Casa de Campo’s impressive and extensive shooting facilities include the onsite 245 acre Shooting Centre, with over 200 stations for trap, skeet and sporting clays and pigeon rings as well as “Rancho Peligro”, a wild bird reserve outside of Casa de Campo where “Driven Shoots” take place. In fact, Casa de Campo’s shooting facilities are considered by many to be among the best in the world.
Classes with the shooting director, the assistant director and the junior assistants are available starting at US$141 per person including 50 cartridges.
The Casa de Campo Shooting Centre boasts the following facilities:
2 Pigeon Rings
At the pigeon rings, pigeons are released in 25 bird strings.
The Casa de Campo Shooting Center, centered around the formidable 110ft red and white tower boasts more than 200 different stations, which catapult the clay targets into the air at different heights, speeds and angles, each one designed to represent the movement of different animals such as pheasants and rabbits.
Rancho Peligro is a beautiful wilderness reserve owned by the Central Romana Corporation (who also owns Casa de Campo) and is less than an hour’s drive outside of Casa de Campo, or mere minutes if you fly in by helicopter as the shooters of the Sugar Shooting Tournament did.
At Rancho Peligro, shoots of driven pheasants, partridge and mallards take place with private shoots tailored to individual requirements, offered on specific days, year-round. Walk-up quail shooting over beautiful pointers is also available in the early morning or late afternoon.
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