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Santiago Archery Range

4.5 (8 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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1 month ago

Free place to shoot your bow at I would recommend anyone looking to practice to go here as they have multiple distances

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2 years ago

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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3.6(66 reviews)
0.3 mi

Santiago creek is a mixture or even a combination of two major parks. One, hart park and the other…read moreSantiago park. The watershed is the in between. Both offer goof parking availability, both are well placed for long distance running, with paths consistent of dirt trails of pavement and concrete, with a few obstacles, all of which are easy to moderate. It seems like a good place for walkers, joggers runners and for bikers . The paths at hart park starts by the old buildings of the swimming pool area. Crossing towards the west, you'll come across a few highway overpasses and an archery park, and a open air auditorium . Along the way, a dry water shed that connects to Santiago park, which has been in redevelopment . New trails, new kids park, new arbory and cleaned up trails. The trail extends into and past the science center and willl make its way to the entrance of the mall, by Broadway. On your return trip, there will be outlets by the rail, that lead out to the neighboring community. Total path in and out can 2 to 4 ... but can extend to over 8 miles... if one follows east of hart park. Overall, great family trails, clean, quiet and welcoming and beyond all else, made for everyone to have fun. Rating of 3.9 to 4.1 stars

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