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City pages list every location with a map. State pages collect the towns with a single location.
- California3,643
- Texas2,874
- Florida2,434
- New York1,687
- Pennsylvania1,570
- Ohio1,317
- Michigan1,308
- North Carolina1,304
- Illinois1,242
- Georgia1,210
- Colorado1,128
- Wisconsin1,051
- Minnesota933
- Missouri890
- Tennessee851
- Washington837
- Virginia833
- Indiana789
- Arizona717
- Oregon709
- New Jersey700
- Alabama686
- Utah652
- Massachusetts644
- South Carolina629
- Kentucky597
- Louisiana587
- Arkansas544
- Oklahoma538
- Iowa515
- Maryland447
- Idaho426
- Kansas424
- Mississippi401
- Connecticut396
- Montana373
- Nevada334
- Nebraska309
- Maine294
- West Virginia271
- New Hampshire255
- Wyoming249
- New Mexico230
- South Dakota214
- Hawaii202
- Alaska184
- Vermont180
- North Dakota131
- Delaware110
- Rhode Island104
- Washington DC22
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Most listings
Sporting Goods Stores
28,431 locations across the US, each one checked individually.
- Outdoor Storesoutdoor gear and supply stores7,308
- Archery Ranges & Pro Shopsdedicated archery ranges or pro shops2,139
- Archery Pro Shopspro shop809
- Archery Ranges with Lessonslessons or classes for beginners576
- Fencing Clubsfencing clubs465
What this is
ArcheryRangeAtlas is a free directory of archery ranges & sports shops in the United States, organised by state and city. Every listing has an address; most have a phone number, and where a business publishes its hours or services we show those too. Listings come from open data and from the businesses themselves, who can correct their card at any time — about the directory. Nothing on the lists is paid placement.
Pick a state above, or use the “near me” button to jump to the archery ranges & sports shops closest to you. City pages show the full list with a map; state pages collect smaller towns that have a single location.
Guides
All guides-
MoneyA Guide to Archery Range Fees and Lesson Costs
Learn what to expect when budgeting for archery range visits, equipment rentals, private lessons, and specialty target practice across the United States.
2026-09-20 -
BuyingChoosing Broadheads and Aiming for the Perfect Shot
This guide explains how to select the right broadhead design for your bow or crossbow and how to position ethical, lethal shots on deer and wild game.
2026-09-20 -
ServiceDIY Bow Maintenance, Tuning, and Basic Repairs
Learn how to maintain, tune, and safely repair compound bows, recurves, and crossbows at home with practical bench guidelines and step-by-step techniques.
2026-09-20 -
BuyingChoosing Sights and Rangefinders for Better Accuracy
Learn how to choose the right bow sight and archery rangefinder for your shooting style, from pin configurations and angle compensation to real-world sight tape calibration.
2026-09-20 -
BuyingEssential Gear for Target Practice and Bowhunting Preparation
A practical guide to selecting hunting accessories, 3D foam targets, field quivers, and transport gear while fine-tuning your archery setup for target practice and the hunting season.
2026-09-20
From the trade press
All news- Put Archery Season in Your SightsOklahoma Farm Report · 2026-09-22
- 2026 Deer, Fall Turkey Archery Hunting Seasons Open September 26TN.gov · 2026-09-21
- Forest City latest to adopt urban archery to cull deer herdsCarolina Journal · 2026-09-21
- Minnesota archery deer season opens SaturdayValley News Live · 2026-09-18
- New bowhunting regulations take effect to help control deer populationwcax.com · 2026-09-15
Popular cities
- Houston, TX243
- New York, NY208
- Los Angeles, CA180
- San Diego, CA171
- Chicago, IL158
- Las Vegas, NV152
- Miami, FL146
- Austin, TX133
- San Antonio, TX127
- Phoenix, AZ126
- Denver, CO124
- Orlando, FL117
- Portland, OR111
- Dallas, TX108
- Seattle, WA103
- Jacksonville, FL90
- Tampa, FL87
- Tucson, AZ80
- Fort Worth, TX80
- Raleigh, NC79
- Boulder, CO76
- Indianapolis, IN76
- Louisville, KY75
- Columbus, OH73
Common questions
How much does it cost to shoot at an archery range?
Indoor lanes usually run $10–$20 per person for an hour or two, plus $5–$15 to rent a bow. Outdoor and 3D courses are often $10–$25 per round, and many clubs offer a day pass cheaper than a monthly membership.
Can I shoot if I don't own a bow?
Most commercial ranges and pro shops rent bows, and the rental normally includes arrows and a tab or release. Club-run outdoor ranges are likelier to expect you to bring your own gear — call first.
Do I need lessons before shooting?
Many ranges require a short safety briefing for first-timers, which is usually free or a few dollars. A proper beginner lesson runs $30–$75 and is worth it: form habits set fast, and bad ones are slow to unlearn.