Indoor Archery Ranges
158 of the 1,975 archery ranges we track nationwide have an indoor range. Google Maps can't tell you which pin is an indoor bay and which is an outdoor field course, and finding out by calling around means you can't dodge the day it's 20°F or pouring rain. Every range tagged here has its indoor lanes confirmed from its own website or booking page.
Browse by state
- California11
- Illinois11
- Massachusetts5
- Michigan9
- Minnesota7
- Missouri6
- New York16
- Ohio5
- Pennsylvania21
- South Dakota5
- Texas20
- Virginia5
- Washington7
- Wisconsin30
Call ahead about lane rentals. Indoor ranges usually cap shooting distance at 20-30 yards and require closed-toe shoes, and a lane typically runs $15-25/hour plus a rental fee if you don't bring your own bow.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to shoot at an indoor archery range?
- Expect $15-25 per hour for a lane, or a $10-15 day pass at club-style ranges like Lancaster Archery Supply. Bow and arrow rental usually adds $10-20, and many places bundle a first-timer package with a short safety orientation for $25-40.
- Are indoor archery ranges open year-round?
- Yes, and that's the main reason to pick one. Most run 7 days a week, often until 9 or 10pm on weeknights, with hours staying steady through winter when outdoor field courses close or ice over.