The site consists of approximately 206 acres of relatively flat land in the foothills above the City of Klamath Falls. Elevation is approximately 5,100 feet. Much of the area is covered by sparse grass/weeds and is quite rocky. The site itself is uninhabited, but adjacent properties have been developed for single-family residences.

The following improvements were constructed on the site: 1) a wood-frame administration building; 2) two concrete ammunition buildings; 3) a small wood-frame range building; 4) a small wood-frame restroom building; 5) a steel shipping container used for storage; 6) several wooden poles; and 7) a water system between the administration building and one firing range.

An Archive Search Report (ASR) was conducted by the USACE in 1995. The ASR recommended an Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis (EE/CA) for the site.

In December 2004, the EPA completed a combined PA/SI assessment which included the collection of soil and creek sediment samples, as well as a sample of groundwater from an on-site domestic well. Samples were analyzed for metals and nitrate-based explosive compounds. The groundwater sample was also analyzed for perchlorates. Several soil samples contained elevated levels of lead and a few other metals of concern, such as mercury and arsenic. No samples contained significant concentrations of nitrate-based explosive compounds; the well water sample contained no contaminants of concern, although vanadium levels were elevated in the sample.