Welcome to the Lake Windermere District Rod & Gun Club!
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The AGM, and Elections are in January 2025. The Club is looking for two Members to be on the Nomination Committee, as well as Members who are interested in participating in a more active role – as a Nominee! Please email info@lwdrodgun.com if you are interested.
General meetings held at the Legion hall in Invermere, 3rd Thursday of the month @ 7pm
October through May. Everyone Welcome!
MEMBERSHIPS ARE JANUARY 1ST TO DECEMBER 31
PLEASE DO NOT BUY YOUR 2025 MEMBERSHIP BEFORE JANUARY 1ST.
Regular $90 Junior $30 Senior $75 Family $115
Richard Hoar, Past President, recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal, has contributed opinion pieces that you can read HERE.
We want to say THANK YOU to all of our supporters!
Serving the Columbia Valley, BC
Based in Invermere, BC
We serve all of the Columbia Valley, including Fairmont Hot Springs, Radium Hot Springs, Panorama, Canal Flats, Windermere, Wilmer, Edgewater and Brisco.
Shooting Range & Campground
We operate the Rauch Homestead Shooting Range, a community facility that offers an archery range and shooting ranges, an events facility and a user-maintained campground.
Membership
The Lake Windermere District Rod & Gun Club has operated for over 100 years. We now have more than 300 members: everyone is welcome to join.
Our Location
4121 Horsethief Forest Service Road
At the Radium Hot Springs roundabout, proceed west. Just before the sawmill, turn left onto Horsethief Forest Service Road. Cross the railway tracks and the river. After crossing the second bridge, remain on the main road: do not take the left turn onto a private drive at the 1.9 km point. Proceed up the hill on the main road. At the 2.8 km point, take the left fork. The Range is located at 5.5 km on the left-hand side. There is a large sign and cattleguard at the entrance plus the civic address sign.
Club Members Get Full Access to Our Range and Variety Of Outdoor Recreational Activities
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Guest speaker, Meghan Anderson, at the December 19th meeting
Meghan Anderson is a senior wildlife biologist with the Shuswap Band, as a part of this role she is a member of the Kootenay Region Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Working Group and is working on a CWD project for the Shuswap Band. Meghan did her undergraduate degree at...