Range Description
The Cody Shooting Complex, located in Scott County, Iowa, is a premier destination for shooting sports enthusiasts and families alike. Owned by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Shooting Sports Program and operated by Scott County Conservation, this facility is designed to promote safe and responsible shooting practices while fostering a love for the sport. The complex features a 30-yard handgun range with 20 bays and a 100-yard rifle/shotgun range with 12 bays, making it suitable for shooters of all skill levels. The facility is not only a place to practice marksmanship but also a hub for community engagement, offering numerous special events and educational classes throughout the year. One of the unique aspects of the Cody Shooting Complex is its commitment to safety and education. The range has strict safety rules in place, including mandatory ear and eye protection, and requires all shooters to register at the range office. This focus on safety ensures that families can enjoy target shooting together in a secure environment. The complex is also dedicated to the future of hunting and sports education, with plans for an archery range and classroom facilities to be completed by December 2026. While the current amenities are impressive, the future developments promise to enhance the experience even further. The Cody Shooting Complex is open Wednesday through Sunday, with varying hours depending on the season, and is closed on major holidays. The facility is easily accessible, located just west of McCausland, Iowa, on County Road F33. With its welcoming atmosphere, comprehensive safety measures, and commitment to community involvement, the Cody Shooting Complex is an ideal location for both novice and experienced shooters looking to hone their skills or introduce their families to the sport of shooting.