Wiltshire
The Ramsbury Estate is a picturesque and historic venue nestled in the heart of rural Wiltshire, England. Spanning acres of lush countryside, it offers a range of expertly managed shooting opportunities, set within rolling hills, woodlands, and fields. The estate provides an ideal environment for both experienced shooters and novices.
The stunning landscapes, rich in wildlife and natural beauty, enhance the experience, offering not only thrilling sports but also scenic views. The estate's facilities are top-notch, including the stunnign shoot lodge, ensuring a comfortable and memorable visit. Whether for clay pigeon shooting or game shooting, Ramsbury offers a unique and prestigious destination for those seeking an authentic British countryside shooting experience.
The Ramsbury Distillery is known for producing world renowned gin, vodka, and whiskey, showcasing local ingredients and craftsmanship.
By Car
If you’re driving from the motorway (for example, from the M4), you would typically take the A303 and then follow local roads (such as the B4042 or other regional routes) to reach the village. GPS services like Waze or Google Maps will offer the best route based on your starting location and current traffic.
By Train
Since Ramsbury doesn’t have a dedicated train station, the most common option is to travel to a nearby town with rail services (such as Hungerford or Marlborough). Both of these stations are served by Great Western Railway:
• Hungerford Station: Approximately a 10–15‑minute drive from Ramsbury.
• Marlborough Station: Another option if it’s more convenient depending on your route.
Guns meet at the shoot lodge for 9:00 AM, where coffee and breakfast are served, depending on whether they have traveled that morning or stayed nearby. The day consists of four drives, with elevenses taken in the field. Shooting finishes around 3:00 PM, returning to the shoot lodge to conclude the day.
Most teams stay at the Bell in Ramsbury. However, there are other hotels and private houses if required.