Outdoor & Adventure Clubs across the United States and Canada

About Outdoor Clubs

Outdoor clubs hold land and water for their members: hunting grounds, fishing streams, shooting ranges, and lodges that serve as a base for days in the field. Because capacity is set by the property itself, rosters stay small, and admission usually runs through sponsorship by a current member. Waitlists are common where acreage or rod days are fully subscribed, and dues often fund habitat and conservation work alongside the clubhouse.

Private Clubs currently lists 13 outdoor clubs across 10 regions, all of them domestic. None has published an initiation fee in the directory so far; most share costs on request once a prospective member gets in touch. Each profile records what the club has made public and includes an inquiry path, so you can ask about fees, sponsorship, and openings directly.