To use the PA game commision ranges you are supposed to have a PA hunting license. I was a member at Cherry Ridge for several years, I did not renew my membership several years ago for a few reasons. The membership fees seem to keep going up, had to travel almost an hour each way to get there and if you don't get there early than you have the other members who think they deserve to have three benches all to themselve and give a lot of attitude if you ask to have one bench cleared when the range is busy. Oh and let's not forget the Range Nazi's. Some of the range officers are way cool, they'll come over to talk and offer advise others think the range is theirs and want to bust your chops over every little thing. I realize that the 100yd range is split for muzzle loader, center fire and rimfire but if the center fire section is full they bust your chops and won't let you set up on the rimfire end even though it is on the same range. On the plus side you don't need to work X amount of events to be able to be a member like Central Jersey. There are two range work weekends a year and they are great for getting to know the range officers and that can build rapor with the Nazi's but not often. The range is located off of Canistear Rd in Highland Lakes, membership drives are held the first Sunday of every month. I'm not sure of what the membership fees are now but my last one was $ 125 and I think it's a $ 50 inition fee, may have gone up. Check out www.anjrpc.orgfor the details.