Welcome to California Skeet

Welcome to California Skeet Shooting Association web site. California is blessed with weather conditions that allow shooting year round. In the northern most reaches of the state, rain gear and warm clothing, to the southern reaches long pants and a light jacket will suffice on the coolest of days. California has beaches, deserts, the wine country, redwood forests, and the central valley. All of these areas are only hours from any skeet field in California. Our clubs which are located in, greater Los Angeles, home to Triple B’s Shooting Park, Prado Olympic Shooting Park, Redlands Trap and Skeet and Oak Tree Gun Club. The southern coast has Point Mugu and Vandenberg Rod & Gun Club. Moving inland you have Santa Ynez Valley Sportsmen, EAFB (Edwards Air Force Base) Rod & Gun Activity and China Lake Trap & Skeet. As you move further up the state near the coast you have Winchester Canyon Gun Club in Santa Barbara, and inland you have the newest skeet club in the state at the Kern County Gun Club in Bakersfield. In the greater San Francisco Bay Area, you have Santa Clara County Field Sports Park, Pacific Rod and Gun Club in San Francisco (steel shot only). In the east bay United Sportsmen Incorporated and Richmond Rod and Gun Club (steel shot only). As you head inland from the bay area Travis AFB Rod and Gun Club, Martinez Gun Club and Stockton Trap and Skeet, home of the Western Open, California’s premiere skeet shoot. Across the Golden Gate Bridge heading north Petaluma Trap and Skeet Club is the first club on your way to the northern most skeet club in Eureka, Humboldt Trap & Skeet Club. Our southern most club San Diego Shooting Sports Association is negotiating with the Department of the Navy to reopen their facility. From San Diego to Eureka is a 765 mile scenic skeet journey, with stop offs to your east and west, covering the varied landscapes from sandy ocean beaches to jagged shores, the deserts to the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Tahoe, Yosemite, the wine country, the Redwood Forests and the central valley in between.