Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays
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About Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays
Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays is an outdoor sporting clays course in Coplay, PA, where reviewers describe a day out walking or riding a cart between stations. One visitor says the course goes around one side of a quarry, with shots thrown across the water, both to and away, and quartering, and that old abandoned buildings are used as part of the course. Another reviewer mentions the old quarry and factory buildings as a backdrop.
The targets and stations draw plenty of comment. One visitor describes color-coded stations at three levels, with green for the easier shots, blue for moderate and orange for hard, and a back side with standard field shots and rabbits. Another reviewer counts 17 stations. One visitor praises the "lots of variety in the station setups," and a different reviewer notes a coffee station partway through the course and a water station further along. Two reviewers mention golf carts, with one noting some inclines and another saying the whole course is paved.
For gun rentals in Coplay, PA, reviewers mention shotguns for rent and ammunition available on site, along with loaner guns and push or electric carts. One reviewer needed a rental shotgun after their own gun malfunctioned, and another says the rental guns are well maintained. One reviewer took an instructional group lesson, and another bought a group lesson for their family, none of whom had handled a gun before. Corporate events come up too, and one reviewer mentions multiple rooms to hold large groups.
Reviews of the staff are largely positive, with many reviewers calling the staff knowledgeable and helpful, while a few describe the safety guides on the course as terse or rude. In Coplay, Pennsylvania, the reviews describe a sporting clays course around a quarry with rental shotguns, ammunition on site and group lessons.
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10 reviews from Google
Always a good time - well run facility
Did the instructional group lesson with George (Jerry?). Super nice staff, very knowledgeable and safety driven. Awesome backdrops with the quarry buildings
Love this range. It’s a day out, so prep for the time commitment. Call early or ahead to reserve a golf cart otherwise you’re hoofing it and there are some inclines. Beautiful facility, excellent staff, lots of fun.
Overall a well run sporting clays course. The staff was both personable and professional and the course was uniquely interesting after reading the history of the property.
Great place but ther ammo wasn't very good at all
We had our company event here on 9/18/26. My first year attending but was told we have gone for several years. I see why, it was so much fun. The staff was great, they drove around to see if we needed assistance. Laurie the groups planner is GREAT!!!
They were amazing we went today with around 150 people and the customer service and how beautiful the landscape is was amazing
This place is amazing! Me and my friends had a wonderful time!! The staff is so nice & caring. I will definitely be going back regularly!
Great people, great course, great price.
Arrived on a Wednesday afternoon about 2 o'clock. Easy to get to, plenty of parking. First time so filled out the waiver from the QR code (you can do this online before you arrive, note- anyone like my wife who is my puller has to fill out one too to go on the course) and they got me a card and then had one of their staff escort me to the first station and run down their basics. You could choose between three different levels of course shot from differing color coded stations. If you choose the moderate or hard (blue or orange) your card will not work in the easier (green) stations. OK, I know this because I wasn't paying attention and tried to shoot a green station. Not used to quite this much sophistication but it does keep everyone moving around the course better. I opted to walk as I think the experience is about a little exercise but you could rent a cart and tool around as the whole course was paved. Interesting shooting as they used the old abandoned buildings as part of the course. The course goes around one side of the quarry so you get shots thrown across the water, both to and away, and quartering. A bit of a change up from most wooded courses. On the back side you get more standard field shots and rabbits. Good mix of targets. Judging by the amount of staff, carts, etc., it appears they can be jamming but this time of day on a weekday I never had to wait on a station or play thru. Would certainly recommend if you are in the area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays an indoor or outdoor shooting range?
Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays is an outdoor shooting range in Coplay, Pennsylvania.
Does Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays rent firearms?
Visitors' reviews mention renting firearms at Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays.
Does Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays offer firearms training?
Visitors' reviews mention firearms training classes at Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays.
Where is Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays located?
Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays is located at 2750 Limestone St, Coplay, PA 18037.
What are Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays's hours?
The listed hours for Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays are Monday 9:30 AM–5 PM; Tuesday Closed; Wednesday 9:30 AM–5 PM; Thursday 9:30 AM–5 PM; Friday 9:30 AM–5 PM; Saturday 9:30 AM–5 PM; Sunday 9:30 AM–5 PM. Hours can change, so confirm with the range before you go.
How can I contact Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays?
Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays can be reached by phone or via their website. Contact details are listed at the top of this page.