Queensland Rifle Association Visual Story
Arrival
The Queensland Rifle Association at Belmont Shooting Complex features a series of low-set buildings including an administration, clubhouse, bar, accommodation, conference rooms, and individual clubhouses. The area surrounding has paved roads and numerous car parking spaces.
From the parking area, there is a step-free concrete footpath that leads to the main entrance which has an outward opening glass door. The buildings are surrounded by lush greenery, providing a serene environment. The rifle range extends up to 1 kilometre in length.
Administration
The administration office is accessed through an outward-opening glass door. On entering, a high reception desk is positioned on the left, with chairs arranged in the centre of the room. On the right, shelves hold magazines and a portable water dispenser. The office is functional, and designed for administrative tasks and safety inductions.
The accessible bathroom is located by turning left before the entrance door. It has a toilet and shower equipped with grab bars and a shower seat. To reach it, go through an inward-opening glass door and follow the corridor to the end, passing the laundry area on the left.
Clubhouse & Bar
The clubhouse is a lowset building, located downhill from the administration area, accessible via multiple pathways, including step-free options. It has two main sections: an internal bar and an alfresco dining hall.
Entering the alfresco area, the stage is on the right, and to the left is an accessible bathroom with a shower and toilet fitted with grab bars. Moving further in, there is a glass door leading to the bar area. The bar is modern and offers a range of seating options, including high chairs, creating a functional space for socialising and events.
Rifle Range
The rifle range is an expansive outdoor facility with multiple entry points accessible by vehicle. The range features shooting distances marked at 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, and 1,000 yards. The area is surrounded by lush greenery and trees, providing a natural and serene environment.
Clear and strict directions are provided by a range supervisor, with one supervisor supporting no more than three visitors. Shooters typically lay on their stomachs to fire rifles. The range is well-maintained with clear signage and designated shooting areas.
Clubs & Associations
The Queensland Rifle Association features a collection of standalone, lowset clubhouses arranged around a grassed courtyard. Each clubhouse has a unique design, with some featuring covered verandahs and outdoor seating areas. The area is surrounded by lush greenery and large trees, providing ample shade.
The clubhouses are equipped with BBQ facilities, and the open layout encourages social interaction among members. Stairs with handrails and a step-free ramp provide easier access to the clubhouse.
Camping
The Queensland Rifle Association camp fields feature two separate areas: an unpowered site beside the chalet accommodation and larger powered sites closer to the rifle range. Both fields are flat, open spaces surrounded by established gum trees and occasional low-set buildings.
The area is accessible with wide, gravel paths and open grassy areas suitable for tents and caravans. The powered sites have electrical hookups, and the surrounding trees provide some shade. The environment is serene, with minimal obstructions and clear views of the surrounding nature.
Accommodation
The Queensland Rifle Association offers various accommodation types, including chalets, family suites, motel units, double rooms, bunk rooms, and dormitories. To access the accommodation, follow the road in front of the administration building, turn left, then right. The dormitories have a step-free entry with two stairs fitted with handrails.
Each accommodation is accessed through inward-opening doors. Inside, there are timber floors, a room with two single beds, and basic amenities like tables, chairs, and kitchen facilities including a fridge, oven, and cooktop. The bathroom has an enclosed shower, a toilet with grab bars, and a small vanity with a mirror.
Conference Rooms
The Conference Rooms (Jim Rush Training Centre) feature a classroom-style setting ideal for formal firearm training courses or corporate events. The building is accessible via a wooden ramp with handrails leading to glass sliding doors.
Inside, the room is air-conditioned with a low ceiling and fluorescent lighting. Tables and chairs are arranged to suit each event, providing a flexible layout. The room includes basic amenities such as a sink and a small counter area. The Conference Rooms are located at the back of the admin building via concrete ramps and pathways.

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