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Virginia Hunt Clubs Looking for Members

We track 13 hand-verified hunting clubs in Virginia — acreage, dues, member cap and openings confirmed with the club or a public record, not scraped from another directory. Hunting clubs — shared private ground and membership dues. Not golf or fox-hunting clubs.

Virginia at a Glance

  • Clubs listed: 13
  • Currently accepting members: 6

6 Virginia clubs are accepting members now

Dues, acreage and how many places are open, side by side, with an enquiry form on each one.

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Browse Virginia hunt clubs by county

Orange (3) King and Queen (2) Brunswick (1) Chesapeake City (1) Greensville (1) King William (1) Loudoun (1) New Kent (1) Stafford (1) Surry (1)

Every listed club in Virginia

Lawrenceville Hunt Club, Inc.

Brunswick, Virginia

Waitlist 5500 acres $1100 / per year

Twin Oaks Hunt Club

Chesapeake City, Virginia

Ante Hunt Club

Greensville, Virginia

Community Hunt Club

King and Queen, Virginia

Tanner / Holiday Hunt Club

King and Queen, Virginia

Accepting members 3400 acres $775 / per year

600 Hunt Club Inc.

King William, Virginia

National Sportsman Association

Loudoun, Virginia

Accepting members

Sportsman Hunt Club of New Kent Ltd.

New Kent, Virginia

Accepting members 1800 acres

J.E. Taylor Hunt Club, Inc.

Orange, Virginia

Accepting members $850 / per year

Rounton Farm Hunt Club

Orange, Virginia

300 acres

Virginia Sports Club

Orange, Virginia

Waitlist 6600 acres $475 / per year

Back Woods Hunt Club

Stafford, Virginia

Accepting members $1600 / per year

Bayside Sportsmen, Inc. (Bayside Hunt Club)

Surry, Virginia

Accepting members

Frequently asked questions

Dues vary with acreage, amenities and how many members split the cost. Where a club publishes its dues, they're shown on its listing below.

Clubs marked "Open" below are actively taking new members; "Waitlist" clubs are full but taking names for next season.

A lease is exclusive access to one property for one party. A hunt club splits access — and cost — across several members on shared ground. Neither is a golf club or a fox-hunting club, which share the name and nothing else.

Most commonly the lease or taxes on the ground itself, insurance, and upkeep — food plots, roads, gates and stands. Some clubs also charge a one-off joining fee in the first year. Ask before you send a deposit.

Browse the counties below, or use the openings board to filter every listed club by state, species, weapon and dues at once.

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Three answers to one question

Where can you hunt this season? Public land is free and open to everyone. A hunt club splits private ground, and its cost, across a fixed membership. A lease is that ground to yourself.

Public land

Free, open to everyone, and busy on opening weekend.

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Hunt clubs

Shared private ground, membership dues, a limited number of places.

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