Gathering and Lodge
Our Clubhouse
Our main facility and the heart of Clover activities is the clubhouse located in Kingwood Township, Hunterdon County, at 46 Lockatong Road on 400-plus acres of club-owned and leased property. This 50-foot by 95-foot, one-story building contains a large meeting or central room with a fireplace and a modern, recently refurbished commercial kitchen. A spacious 20+ person capacity meeting room and a male and female restroom. Outside is an attached covered charcoal cooking grill. Close by is our rebuilt roasting barbecue pit.
Hunting Grounds
Our main facility and the heart of Clover activities is the clubhouse located in Kingwood township, Hunterdon County at 46 Lockatong Road on 400 plus acres of club owned and leased property. This land allows club members a life-time of opportunities to hunt, fish, shoot trap, fire their guns at the rifle range, and enjoy the outdoors.
Trap Field Facilities
The trap house and trap field are located directly behind the clubhouse. Members utilize this area for organized shoots and regular practice sessions.
The facility supports structured shooting activities in a dedicated outdoor setting.
Shooting Range Details
Our covered 4-position 100-yard rifle range includes sub-range positions at 25, 50, and 75 yards. The range is designed for safety, accuracy, and responsible firearms practice.
Stocked Pond Access
The club maintains a one-acre pond on the Kingwood property. During the regular fishing season, members can fish for a variety of warm water fish such as bass, crappie, sunfish, and catfish. In the Spring, the pond is stocked with trout to provide members with cold water fishing opportunities.
Orchard Property
The grapevines are part of the club’s managed land and reflect continued stewardship of the property.
These grounds contribute to the overall use and care of the club’s acreage.
Forestry Management
The New Jersey Tree Farm Program, part of the national American Tree Farm System (ATFS), helps private woodland owners sustainably manage their land for wood, water, wildlife, and recreation.