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On target for success
The new facilities at Park Lodge Shooting School in West Cowick, East Yorkshire are attracting lots of interest from clay and game shooters.
Park Lodge is open to all and offers a wide range of shooting experiences and tuition for both novice and experienced shooters. It also has a country wear shop, meeting facilities and coffee shop/bistro.
Set in 44 acres of wide open terrain, Park Lodge has high towers of 30 and 42m, plus a fantastic range of clay layouts including fast-paced Olympic Skeet, English Skeet, DTL and ABT, presenting a range of different angles and a wide range of sporting targets.
The School organises regular competitions and events, plus has a popular ‘Pay and Play’ tariff for visitors wanting to shoot some clays during normal opening hours, without having to book in advance.
For full details including opening times, visit the website: www.parklodgeshootingschool.co.uk
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