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Surrey Sporting Club

Surrey

Before you visit

DisciplinesEnglish sporting
Opening times1st & 3rd & 5th Sun from 10am
PricesNot known. Ask the ground.

Can we shoot here?

Certificate holders
Not known. Ask the ground.
Without a certificate
Lessons include a gun and cartridges.
Children and spectators
Not known. Ask the ground.

Food and drink

Tea and coffee. Available from 09:30 on club shooting days.

Tea, coffee and biscuits. Included with the beginner lesson.

Not known: nearby food. Ask the ground.

Prices and packages

Not known. Ask the ground.

Opening times and booking

First, third and fifth Sundays

1st and 3rd and 5th week of the month

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
From 10am

The club shoots on the first and third Sundays each month, and on the fifth Sunday when there is one.

Last entries are around 12:30.

Booking

The club does not cater for corporate entertainment, large groups or stag parties.
Pay for lessons immediately and in full; the club confirms the booking only after receiving payment.
Group lessons take up to five people.
Beginner lessons last 2 to 2½ hours and start at 10:00 on club Sundays.
After a lesson, visitors may continue to shoot without joining the club.

Booking details

Guest conditions

Instructed session
The club provides a gun and ammunition for use during the lesson only.

Not known: certificate holders, with a certificate-holding friend, children, spectators. Ask the ground.

What you can shoot

Ground type
Club
Disciplines
English sporting
Coaching
Yes

Not known: covered stands, high tower, simulated game days, CPSA registered shoots, CPSA affiliation, payment system. Ask the ground.

Cartridges

Not known: sold on site, brands. Ask the ground.

Facilities

Not known: parking, toilets, shop, dogs, function rooms, accessibility, dog conditions. Ask the ground.

Getting there

Address
Brick Kiln Copse, off Old Lane
Entrance directions
Find Brick Kiln Copse off Old Lane, about 500 yards from Effingham Junction. Look for two farm gates in the woods. The nearest postcode, KT11 1NL, may point to Barnsthorns on the opposite side of the road.

Not known: postcode, nearest station. Ask the ground.