Grounds status:  OPEN — range badge required on all ranges 703-631-4495  ·  2027 renewals open Oct 15
Izaak Walton League of America · Chartered 1936

Conserving land, water & wildlife in Northern Virginia

The Arlington-Fairfax Chapter is a member-run conservation and outdoor recreation club on 110 acres in Fairfax County — home to shooting ranges, archery, fishing, camping, and stream conservation programs since 1936.

1936Chartered
110+Acres in Fairfax Co.
5Member Ranges
200+Junior Members
Rifle & Pistol Range: Short Range Day suspended

Short Range Day remains suspended until further notice (as of August 21, 2026). Always check the chapter calendar before you visit. Range details →

2027 membership renewals open October 15, 2026

Renew between October 15 and December 31, 2026. Any renewal received after 12/31/2026 incurs a $40 late fee — no exceptions. See renewal details →

What's happening

Upcoming chapter events

12Dec 2026

Christmas Party for Foster Children

A chapter tradition bringing holiday cheer to local foster children.

12Jun 2027

28th Annual Crush’n Clays Charity Event

VSSA charity shoot benefiting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Save the date.

See the full chapter calendar →

Regular chapter meetings

Board of Directors: 1st Tuesday of each month, 7:30 p.m.
General Membership: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 p.m. Both meet at the Chapter Field House.

Range badge required

All members must display their range badge whenever they access or use any chapter range, archery or firearm. Range rules →

Chapter life

Shooting sports, conservation, and community

One membership gives you access to every range and program on the property.

Ranges & Training

Rifle & pistol, skeet & trap, target and field archery, and an indoor air range.

Explore ranges

Conservation

Stream monitoring, native plant restoration, and habitat stewardship on our 110 acres.

See our work

Youth Programs

Junior Chapter, JOAD archery, and five chartered Scouting units meet on our grounds.

Youth activities

Membership

Join a 90-year-old chapter of the nation's oldest conservation organization.

How to join
On the property

Please observe the chapter speed limit

The chapter speed limit is 10 MPH and is radar enforced, per chapter ground rules and posted signs — this protects our members, guests, and the wildlife that shares the property.

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Aerial facilities map of the Arlington-Fairfax Chapter property showing the pond, ranges, and field house