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Archery Ranges & Pro Shops in Austin, TX

4 of the 133 archery ranges, sporting goods and outdoor stores we list in Austin are dedicated archery ranges or pro shops.

Archery ranges vary widely between casual indoor lanes, 3D outdoor courses, and full-service pro shops with certified technicians. Some facilities require safety orientations or advance lane reservations, while others offer walk-in open shooting and equipment rentals. A map location will not show lane distances, bow weight restrictions, or whether a shop specializes in target archery versus hunting setups.

  1. Archery Country

    8121 Research Blvd, Austin, TX 78758-8428

    Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM

    Indoor lanesLessons & coachingPro shop
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  2. The Austin Archery Club

    4095 City Park Rd, Austin, TX 78730

    Mon-Sun sunrise-sunset

    3D / field course
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  3. Archery Battles

    9501 Menchaca Rd, Austin, TX 78748-6112

    Indoor lanesBow rentals
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  4. Archery Training Center

    Spillar Custom Hitches, 10704 S IH-35 Svc Rd SB, Austin, TX 78748

    Indoor lanesLessons & coaching
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Check lane requirements call ahead to confirm rental availability and ask if beginners need an introductory safety briefing before shooting.

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Do I need to bring my own bow and arrows?

Many commercial indoor ranges offer rental packages that include a recurve or compound bow, arm guard, and arrows. However, private clubs and outdoor 3D courses often require archers to supply their own personal gear.

How much does lane time typically cost?

Hourly lane fees typically range from $10 to $20 per person, with equipment rentals adding another $10 to $15. Some pro shops offer daily flat rates or monthly range memberships for frequent shooters.

What is the difference between a standalone range and a pro shop?

A pro shop focuses on selling gear, tuning bows, and custom paper-tuning, often alongside a small practice range. Standalone or club ranges focus primarily on providing space for target practice, leagues, and instructional classes.