Always friendly Julie is knowledge and helpful!…read more If you're looking for a place to shoot, this is the spot.

Great place to go and have some fun. Just has a n atmosphere of be laid back but professional…read more Membership is actually good value for money.

I would go way more often if it was cheaper. For $30 I'd rather just just drive the extra 25…read moreminutes to larch. For 15-20 dollars I'd come at least once a month. I only went once when I got my first gun. Right now it's a huge inconvenience to go to larch because it's getting dark before 5pm, but still rather go to larch for one hour rather then pay $30. I will change my review if it becomes cheaper and I promise to come more often if the price changes

Honestly, this place is amazing. I go anytime I get a chance and I always have a blast. People here…read moreare always friendly and welcoming. You don't need a membership and after visiting them for 7 times they will give you a free range day. Me and my fiancé go shooting together here all the time and we both love it, even though it's a drive from us. But still cheaper than most places that will even charge you for bringing in your own ammo. At $27.50 for the entry fee being able to swap from the rifle to handgun range or 50 to 100 yard range all the way until closing is an amazing price in my book. That's really the only fee there is just entry fee unless you rent a gun from them of course or by ammo. It's $27.50 for adults, $15.90 for minors under 17, and $8 for non-shooting members.

the location is. hard to beat if you live in the Portland eastside area. no fee per box of ammo,…read moreno extra cost for a guest!!! it's a home away from home not many pistol lanes but also rarely other people there you can buy a new pistol and get some range time same day

This club is a diamond in the rough. The facility has stood since 1948, and its the largest in the…read moreNorth West, boasting a classy kitchen with a fire place, and a comfortable meeting room. The range is 50 Ft indoor, and caters to .45 ACP and under shooters, with pistol and .22 rifle training programs. Its also the cheapest in the area, you can shoot all you want whenever you want for only $100 per year. There is also junior membership for those under 21, for $20 per year and includes free training classes taught by NRA certified instructors.

If you need rigging of any kind, you have to come to Van-Port Rigging. Alice Jull is the ultimate…read moreperson to have as a vendor. Completely versed in all things to do with this industry, she is an amazing person to deal with. Always cheerful, totally competent, knowledgeable and smart enough to know the questions you forgot or didn't know to ask. Prices are reasonable and depending on the situation, negotiable. I always look forward to my next purchase at Van-Port Rigging.

Spot-on, solid place for literally any type of chain, cable, or industrial rigging gear. They do…read moreexcellent custom work, and house a huge selection of grip in stock. Knowledgeable staff. You probably won't find a better rigging outfitter for 300 miles in any direction.

Everyone here was very friendly. Trap can be a little intimidating your first time, but all of the…read moremembers made it very approachable. They taught us the basics and even gave us some feedback on how to improve. We will definitely go back soon!

My husband and I came here to trap shoot for the very first time and we were not disappointed with…read moreour experience! All of the people here were so kind and patient. They immediately welcomed us in and showed us the ropes - they were happy to see young people at the club. Definitely recommend to anyone! We will be back.

Shoot monthly cast bullet rifle matches there through August. Great crew and well executed match.read more

Great pistol \ rifle range with a 50 foot MAX distance…read more Only rifles and pistols that shoot HANDGUN calibers allowed 22LR, 9MM etc. (NO high-power rifle cartridges 223, 308 etc) VRPC is a self directed shooting range where member are expected to keep the range safe at all times, and speak up if someone is unsafe. (24 hour recording is used to monitor rule breaking) Even in the short time I've been a member the range has seen constant improvement, lighting, HVAC, etc. Reasonable prices for shooting supplies are bringing in guest. This range uses movable shooting benches, where the first shooter who arrives will choose the distance from the target they want to be at. All other later arriving shooters must shoot at that distance OR wait till the first shooter is done. Since LARGE amounts of air must be circulated from outside, dress as if you are going to an outdoor range. As others have said I often have the range to myself, unless I stumble upon a training class or competition.

This range is not open to the public. You must be a member, or with a member in order to shoot…read more The membership cost is $100 per year, which gives you and your family access to the indoor range 8am-10pm seven days a week. I've been a member for 5 years. Typically when I go to shoot, the club is either empty or there may be one other person. Great juniors program if you have a youngster that is interested in safe handling and use of firearms. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is that the range is not heated very well and gets wicked cold in the winter time.

Wow! Talk about hometown customer service - these folks saved us from what could have been an…read moreabsolutely miserable day! Our guide that I had booked several weeks in advance had a case of the "I'm a wuss and don't want to fish in the rain"-itis and cancelled our trip at 10pm the night BEFORE we were supposed to meet at 6:30am!! To be fair, totalfisherman.com refunded our deposit and fishing licenses. This was no consolation considering my boyfriend and I flew out from Virginia largely to take this fishing trip. I called Fred's Marina around 9am the next morning after fuming and sleeping poorly the night before, and told them our tale of woe. Within five minutes, Tom Burgess of Bigulp Guide services called and said he'd meet us at the Marina in two hours!! We arrived at Fred's - unpretentious and stocked with the basics. The service and people there earn them the 5 plus stars. We were wholly unprepared for the downpour that was awaiting us, so Dave let us borrow two of his rubber rain suits - truly a lifesaver. They bent over backwards to help us negotiate the licensing debacle that had started the tension with the first fishing guide. (you can buy one-day licenses and tags at Fred's...don't bother buying them online prior to fishing!!) Stephanie called ODFW directly and went to bat for us, trying to help with a refund for non-printed but purchased licenses. Anyway, really had a great experience with Fred's service and all-around helpfulness. Wish I had a boat that I could moor there :-) Happy Fishing!

"Fred's Marina Your Gateway to Fun on the Multnomah Channel"…read more This marina has a lot going for it. The location is perfect - on the head of the Multnomah Channel directly off the Willamette River and only 3 miles to Kelly Point on the Columbia River. The Marina is unpretentious filled with fishing boats, sailboats and power boats. It has a little store stocked with the basic necessities from soda pop to hot dogs and maps to bait and is staffed by the nicest family. The bathrooms are spotless! I repeat the bathrooms are SPOTLESS. The gas prices are also more reasonable than some other on the water pumps. Summer moorage and trailer storage is affordable and makes getting out and spending time on the boat so much easier. This is not the place to tie up your yacht or luxury performance boat and expect everyone on the dock to be impressed or even care for that matter. Fred's Marina is simple and feels like old Portland. Well, considering they opened in 1946 and have in been operation by the same family since, it truly is old Portland. My grandparents first brought me to Fred's in the mid 1970's. We would pull up to the dock, chat with the folks about what's biting and who caught what, buy a candy bar and then push off. It's pretty much the same today. Thanks Fred's for keeping it real.