Coon Valley Conservation Club

We are organized as a 501.c.3, existing solely to foster and perpetuate our conservation mission. We currently have over 400 members from throughout the country.

Our club grounds are located just outside of the tiny village of Coon Valley, Wisconsin, nestled in the scenic, glacially untouched hills and bluffs of southwestern Wisconsin. One of the premiere trout streams in our country, Coon Creek, flows directly through our club grounds. Our club grounds are comprised of our clubhouse, storage building, rental house, archery range, gun range, campsite, trout rearing tanks, freshwater pond, children’s playground, wilderness trail, and over 160 acres of land. With its meeting and banquet room, large kitchen, and restrooms, our clubhouse is the central point for many of our club events. We hold our monthly membership meetings at the clubhouse and hold many other events throughout the year. The main focus of our club grounds, however, is the land.

Our club lands are compromised of forest, wildlife food, and cover, as well as tillable agricultural fields. We actively manage our club’s natural resources – utilizing sound conservation principles to protect and preserve a habitat that is home to a wide variety of wildlife from whitetail deer, to pheasant and wild turkey. Integrated throughout the club grounds is a nature trail that allows our members both young and old to experience the majesty and beauty of our land and experience the wildlife firsthand.

Our history bears a proud tradition of conservation and sportsmanship and the CVCC proudly carries that tradition forward. Take a look around our site and see for yourself all that the CVCC has to offer. The CVCC is open to anyone who shares our vision of natural resource stewardship. For information on joining our organization please read our Membership Information page.