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Santiago Archery Range

4.4 (7 reviews)
Open 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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There are a few parking spaces right next to the range.
Terry A.

This is the first place I actually shot Archery over 30 years ago. It's still a nice little range that's free to practice with target between 20 and 60 m in a nice environment with trees. The Santiago Archer club shoots on Tuesday nights here at 6:30 and they are a lot of nice people.

Archery range with 7 targets, free to the public. Here on a Monday afternoon and there's roughly 10 people shooting.

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Great range. Love the beauty of the area it's like your out where it's open. Love it. Highly recommend

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Mile Square Regional Park Archery Range

Mile Square Regional Park Archery Range

4.7
(36 reviews)
5.9 mi

The MSP archery range is the best public range I've ever shot at. In fact, it's better than the…read moremajority of private ranges, too. Located along the Eastern side of Mile Square Park, along Euclid St, the range is a beautiful outdoor setting, with the entire length of the shooting lanes covered with a nice, big steel structure. There are 20+ lanes, starting with 10 yd bales on one end, going out to 70-80 yds on the other end, in 10 yd increments. There are also lanes with no bales for archers who want to bring their own targets, stands, etc. It is a popular spot for shooters, and is especially busy on the weekends, so be prepared that you may have to wait for a lane, or share a lane with your group. (And seriously, if you are going to a public range with a group of 4-5 people, do you EACH need your own lane? Be kind and share!) The bales are all foam, and do get replaced periodically as the middles get shot out. The range is generally not monitored by Park Rangers, so it is up to the shooters to self-manage the range most of the time. Also note that the Parks Service runs group lessons most Saturday mornings, and when the lessons are running the Parks staff will call out the range commands. When the range is busy, and when Parks is running group lessons, the range will be slow. If you are a fast shooter, bring enough arrows so you don't shoot your 6 then wait 5 - 10 minutes for the rest of the range to finish the round. (Conversely, don't shoot 20-30 arrows if the entire range is waiting on YOU to finish a round.) There is a paid parking lot ($5) inside the park, right next to the west end of the range. Entrance is on Euclid, almost to Warner Ave. Or, you can park along Euclid for free, and just walk in to the range (~200 yards walk through the park.) There are park restrooms behind the range if you need. The range itself is free to use. Overall a beautiful place to shoot your bow(s), well maintained, and vast majority of archers there are good, friendly types.

Learning how to use a bow and arrow. Great location, free to use, clean and everyone was very…read morerespectful of the facilities/rules. Highly recommended location for spending a few hours

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Mile Square Regional Park Archery Range
Mile Square Regional Park Archery Range
Mile Square Regional Park Archery Range

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Turner's Outdoorsman

Turner's Outdoorsman

3.4
(375 reviews)
8.1 mi
$$

I've been to a lot of gun stores here in Orange County and this Turners has been my go to for the…read morelast two years. The staff is friendly if you are polite and have your things ready to go. The wait at the gun counter is long, because the location is fairly busy. Buying guns take a decent amount of time in California. They aren't going to magically go faster just because you are in a hurry. Have realistic expectations, have your forms of IDs in order, and you'll be good to go to buy your gun. Additionally, the archery and fishing departments have very knowledgeable staff and are a huge wealth of information.

i've spent several years in firearms, tackle and sporting goods retail in three different states…read moreand I can confidently say this one makes the grade. A lot of people blame the chain, I blame the location and this one has done me no wrong. Jan in their fishing department gets a special shout out because he has provided me with some very productive local Intel in addition to great reel servicing. The counter jockeys over in the gun section are cool guys. Typical firearms nerds, a couple of them are more concentrated in different specializations, but they're all fighting the good fight. The cashiers provide fantastic customer service and their prices are fair considering everything that's going on in the world. I have heard from someone I know that their gunsmithing services leave something to be desired. But I have never brought anything in for work so I truly can't confirm that is the case.

