Name: Grand River Wildlife Area
Address: 6686 Ohio 534, West Farmington, OH 44491, USA, US
Telephone: +1 330-889-3280

Grand River Wildlife Area is a park, located at 6686 Ohio 534, West Farmington, OH 44491, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 330-889-3280, visit their website wildlife.ohiodnr.gov for more detailed information.

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6686 Ohio 534, West Farmington, OH 44491, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 23 May 2013

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Paul Patterson

04 December 2017

Wonderful place to practice, very nice staff!
Earned Rest1964

18 October 2017

GREAT hunting opportunities for a variety of game. Rangers are very friendly especially at range.
Susie

16 September 2017

Love this place very friendly and knowledgeable always enjoyed i feel safe shooting here
Tom Blevins

05 September 2017

Awesome place to go if you want to be away from the city.
Benjamin Altose

24 August 2017

Great place to shoot. Staff are attentive and keep the place safe.
Devon Kodger

06 July 2017

Nice shooting range maintained by ODNR. 25, 50 and 100 yard ranges allowing for most traditional firearms. Be careful to follow all the range rules and you'll have a great time.
Aaron Organiscak

21 April 2017

Best shooting range in northeastern ohio, has a great handtrap, pistol, midrange and longrange , and archery range. Great one place that has everything.
David Luscre

23 March 2017

Great shooting range
Cmike Zuber

16 January 2017

Good hunting
Bill Holcomb

01 December 2016

Great outdoor range. Very clean and professionally staffed.
Jim Bacorn

18 July 2016

Great place that not alot of people venture out to see.
Benjamin Sapp

30 May 2013

I haven't been to any of the hunting, trap, or general nature grounds. I've only been to the shooting range. The DNR staff at the shooting range were fantastic resources for safety and education. The entire mechanism for how the range functions is very organized and safe. My only legitimate issue with the facility is the lack of bathroom facilities. All that exists at the range itself are several portable outhouses. I understand the complications with building a brick and mortar bathroom facility out there, though.

The range itself is made up three separate ranges divided by earth barriers. There is a 25 yard, 50 yard, and 100 yard range you can choose from. Each range operates autonomously from the other and each shooter communicates and cooperates with the others to determine how long a particular session will last. When the session is over, the shooters walk out to the target area together and place and pick up their targets.

I would recommend anyone that wants to enjoy an afternoon of target shooting to check this place out. For an entire year's permit to shoot at any DNR range across the state, it's only $24. For a day permit, it's $5.