LEFT 1 mile → LEFT onto Century Lane 0.3 miles → RIGHT onto Brenton Street 0.3 miles → LEFT onto Burgess Drive 0.3 miles → LEFT onto Lund Street. Gate on right.
- •Google Maps: 5 Lund Street, Litchfield, NH 03052
Contributions to LFGC (payable to The Londonderry Fish & Game Club, Inc., P.O. Box 229, Londonderry, NH 03053) go directly to facility operations and maintenance. While not tax-deductible, donations fund community events and hunter education programs.