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Archery for the budget minded beginner!
Archery for the budget minded beginner!
New bow!
New bow!
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Pasadena Roving Archers

Pasadena Roving Archers

4.8
(152 reviews)
30.8 mi

First time archer and returning archers classes are reserve online. They fill up fast and you need…read moreto check the dates and times they come out on their website. I was fortunate enough to book a class, since they still had openings. In order to book, you are required to pay $5 per person, and each person shooting needs a reservation. For the first time archer classes you need to arrive 15 minutes to sign in, get placed with a group/instructor, get the gear (they measure your arms, for the bow and arrows) the first-time archer classes are 8 AM and the returning is at 10 AM. Our instructor was very informative and helpful throughout the class. We also benefit from having a trainee in class where he was shadowing the main instructor. He was helpful with assisting and correcting our form. I was in a group with 9 other people. Each group was led by an instructor and taken to their own shooting area to learn the etiquette, rules, and how to shoot properly. He provides demonstrations and tips for correct shooting. After each demonstration, instructor invited the group to the line to practice shooting. Instructions were very clear and helpful. At the end, they provide balloons as targets to shoot. If you were able to pop the balloon, you get a cool pin. After the class was done, the instructor gave us a card to show proof that we've taken the first class, and we can sign up for the returning class if we decide to. Parking is limited. There is a small parking lot and it gets filled quickly. Come early or park on the street and walk down the hill.

This archery range is something else. It is basically a trail with targets spread out, mimicking…read moredifferent hunting scenarios that you can practice for. There are also more of a long range targets if you are into that. The range is very well maintained, never too crowded, and the whole experience is just unmatched. I have been to several archery ranges and this is absolutely in its own league. Per City of Pasadena regulations you need to be certified to practice at the range, which entails about an hour long class and a small fee. Just keep in mind that it will take about a month to get your cert sent to you, so do it in advance. Absolutely worth it. Any interactions I have had with the staff and members of the club have been great. They also have classes, competitions, events, etc. Once a month (I believe 3rd Sunday of every month) they put up 3D targets, which are a lot of fun. Honestly, this place is a gem. P.S. It is also the oldest continuously operating field archery range in the world.

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3D targets
3D targets
My friend getting tested to see which eye is dominate.
My friend getting tested to see which eye is dominate.
Our awesome instructor, teaching us how to not bend our elbow in.

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Our awesome instructor, teaching us how to not bend our elbow in.
South Bay Archery Lessons

South Bay Archery Lessons

5.0
(110 reviews)
29.3 mi

My son has been taking private lessons from Coach Paul for about 6 months and has been extremely…read morehappy with his lessons and progress. Paul is extremely patient and encouraging and is focused on teaching proper form and developing good habits, while making sure my son enjoys the sport and is meeting his personal goals. My son has improved dramatically, not only by gaining more technical skills, but also by gaining confidence in his abilities. South Bay Archery was also extremely generous and accommodating over the holidays, as our family was searching for a fun activity to do on New Year's eve with some friends. We booked a private party with Coach Paul and Coach Lani and everyone had a wonderful time! They made sure all 9 participants learned proper safety protocols, and taught our group how to shoot since some of us had no prior experience. They kept a good pace, explaining the challenges of shooting from further distances, and made things extra fun by creating a competition at the end, with the winner getting a prize! After that we relaxed and ate in the party room upstairs, which overlooked the shooting area. We all had a GREAT TIME! I encourage anyone looking for a fun group activity to check out South Bay Archery Lessons! I can't say enough about the kind, warm and engaging nature of both Coach Paul and Coach Lani, as well as the exceptional care and professionalism they put into all they do! We are looking forward to learning more archery skills and sharing fun times with South Bay Archery Lessons!

I went to South Bay Archery Lessons to learn archery for my birthday and had the absolute best…read moreinstructors in Coach Lani and Coach Paul. Making a reservation was easy, with a wide range of availability, and they answered any pre-appointment questions quickly. Upon arriving with my friends, the lesson all at once insightful, informative, witty, and encouraging. Coach Paul gave us helpful safety tips (side note: leave everything you know about archery from movies/tv at the door) and taught us all about the fundamentals. Coach Lani gave incredibly helpful tips that took my aim and shooting power to the next level. This is an amazing place, whether you've never held a bow before or a seasoned archer looking to take your skills to the next level. My friends and I left having already made plans to return!

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Nice range ow bows to rent.
Nice range ow bows to rent.
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My brother hit a Robbin Hood!

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My brother hit a Robbin Hood!

Santiago Archery Range - archery - Updated June 2026

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