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The lessons. Beginner through tournament-bound.

Five formats, every one of them taught by a USA Archery certified coach. The intro is ninety minutes. The four-pack is the most common path. The private slot is for people in a hurry. Group rates apply at four or more. We teach beginner-recurve first because the rest of archery rests on it.

Most popular start
/ Lesson 01 — Intro 90-minute

Intro ninety-minute single

Built for absolute beginners. Stance, grip, anchor, release. We supply the recurve, the arrows, the armguard, the tab, the finger sling. You arrive in closed-toed shoes, leave a sleeve free of the bowstring path, and trust a coach you've just met for ninety minutes. Most archers are loosing recognizable groupings at fifteen yards by minute sixty.

Available solo (one coach to one archer) or as a four-archer cohort. Booked daily at 9 AM, 11 AM, 2 PM, and 5 PM. Cohort sessions fill fastest on weekends.

Solo from$48
Cohort$38 ea.
Length90 min
Arrows3 free
Best value
/ Lesson 02 — Four-pack series

Four-pack progression series

The progression series is what most intro archers buy second. Four ninety-minute lessons spaced over four to eight weeks, taught by the same coach so the corrections compound. Week one: refine the form. Week two: grouping. Week three: scoring rounds. Week four: an outdoor session at twenty yards with the back-half scored.

You can stretch the four-pack across the season — there's no expiration. Pause for travel, weather, or a busy spring. The lessons wait.

From$172
Sessions4 × 90
CoachSame coach
ExpiresNone
For competitors
/ Lesson 03 — Private one-on-one

Private one-on-one coaching

Booked by the hour with the coach of your choosing. Built for archers preparing for indoor or outdoor tournaments, working through a form regression, or training toward USA Archery achievement pin progression. Equipment tuning, video review, and arrow flight diagnostics are all available add-ons.

Common cadence: an hour every other week with one of our Level 3 coaches, with a pair of mock-tournament rounds spaced through the booking. Best results come at six lessons or more.

From$94/hr
CadenceWeekly +
Add-onsVideo · Tune
CoachYour choice
Group rate
/ Lesson 04 — Group & private events

Group events & private parties

For four to twenty archers, booked as a single block. Two coaches on the line, two hours of instruction and shooting, lane equipment supplied. Birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, corporate offsites, scout troop nights. We close one of the lane blocks for you and run the line ourselves.

Catering is BYO at the picnic shelter. We supply the bows, arrows, targets, and the patient voices.

Per archer$44
Min. group4 archers
Length2 hours
Coaches2 on line
Discipline-specific
/ Lesson 05 — Discipline clinics

Compound, traditional, and field

Once a month each — a compound clinic on Wednesdays in alternating weeks, traditional barebow and longbow on Saturdays, and a field-archery / 3D roving session on the back ridge in October and November. Built for archers crossing over from another discipline or specializing into one.

Bring your own bow if you have one. We have a small loaner pool for compound and traditional.

Per session$58
Length2 hours
Cap8 archers
CadenceMonthly
/ Indoor or outdoor

We teach in both seasons.

/ Outdoor — March through November

Outdoor main season

The main shooting season. Twenty-eight covered lanes from twenty to ninety yards, plus the 3D roving course on the back ridge. Most progression series and JOAD sessions move outdoors as soon as the morning frost lifts.

  • 20-, 30-, 50-, 70-, and 90-yard targets
  • 14-target 3D roving course in season
  • Sunup-to-sundown access for members
  • Covered lanes — light rain shoots through
/ Indoor — December through February

Indoor winter season

The barn at the south of the property is our indoor season — eight lanes at eighteen meters, heated, lit through fluorescent panels we replaced last year. Open weekends only December through February. Intro lessons continue indoors at no premium.

  • 8 lanes at 18 meters
  • Heated, lit, weatherproof barn
  • Weekend hours: 9 AM – 6 PM
  • Indoor scoring rounds biweekly

Common questions from new archers.

Do I need any equipment to book an intro lesson?
No. The bow, arrows, armguard, tab, and finger sling are supplied. You provide closed-toed shoes and a sleeve close to the body — anything loose tends to catch the bowstring on release.
Is archery hard on the shoulders or back?
It can be at heavier draw weights. We start everyone at 18 to 22 pounds — light enough that ninety minutes won't fatigue an unconditioned shoulder. Draw weight increases come slowly, by archer request and coach approval.
What's the youngest age you'll teach?
Eight for an intro lesson with a parent present, nine for JOAD enrollment, eleven for unaccompanied lane rental once a parent has signed the season waiver. We have purpose-fit youth recurves.
If I already shoot, do I still need an intro lesson?
No. Show your USAA card or a coach's note from another club at the gate, demonstrate a safe shot for the range officer, and you can rent a lane the same day. Members of any USA Archery affiliated club shoot at our member rate.
What's your weather policy?
We shoot through light rain — the lanes are covered. Lightning, sustained winds over 25 mph, or an iced-over arrow path closes the line. We'll reschedule any lesson at no charge.
Can I gift a lesson?
Yes. Gift cards are available at the gate or through the booking page in any denomination. They don't expire. The intro ninety-minute is the most-gifted starting point.

Pick a lesson. We'll meet you at the line.

The single intro at $48 is the most common starting point — most archers extend it to the four-pack within a week. Booking takes about two minutes. We'll text the day before with weather, parking, and the name of the coach who'll be standing behind your right shoulder.