Medina Bird Club

The Medina Bird Club has been a cornerstone of recreational shooting in Northeast Ohio since 1935. Located on 16.5 acres in Montville Township, south of Medina, the club evolved from its original focus on wing shooting habitat and hunting into a full-service private shooting club with year-round activities.

As residential development increased around the area and wildlife habitat declined, the club transitioned from a hunting-focused operation to a recreational shooting facility. That shift didn't diminish the membership's commitment to conservation—it just redirected their energy. Today, the club's primary mission is introducing new shooters to safe firearm handling and helping experienced shooters improve their marksmanship.

The club maintains a range of shooting disciplines across 16.5 acres:

Shooting Range Hours: - Monday–Friday: 12:00 PM to one hour before sunset - Saturday: 9:00 AM to one hour before sunset - Sunday: Closed (no shooting allowed)

All facilities are available to active club members and their guests, subject to club rules and regulations.

The Medina Bird Club operates as a private, member-owned organization. The membership base continues to emphasize natural resource conservation while building a community around safe shooting practices. Whether you're a beginner looking for proper firearm instruction or an experienced shooter working on precision, the club provides structured access to multiple shooting disciplines in a controlled environment.

South of Medina in Montville Township, the club is easily accessible to shooters across Summit, Medina, and neighboring counties in Northeast Ohio.