Central Whidbey Sportsmen's Association

Central Whidbey Sportsmen's Association was founded on December 11, 1947, built on principles of comradery and sportsmanship. Today it operates as a member-owned facility where shooters access multiple ranges and community-driven programming.

Range Access - Trap range with lead shot - 100 and 200 yard rifle ranges - Pistol bays - Shotgun-specific shooting areas - Dedicated short range for shotgun slug sighting

"By providing and maintaining a premiere facility to foster the shooting sports, the aims of the founders will be self-perpetuating." — CWSA Mission Statement

• •Competitions & Matches - Regular shoots with published results
• •Firearm Education - Classes and training across all disciplines
• •NRA Programs - Access to NRA-affiliated offerings
• •General Meetings - 2nd Monday of each month at 7:00pm
• •Member Involvement - One service project per year (maintenance, grounds work, facility upkeep)

New membership applications are available at the entrance gate. The Association accepts new members on scheduled orientation dates throughout the year. Bring a completed application, range rules waiver, and plan to stay for lunch during orientation.

Service Projects - First Sunday and Wednesday of each month at 9:00am. Contact Ed Hilkey at (360) 929-2896 if those times don't work.

Shotgun Rules - Lead shot 7½ or smaller on trap range and designated bays. Slugs allowed only on short range and 100/200 yard ranges for sighting in.