Explore our Facilities
Our facilities are designed to enhance your outdoor experience and foster a sense of community among members. Whether you’re looking to hone your archery skills, enjoy a family picnic, or explore nature, we invite you to make the most of your membership by visiting and utilizing our facilities.
Our Campus
Our Clubhouse: Located on Old Skiway Road in Oquossoc, Maine, our clubhouse seats 150 people and features a full kitchen, bathroom, and audiovisual equipment.
Kids Fishing Pond: Behind the Clubhouse lies the Fishing Pond, a 1/3-acre spring-fed pond built in 1998. Stocked annually with brook trout, it provides fishing opportunities for youth in the community. Members can fish with their children under supervision, with a 2-fish limit and catch & release encouraged.
Fish Pond Rules
Children under 16
– MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT CLUB MEMBER
– TWO FISH LIMIT, THEN STOP FISHING
– CATCH & RELEASE IS ENCOURAGED
– PLEASE KEEP AREA CLEAN
– BE SAFE AND HAVE FUN FISHING!
Adult Members
– BARBLESS HOOKS ONLY
– CATCH & RELEASE ONLY
– FFO/ALO ONLY (Fly Fishing Only/Artificial Lures Only
John Thomas Memorial Pavilion: Adjacent to the Clubhouse, this pavilion, built in 2009, offers a covered area with 12 picnic tables.
Tim Baker Nature Trail: This low-impact trail winds through diverse forest zones, showcasing unique plant species. Starting at a wooden bridge, it features wood and tree bridges, leading hikers through varying elevations. A meadow along the path offers wildlife viewing opportunities. The trail ends near the fishing pond, allowing visitors to observe perimeter plants and rising trout.
Tim Baker, a valued RRG&SA board member, was known for his volunteer work across many town organizations.
Archery Range: Located on the Clubhouse grounds, the archery range is accessed via the lower parking lot. It features three sight-in lanes (10-40 yards) and a 3-D Archery Range with 13 stations featuring 3-D game animals and small game paper targets.
What Our Members Say
“Our facilities aren’t just structures—they are where we teach the next generation to respect the outdoors and each other.”
— Susan W. Lewis
Rifle & Pistol Range
The rifle & pistol range is located 10 miles from the Clubhouse in Oquossoc. The 100-yard rifle range provides 5 shooting benches that are configured for either right or left-handed shooters. There is also a 50-yard standing pistol range. Range rules are posted and must be followed. Shooters are asked to clean up after themselves, including brass.
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