Safe ranges. Family fun. Island community.
The Orcas Island Sportsmen Club is a private nonprofit with shotgun fields, a large-bore rifle range, a sheltered small-bore rifle and pistol range, archery, and a clubhouse.
- Range Safety Officers on active ranges
- Trap, Five Stand, rifle, pistol, archery
- Beginner instruction on a limited basis
- Call before every visit
Four ranges, one forested club.
Programs for members and the non-member public, always conditioned on volunteer safety officer availability.
Trap and Five Stand
Pat-Trap fields plus multi-trap Five Stand and sporting clays on published weekend patterns.
See shotgun sports →
Rifle and pistol
Sheltered small-bore paper targets at 25 and 50 yards, plus a 100-yard large-bore range by appointment.
Explore ranges →
Archery
Traditional recurve or compound bows on the club archery range. Crossbows and broadheads are not allowed.
Archery details →
Clubhouse community
Camaraderie, conservation, youth education, and safe firearms habits at the heart of the club aims.
About OISC →Volunteer safety officers make every open range possible.
While OISC posts days and hours, shooting happens only when a Range Master or Range Safety Officer is available. Call 360-376-5660 or 360-317-6291 first.
Join a club built on safety, education, and conservation.
Active membership is open to applicants 16 and older who share the club aims. Youths under 16 may join case by case. Annual dues start at $25 for under 18 or age 65 and older.
Schedule, RSVP, records, and documents in one place.
This concept includes a click-through member portal with John Doe’s sample membership, event rows, downloadable demo PDFs, and volunteer shift tools.