Genesee County Fish & Game Protective Association
Genesee County Fish & Game Protective Association operates Godfrey's Pond as a private membership organization built for year-round outdoor use. What started as a conservation club in 1909 has grown into a 100+ acre facility offering multiple ways to spend time outdoors—not just hunting and fishing....
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Genesee County Fish & Game Protective Association operates Godfrey's Pond as a private membership organization built for year-round outdoor use. What started as a conservation club in 1909 has grown into a 100+ acre facility offering multiple ways to spend time outdoors—not just hunting and fishing.
- •Rifle Range - Member access with detailed rules and safety protocols
- •Trap Range - Shotgun sport shooting for clay targets
- •Both ranges operate under established membership guidelines
| Activity | Details |
|---|---|
| Fishing | Stocked trout pond, peaceful setting |
| Swimming | Pool area for members and guests |
| Kayaking | Calm waters for paddling |
| Trail Walking | Scenic paths through the grounds |
| Camping | Sites available with seasonal rates and winter storage |
- •Clubhouse - Available for member rentals and events
- •Rental Cabin - Overnight accommodations on-site
- •Main Office & Store - Central hub for member services
- •Boat, Golf Cart & Bicycle - All permitted with specific rules
- •Dogs welcome under established guidelines
"Consider Us Your Second Home" - the club's philosophy centers on creating year-round gathering spaces
Godfrey's Pond hosts regular events including spaghetti dinners, carnivals, Hawaiian luaus, live bands, parades, and community campfires. The 2025 calendar shows consistent activity designed to build community among members.
Membership is the path to facility access. The club maintains strict privacy protections for member data and operates as a not-for-profit conservation organization. Membership renewals happen annually, with camping fees varying by season.
Contact: 585-590-2428 (Facilities Manager, Matt Horstkotter) | [email protected]
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Restrictions
- •Members only - membership required for all range access
- •Rifle range rules must be followed as outlined by club
- •Trap range rules must be followed as outlined by club
- •Hunting and fishing subject to New York State regulations and club code of ethics
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