About Us
Located near beautiful Raton, New Mexico, the NRA Whittington Center is home to the nation’s premier hunting, shooting, and outdoor recreation facility. Founded in 1973, the Center offers ranges for every kind of shooting discipline, a shotgun center, a firearms museum, specialized firearms training, guided and unguided hunts, RV and tent camping, plus an adventure camp for younger shooters and wildlife adventurers.
The NRA Whittington Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and relies on the generous contributions of donors who want to preserve our heritage of freedom for the next generation of shooters and hunters.
Fees
Here is the fee schedule for our shooting ranges, lodging, RV facilities, camping sites and rental facilities. Please visit our pages for hunting and training for additional fee information.
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Hours & Directions
Planning your trip to the Whittington Center? Find our hours and directions here.
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Local Information
Here you will learn about local accommodations, where to find places to eat and area attractions.
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Staff
Meet the staff. We are dedicated to making your NRA Whittington Center Experience one you will always treasure.
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Contact Us
Want to schedule a hunt? Have questions about a course? Get in touch with the Whittington Center here!
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Sponsors
Everyone at the Whittington Center would like to thank our wonderful sponsors. They help make possible everything we do. Thanks to their generous support we are building a solid foundation for the fut…
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Jobs
We are always looking for talent. Please call 1-800-494-4853 for possible job openings. Here you will find employment applications and other important forms.
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Lodging, Cabins & Camping
Come stay with us! The general public is welcome to stay at the Whittington Center. There is a broad range of housing to accommodate individuals, couples, and small to large groups. Lodging options in…
Outstanding place and wonderful people! Deer, Elk and antelope OH MY! Yeah and one bear that took my tennis shoe with a bottle of shampoo in one of them. Got the shoe back with teeth marks and the shampoo is still MIA!"
