Excellent service and wide varieties of bows Tuning service…read moreReasonable prices thanks Tony

Had so much fun at Double X. I took my fiancé for his birthday. He grew up shooting with his Dad so…read morethis was a great chance to sharper his skills (no pun intended). Thank you so much for the tips and tricks to make it that much more fun!

Solid customer service. Came for hunter safety class and it was great! Will return for the archery…read morerange. If you are an archery individual. I highly recommend stopping in.

Before giving the rave, I do want qualify my statement by saying this is only the second outdoor…read morerange I have ever visited. The first was the Adelphi Manor archery range in Maryland. Also, I would be considered a novice archer by most standards, though having spend 20+ in uniform, I have seen a few rifle ranges... Now with that said - wow! It costs $3 for two hours but there were proper targets posted so there was nothing else to buy. The most valuable thing for me was that the targets were staggered at 10 yard intervals. 10 yards all the way up to 60 yards. There were two other guys (only one shooting) while I was there and they were on one end so I could stagger my shooting first at the 20, then 30 and so forth. I made it all the way to 50 and stopped while the arrows were all accounted for. Something else I have never seen before, behind the firing line were racks to hang the bows. When you go down the range the bow can stay hanging (opposed to being left on the ground. Not far away, the PX and commissary were also superb so I expect to be back soon.

Our family has had about a dozen sessions with Invicta for archery, and we've had a great…read moreexperience. The instructor Anton and his colleagues are very patient and friendly, especially with our 7 year old and other kids we've seen there. The beginner lesson/safety instruction on your first visit takes about half of your first hour, so expect that, and could take longer if you come in a large party and don't show up on time.

Archery instructor was super nice and informative. Equipment has definite wear and tear but still…read morenice. Recommend bringing your own equipment. Reservations highly encouraged due to limited lanes.

I recently shot some arrows at this establishment. The owner was quite a character, but enjoyable…read more I'll be coming back with some friends soon.

Five stars. I'm a…read morenovice, bought a recurve bow on Amazon last week, wasn't working quite right. With Bowe's help, I realized one of the pieces was bent, so it wasn't working quite right. He had almost an identical one, so he assembled it and strung it for me, put the guide on - everything I couldn't get from Amazon in short, and I was all set. Then he spent at least an hour with me, showing me the basics of shooting and critiquing my form as I kept at it. He was really knowledgeable and patient. And he wasn't getting paid to teach. You also wouldn't get this from Amazon or YouTube. So yes, it's in an office park, it's a little Bohemian - as is Bowe - but it was great. Highly recommended. I'll be back.

Camp William B. Snyder is a 325 acre facility owned and managed by the Boy Scouts of America! It…read moresits at the foot of Bull Run Mountain on the eastern side of the mountain chain. Having been a Cub Scout/Webelo/Boy Scout when I was young - I can appreciate this venue for the opportunities it provides the scouting community. It's also used by a variety of other local community groups for their own events. I've been here a few times now over the years - a couple of visits to a Halloween event run by the Boy Scouts called "The Hauntings of Haymarket Hollow," (an outdoor Haunted Trail event for Halloween) which I believe has been discontinued for now. More recently I attended "Pumpkin Pandemonium" - run by the local Gainesville Ruritan Club. PP was a Fall/Halloween themed event to buy Pumpkins and other Autumn themed products, hear live music, have your kids participate in a variety of activities such as pony rides and hay rides, games, and more.

I didn't realize the Boy Scouts had it so good! This is a huge campus only a few miles outside the…read moreDC metro area, and everything is brand new since the camp was built in the last few years. Yes, there are 3 cabins with about 25 beds in the same room, but there's a surprising number of more private rooms (6 rooms that fit 4 people each). Each of these cabins has its own screened porch with a few rocking chairs, which I definitely took advantage of. And if you're so lucky, there is a beautiful lodge that I would expect to find at a ski resort instead of a Boy Scout camp - finished wood walls and floors, 4 rooms with 1 double bed each, a full kitchen, and a living room with a full fireplace. Outside this beautiful lodge, there's a bonfire pit with a stone wall to sit on while enjoying the stars and roasting marshmallows. We were here for a wedding, and thoroughly enjoyed it. It brought back good memories of summer camp.

I'm listing it as 5 stars, but I don't really have anything to compare it against to say if this is…read moreany better than any similar places, but I don't think there are any similar places nearby. IWLA is a great place for outdoor activities. You have to be a member or a guest of a member, but I have totally gotten my money's worth out of the membership. Here at the Loudoun Chapter, they have a rifle and pistol range, a skeet range, a static archery range, a dynamic archery range, and a stocked lake for fishing. All the ranges are outdoor ranges. The Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month from 1 to 4 p.m. is excellent. Dan Davis is a great teacher. They rotate topics - archery, rifle, pistol, and shotgun. They provide all the firearms, the ammunition, the clays (for the shotgun class), and instruct the kids on safety and range rules and walk them through a course of fire on the range. Kids that shoot well enough can earn an NRA Marksmanship award. NRA certified classes cost less if you are an IWLA member.