Take aim and fire as you take part in a Two Hour Clay Shoot in Redhill, Surrey! Easily accessible from London and the South East, this outdoor centre is set on a stunning farm estate with lovely views over the Downs. There'll be no time for gazing around though, as all eyes will be firmly on the clays flying through air to be shot at.

Whether you've tried clay pigeon shooting before or not, this centre is well equipped to ensure everyone learns a lot and has fun at the same time. Your two hour lesson means you have plenty of time to get to grips with the gun and how the clays are released. The best thing about this venue in Surrey is that you have two hours in the traps, with no limit on the number of cartridges you load or clays you aim at, so if you're quick on the draw you will face a really good number of clays.

Everything you need is provided for you in this two hour clay shoot experience in Redhill, including a gun that'll be selected for your build, cartridges, ear defenders and targets. Experienced shooters will be on hand to give you a safety briefing, introduce you to the world of clay pigeon shooting and give you helpful hints and tips as the lesson progresses.

- Introductory two hour lesson 
- A short welcome and safety briefing
- There is no limit on the number of clays or cartridges that are used on the day
- You may be forming part of a larger group with other guests on the day


- This Surrey clay pigeon shooting activity runs on the first and third Saturday of each month throughout the year 
- Sessions are available throughout the morning and early afternoon
- Other clay pigeon shooting venues operate at different times throughout the year and more details are available on our main clay pigeon shooting page


- The venue is located near Redhill, Surrey with easy access from junctions 6, 7 and 8 of the M25


- The minimum age for individuals is 16 years old
- Participants should wear flat heeled outdoor footwear or boots and be sensibly dressed for the activity


- The activity is not suitable for spectators to watch the action
- There is a coffee shop and farm shop on site where guests can wait
- There is plenty of parking, along with toilet facilities
- Tea, coffee and squash are provided free of charge for participants
- To make a weekend of it, the operator can recommend and advise on local hotels and pubs