Ellingham Hall

ELLINGHAM HALL has a SIMULATED GAME SHOOT using clays over woods in south Norfolk, just north of the Waveney Valley, on the border of Norfolk and Suffolk and near the historic Suffolk market town of Bungay any day of the week from the beginning of March to the end of June.

While priding ourselves in providing high standards in both sport and safety we do our upmost to tailor the day to suit individual requirements and on shooting days we work hard to see that our guests have a relaxed and enjoyable day rather than overly marshalling guns around to ease our task. We are more than happy to show prospective clients around.

Coffee on arrival and drinks later in the day are included. As is lunch, normally a barbeque weather permitting, with wine served in Ellingham Hall’s gardens. We have a range of packages depending on the number of clays that you want to shoot at.

The shoot is hosted by Vaughan Smith and his wife Pranvera. Ellingham Hall has been in Vaughan’s family for more than 200 years and they have been shooting there for many generations. When not running his farm Vaughan is an independent video journalist. He met Pranvera, who is Albanian, when covering the Kosovo conflict. In 2003 they founded the Frontline Club in Paddington, which has grown to become London’s leading club for the news media. Ellingham Hall was Julian Assange's refuge for more than a year in 2012.

Bookings are considered good on payment of an agreed deposit. Payment in full is expected before or on the day.