What is the minimum age to participate?

Participants must be at least 10 years old; juniors aged 10–16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (18+) for the duration.

Is the activity wheelchair accessible?

Yes—gravel paths make the site wheelchair accessible and spectators can use the Clubhouse viewing areas.

How many people can join one session?

Groups are capped at a maximum of 20 people to ensure focused instruction and fair competition.

What is the cancellation policy?

You may cancel and receive a full refund provided the booking is cancelled at least 14 days before the session.

Do I need to bring my own equipment?

No—all equipment is provided so you can turn up ready to shoot; just bring appropriate clothing and any personal items you need.

Laser Clay Shooting in Warwickshire: High-Tech Clay Target Fun for Groups

Q: Will the session run in bad weather?

The activity runs in all weather except when the Met Office issues a Red Warning for Warwickshire on the event date.

Laser Clay Shooting at Adventure Sports in Warwick sits in the open folds of Warwickshire countryside, a short drive from central Warwick (postcode CV35 7PX). This one-hour outdoor session packages realistic shotgun handling, electronic scoring and fast-moving clay targets into a social, accessible experience for groups, families and corporate teams. Arrive at the Clubhouse fifteen minutes before the start to register, grab a complimentary coffee and meet the instructor for a clear safety briefing. Sessions use lifelike laser shotguns that fire at real flying clays; instant electronic scoring removes guesswork and keeps the pace lively. After practice drills on the range you’ll step onto the shooting stand for game formats such as LASERSPORT, SPEEDSHOOT, SKILLSHOOT and RAPIDFIRE — each designed to add friendly rivalry and measurable progress to the session. What makes this offering stand out is the mix of high-tech scoring, practical instruction and open-air setting. The layout sits within roughly 100 acres of Warwickshire fields and hedgerow, where rising banks and cut lanes frame clays in a way that tests tracking and timing rather than brute strength. Gravel paths make the activity wheelchair accessible, and juniors aged 10–16 are welcome when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Groups are capped at twenty participants to keep instruction focused and the competition fair. This is a standout local draw because it converts a traditional country-sport rhythm into a modern, safety-first social activity. It’s ideal for stag and hen parties, corporate team-building and kids’ celebrations: everyone shoots the same gear, everyone sees their score, and the instructor keeps the session moving. The on-site Clubhouse and viewing terrace let non-shooting guests spectate comfortably while scores are called out and camaraderie builds over refreshments. Practical notes: the activity runs in all weather except when the Met Office issues a Red Warning for Warwickshire; all participants must complete an attendance form and be sober, fit and ready to follow instructions. The minimum age is 10 and groups should arrive fifteen minutes early. Cancellation for a full refund requires at least 14 days’ notice. If you want quick learning, immediate feedback and a social, competitive spin on countryside sport, this session delivers. It’s straightforward to book online, and the mix of high-quality equipment, expert instruction and a roomy outdoor layout makes Laser Clay Shooting a natural pick for visitors looking to add lively, memorable action to a Warwickshire weekend. Expect patient coaching for first-timers, step-up challenges for experienced shooters and a scoreboard that keeps everyone engaged. Spectators can shelter in the Clubhouse while participants rotate through stands; instructors tailor games to group size. Parking is available in the main car park by the Clubhouse, simplifying logistics for larger parties. Book early for weekend slots now.