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Clear allClose to Liverpool and Fairfield, the semi-rural edge of Cecil Park holds the Olympic shooting range shared by Cecil Park Clay Target Club and Hitting Targets. For groups based in the region that is a much shorter trip than for city groups, who are roughly 50 minutes away, with the range off Elizabeth Drive near the M7.
The real decision is how you want to pay and how many are coming. One prices a whole private group, the other charges per shooter with a minimum head count, and the formats differ to match.
Choosing between them:
No firearms licence is needed at either. You will need a car, and there is parking on site.
Cecil Park Clay Target Club sits at 1231 Elizabeth Drive and Hitting Targets on Range Road, both within the Sydney International Shooting Centre in Cecil Park. Driving is the way in, with on-site parking.
It depends on numbers. Cecil Park Clay Target Club prices from $120 per person with a minimum of 10, while Hitting Targets prices private groups from $1,750 per group.
Hitting Targets runs public Try Shooting sessions, around 90 minutes long and usually held on Sundays, for 10 to 16 people. The club, by contrast, needs at least 10 participants per group booking.
Hitting Targets never cancels for rain, so bring layers and sleeves. The club only calls a session off for hail or lightning.
