About D. Reynolds Gun Range & Outdoor Park
D. Reynolds Gun Range & Outdoor Park occupies 70 acres along Precision Road in Clarksburg, West Virginia, where it has operated since 2019 as a members-only recreational complex anchored by a fully stocked hunting and fishing store. The shooting operation is the main draw: two climate-controlled indoor buildings separate high-caliber and low-caliber firearms, while an outdoor range and sporting clay courses round out the options. Targets are provided, though guests may bring their own, and the facility runs weekly shooting competitions that carry an entry fee. Access is governed by monthly membership tiers - single membership at $40 per month or family membership at $50 per month - with discounted rates for veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, and first responders starting at $35 and $45 respectively. Members must keep a card on file for automatic billing on the first of each month, and those who prepay a full year receive one month free. The gun range itself is open to members 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Although the firearms ranges are restricted to members, the property does offer some public access. The golf driving range is explicitly open to non-members, and the retail store serves a broad regional footprint spanning Barbour, Doddridge, Harrison, Lewis, Marion, Monongalia, and Taylor counties. Beyond golf and shooting, the park includes a catch-and-release fishing pond, a picnic area with cabanas and grills, primitive camping, a half-court basketball court, and a horseshoe pit. This breadth of activity reinforces the business’s positioning as a family destination rather than a niche gun club. Customers frequently praise the owner and staff for being approachable, helpful, and quick to assist, and several reviewers mention the ease of using the shop for FFL transfers. The retail side also earns notice for its selection of vintage firearms at what visitors describe as reasonable prices.
The atmosphere is informal and community-driven, with members valuing the freedom to shoot at any hour without time limits. Still, the members-only policy generates clear confusion among first-time visitors. Several reviewers have arrived expecting to pay for daily range access, only to find that the gun range does not sell day passes to the public. The golf driving range, while open to everyone, receives criticism regarding its physical condition: hard rubber mats, broken distance markers, and a requirement that golfers bring their own tees have been cited as disappointments relative to the website’s depiction. The retail store also faces complaints about unreliable hours, with reports of the shop being locked during stated business windows. Taken together, these factors make D. Reynolds a strong fit for committed local enthusiasts seeking an all-day outdoor membership, but less predictable for casual drop-ins or out-of-state travelers expecting resort-style amenities.