About Cody Shooting Complex
Cody Shooting Complex operates as a multi-discipline outdoor shooting facility at 61 Rd 7Wc in Cody, Wyoming. The property serves novices and experienced enthusiasts alike across pistol, rifle, and shotgun disciplines, offering dedicated ranges for handguns, rifles and carbines, and multiple shotgun courses. The organization foregrounds safety and sportsmanship in its mission, positioning the venue as a structured environment for recreational practice and skill development for individuals, families, and visiting tourists.
The facility hosts specialized venues for trap, skeet, five-stand, and sporting clays alongside pistol and rifle ranges. Access operates through a hybrid staffing model: range safety officers and office staff are present during certain hours, yet multiple reviews confirm that guests sometimes encounter self-service conditions where payments are left in a deposit box and shooters proceed independently. Annual memberships are priced at $135 per year and include unlimited visits, member-only events, and discounts on services, while day passes cost $25 each. Overnight visitors can reserve RV camping on-site at $25 per day, keeping the ranges within immediate reach for extended stays and early morning sessions.
Customer feedback consistently paints the complex as clean, well-maintained, and professionally organized, with clear safety protocols and accommodating RSOs even during inclement weather. Membership value receives frequent praise, particularly for families, and the venue is regularly recommended as a resource for recreational practice and for introducing new shooters to the sport. Out-of-town guests and locals alike note that existing members and staff often provide informal orientations, reinforcing a community-driven atmosphere that encourages repeat visits and sustained participation.
Nevertheless, the experience carries real limitations. Staffing levels fluctuate, and some visitors arrive to find no personnel on-site, leaving them to navigate the property and pay via an honor system without direct guidance. New guests occasionally express a need for formal facility tours or clearer wayfinding across the various ranges. One review cites an unfriendly interaction, suggesting that customer service consistency can vary depending on who is present. Additionally, while the complex permits 24/7 access, at least one guest has interpreted the schedule as limited to daylight hours, indicating that communication around round-the-clock availability may not always be obvious upon arrival.