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Josephine County Sportsman Association

Grants Pass
209.1 miles from Portland

Josephine County Sportsman Association operates one of the Pacific Northwest's most comprehensive shooting facilities. Located five minutes north of Grants Pass on 248 acres next to Walker Mountain, JCSA combines multiple discipline ranges with recreational amenities, RV facilities, and event space....

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Josephine County Sportsman Association

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Josephine County Sportsman Association operates one of the Pacific Northwest's most comprehensive shooting facilities. Located five minutes north of Grants Pass on 248 acres next to Walker Mountain, JCSA combines multiple discipline ranges with recreational amenities, RV facilities, and event space.

10 Shooting Ranges: - Big Bore Range – 25 to 300 yards with 18 concrete benches - Rifle Ranges – Walker Mountain (black powder/small bore), Slug Alley - Pistol Range – 7.5 to 50 yards, capacity 15–20 shooters - Trap & Skeet – 5 skeet fields, 2 trap fields, 1 five-stand with Beomat machines - Sporting Clays – 15 stations with 46 trap machines, woodland course walkable or by cart - Archery – 4 ranges including 2 forest courses and walk-up practice range - Indoor Range – 15 points for archery, pistol, air rifle, small bore - Cowboy Action – Western-styled shooting area - Law Enforcement Range – Dedicated LE priority use

Beyond shooting, the park includes: - 30+ RV spaces with water and electrical hookups - Outdoor pavilions with fireplace (built/donated by Sandeen Masonry) - BBQ and picnic areas - Horseshoe pits and fishing areas - Meeting spaces for events and social functions

JCSA has hosted the Oregon State Shoots in both Skeet and Sporting Clays—a distinction earned through serious facility standards and range management.

The association operates 10 internal clubs running regular shoots across disciplines. They also coordinate junior shooting programs and hunter education courses in partnership with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, plus home safety and handgun courses.

SeasonHoursCease Fire
Nov 1 – May 318am–5pm4:30pm
Apr 1 – Oct 318am–6pm5:30pm

Open 7 days a week (closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day). Everyone signs in at the office first.

  • Single membership: $110/year
  • Family membership: $135/year
  • Junior membership: $50/year
  • Day use: $15 (junior $6)
  • Admin fee: $25

Fire Restrictions Active

Check current conditions before visiting. Smoking and open flames may be prohibited.

Safety Information

  • Check current conditions before visiting
  • Follow all posted safety guidelines
  • Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances

Restrictions

  • Members only (day use fees available for non-members)
  • No alcohol consumption on JCSA property
  • Range closure at 5:00pm (cease fire earlier in winter)
  • Must sign in at office first upon arrival
  • Skeet Field 4 currently closed due to safety concerns
  • Certain ranges reserved for law enforcement training
Pro Tips for Visiting
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Big Bore Range – 25 to 300 yards with 18 concrete benches
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Rifle Ranges – Walker Mountain ([black powder](/handbook/black-powder)/small bore), Slug Alley
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Pistol Range – 7.5 to 50 yards, capacity 15–20 shooters
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Trap & Skeet – 5 skeet fields, 2 trap fields, 1 five-stand with Beomat machines
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[Sporting Clays](/handbook/sporting-clays) – 15 stations with 46 trap machines, woodland course walkable or by cart
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[Archery](/handbook/archery) – 4 ranges including 2 forest courses and walk-up practice range

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