WHY WE WENT HERE: - Groupon date deal…read more THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located at Denios Farmers Market but at the Vineyard Rd/Church St and Atkinson St entrance (park in the parking lot off Church St and Atkinson St; shorter walk over) THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - it's a farmers market so it's not a top notch facility; it gets the job done - there are 2 shooting areas separated by a partial wall - you shoot at bales of hay that have cloth or paper targets affixed to them CUSTOMER SERVICE: - provided minimal instruction, but it was fun having the range to ourselves until the end of our allotted time for the next group to come in

Located inside Denio's. Parking is $5 if parking in Denio's parking lot. If parking outside of…read moreDenio's, there is no parking fee but there is an entrance fee of $3 per person (I believe). I have took 2 archery lessons previously at another place few years ago but wanted to take another lesson to make sure that I have been doing archery the right way. I got a deal through Groupon. It was such a deal for 50 min of class. Since I took lessons prior and been doing archery here and there for years, I kinda know what I am doing. During the lesson, I felt that the instructor didn't really teach much. He briefly told us the stance and just shoot our hearts out. If I didn't have any archery background, I would have been so lost. Everyone was shooting their rounds. The instructor was in the back doing his own thing. Here and there, he would popped up. The instructor was a nice guy overall but I think he could do better by actually teaching and showing us the proper way to doing archery. Overall, I had fun even though I didn't hit a bullseye.

They were absolutely AMAZING when we took our son there. They helped and taught him things that my…read morehusband and I couldn't since I didn't know much. They are family owned which I absolutely love and will be going back there

Loved my experience here! There's definitely some strict workers but it only makes sense for your…read moresafety. Treated like a gun range to ensure everyone's safety. I came here with my husband and a friend, we all enjoyed our time! We went a little over our expected time but they ended up extending our fun experience anyway since we had people before us too. I would highly recommend this spot and this hobby!

What a lovely hidden gem in the outskirts of Benicia! This place duals as an indoor shooting range…read moreand archery supply shop. Once you sign in, then you can start shooting. They charge by the hour, and as of mid 2024 it costs $20/hr. Note: you can rent out a bow and arrows or bring your own. The people here are super chill and friendly. It was my first time here, so the volunteers gave pointers on my form which was super helpful. The tips and tricks helped me get my first bullseye just on the second round! I definitely want to come back here to improve my archery skills and channel my inner Legolas haha!

Great shop, the guys are helpful and very good at meeting you at the level where you are in…read morearchery. They are good at explaining equipment options, and don't seem inclined to upsell. I love shooting there!

Again Don, Russ, and Penny deliver the upmost customer service. I had eight year old PSE, DNA with…read moremaybe 50 arrows through it, again eight years ago. They put on New string, cables, tuned., peep, and D-loop, Also know I have not Pulled a bow back. Went to there impressive indoor range and was shooting three inch groups. Lodi Archery cannot be beat for selection, service, and the skill level of archery knowledge. Thank you all very much Dennis Dias

Great family owned business. The expertise that is offered here is top notch. Whether it's hunting…read moreor target, compound or traditional they will get you set up.

An awesome fun place to shoot all they ask for is a five dollar donation. I was quite amazed on how…read morewell the facility was kept.

Wonderful find. Got here late with my cousin. Just wanted to shoot recurve bows…read more Put all my gear into the Subaru and off we go on a great and challenging adventure. After finding the correct driveway to go into , you park . You gear up and walk up the hill. Pay the FROG. Pick a side and start shooting. We started at numbers 1 - 15. I would suggest that you start off with some warm up shots first before starting with the range. Different distances and different elevations, shooting up hill some shooting downwards. All clearly marked and bales having targets. Along the we we encountered wild turkey, it's a No No to shoot at these but very tempting. We will be back to finish the rest is this course.

I booked an archery lesson for my 8 year old son, and it was such a great experience! The…read moreinstructors were incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable. They took their time explaining everything in a way he could understand, and by the end of the session he felt confident loading, aiming, and shooting the arrow on his own. He left smiling and proud of himself. I would absolutely recommend their lessons to anyone looking for a positive and encouraging introduction to archery.

Contacted Robert, who was at first responsive, my son wanted to learn about archery, I scheduled a…read morelesson. We arrived and Robert was there, he barely said hello. He was not very welcoming. The lesson started well, my son was so excited to finally shoot arrows. Then all of a sudden, he felt sick, probably due to his vaccination he had done 2 days earlier so the lesson was interrupted and canceled. We left a little disappointed, I tried to call and email to reschedule, 0 response from Robert.

Let me tell you all the cons first and then go over all the pros of this place…read more First the name is extremely misleading because it's no where close to Sacramento. However it's really the only con I can muster because everything else is amazing. This is a beautiful and large shooting range located far for people from the Bay Area. However if you happen to be near the area (I was at the Elk Grove Sportsman's which is about 45 minutes away), I would HIGHLY recommend you to come here. Everything about this place is laid back which is great for most experienced range goers (if you've been to other ranges so you know the rules). There is no one to breath over your shoulder or even fuss with yorlur firearms. They treat you as an adult which I just love. However it's probably not a good place for first timers because they expect you to know how to handle firearms safely and properly. The cost is very reasonable ($25 currently) and they give you a free target which you staple to a wooden stand that you carry to the distance you'd like. I also love the fact it's open on Monday and Tuesday which is not the case for many outdoor ranges in the Bay Area. It's not crowded and the range master is on a speaker from a central "traffic control box" and he'll do the 2 minute warning and 15 minutes shooting announcements. Overall, it's an amazing place for shooting. Honestly if it were closer (it's almost 3 hours drive for me), I'd be making this range my primary range and pay for the membership for cheaper range fees.

Came out to Sacramento Valley Shooting for the first time with my girlfriend, who has a membership…read morehere. Together we've been to an indoor range in North Highlands that ai frequent, and the Mather shooting range before it closed. We came out here on a Sunday after so she could test out her new pistol, and so we could my rifles on the rifle side of the range. We checked in the main shop area, and picked up a speed loader and extra disposable ear plugs. And then eventually went out to the pistol range first. Both the pistol and long gun range alike, have a large number of shooting bags each. And each have a good range distance for shooting, wapwxially the rifle range. Definitely will be coming back for more outdoor shooting, and look forward to some long range shooting as well.

As a first time visitor I noted safety is compromised. I'm rating the place without my safety…read moreconcerns but be aware of these. 1-Weapons are removed and returned to cases other than on the line. This should only take place while the line is hot, and pointing down range while on a picnic tables; not on the tailgate, trunk or hood of a vehicle. 2-I had the only open chamber indicators. 3-A shooter was using metal targets at 15 yards. The range runs to approximately 400 yards. There are about six picnic tables made of a stone material oriented with the long side parallel to a target. If they were bench-rests they'd be oriented with the long side perpendicular to the target with two seats. Whatever you shoot consider having something to cover the area of the table you are using. There are no restrooms. You could be isolated here so if there's an accident bring help may take awhile.

For a BLM site, it's not too bad, but a lot depends on who's there shooting. Last time I was there…read moreit was a bunch of kids and AR's, and it felt a little sketchy, especially when you hear full auto. You will want to bring your own targets and stand.

It is a nice facility, but management is very strange. Says he is the best archery coach in…read moreNorthern California, but very moody and has bizarre behavior. Thankfully found a better place to shoot not too far away

Very great instructor, he teaches you the right form to shoot. Very professional and friendly…read moreenvironment. Love it here. Would love to bring the kids and family back.