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The Best Archery Ranges in Utah

Indoor lanes, outdoor target courses, 3D shoots and public ranges — from Salt Lake City to St. George.

✓ Last verified: September 2026 Public, club & indoor options ⏱ 10 min read
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Utah is home to a strong archery community — dedicated indoor centers along the Wasatch Front, public park ranges, and a statewide hunting culture that keeps ranges busy. This is a curated selection, not a directory: we picked ranges that together cover indoor practice, outdoor target, 3D, lessons and free public shooting.

How We Chose These Ranges

  • Current operation — each range verified as active in September 2026
  • Facility variety: indoor lanes, outdoor courses, 3D targets
  • Beginner access — lessons, rentals or free public shooting
  • Public vs club access clearly documented
  • Geographic usefulness from the Wasatch Front to southern Utah
  • Information verifiable from official range, club or agency sources

We did not personally visit every location. Practical details were verified using official range, club and public-agency sources in September 2026. Where something isn't published — like range fees at clubs — we say so instead of guessing.

📋 Key Takeaways

  • <strong>Easton Salt Lake Archery Center</strong> is Utah's flagship indoor facility — 25,000 sq ft to 80 yards, with structured classes and $6-12/hour open shooting (reserve ahead).
  • <strong>Weber County Archery Park (Ogden)</strong> is the best empty-handed beginner option: rentals at $5 per item, six-week classes, indoor and outdoor ranges.
  • <strong>Rockport State Park</strong> runs a free 3D course with life-size animal targets — open May through October, bring your own gear.
  • <strong>DATUS (West Jordan)</strong> is a members-only club with 24 indoor lanes and a Tuesday 3D league; youth access runs through 107 Archery Club.
  • <strong>Cache Valley (Logan)</strong> and <strong>Lee Kay (SLC)</strong> are the DWR's public ranges — cheap day passes and long outdoor distances.
  • <strong>Timpanogos Archers (Provo)</strong> and <strong>Red Rock Bowmen (Hurricane)</strong> cover the valley and southern Utah for club-minded archers.

📍 All Ranges on One Map

From the Wasatch Front down to St. George — see how the selected ranges spread across the state.

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Quick Comparison: Utah Ranges at a Glance

RangeAreaTypeBest forLessonsRentals3DAccess
Easton Salt Lake Archery CenterSalt Lake CityIndoorIndoor to 70m + classes✓ $85+/mo✓ $10 + rate✓ leaguePublic · reservation required
Weber County Archery ParkOgdenBothIndoor+outdoor, rentals, classes✓ $78-$90✓ $5/item✓ leaguesPublic · $9/day
Rockport State Park 3D Archery RangePeoa (E of Park City)OutdoorFree 3D course (with park entry)✗✗✓ 9 stationsFree with park entry
DATUS Archery ClubWest Jordan (SLC valley)IndoorPrivate club, 24 lanes + 3D league✓ via 107 ArcheryJOAD equipment✓ Tuesday leagueMembers only
Cache Valley Public Shooting RangeLogan (Cache Valley)BothDWR public · 20 yd indoor, 90 m outdoor✗✗✗Public · $6/day
Timpanogos ArchersProvo (Utah Valley)Outdoor90+ targets, 6 courses✗✗✓ coursesClub · limited public days
Red Rock BowmenHurricane (St. George area)OutdoorSouthern Utah club——✓Club · $100/yr
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Choose the Right Range for You

🎯 Want indoor shooting?

Easton Salt Lake (to 70 m) or Weber County (to 60 yd) — both with published pricing.

🧑‍🏫 Need beginner lessons?

Weber County ($78-90 six-week classes) or Easton (Explore Archery for ages 8-18).

🦌 Looking for 3D?

Rockport State Park (free course), DATUS (Tuesday league) and Timpanogos Archers (3D courses).

🎒 Need to rent a bow?

Weber County rents at $5 per item and Easton rents packages with advance booking.

💸 Want cheap public shooting?

Cache Valley ($6/day, 90 m outdoor) or Rockport (free with park entry).

🤝 Want a club environment?

DATUS (West Jordan), Timpanogos Archers (Provo) or Red Rock Bowmen (Hurricane).

The Best Archery Ranges in Utah — Detailed Profiles

1

Easton Salt Lake Archery Center

Salt Lake City, UT — west side (Easton Foundations)

Best for: serious indoor practice and structured classes

At a Glance

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Address
575 North John Glenn Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84116
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Phone
(801) 523-5232
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Hours
Tue-Fri 11 AM-8 PM · Sat 9 AM-6 PM · closed Mon & Sun
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Facilities
25,000 sq ft indoor to 80 yd / 70 m + outdoor 68-target range to 70 m
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Lessons
Explore Archery ages 8-18 ($90/6 wks) · Adult Basic $85/mo · Intermediate $120/mo
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Pricing
Open shooting $6-$12/hr · rentals $10 + hourly · passes $75/mo, $205/qtr, $675/yr
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Access
Public but advance phone reservation required · closed-toe shoes mandatory

Why we picked it

The Easton Foundation's Salt Lake Center is the state's premier indoor facility: a 25,000 sq ft range shooting to 80 yards (70 meters) indoors, plus a 68-target outdoor range. The class ladder is genuinely structured — Explore Archery for kids, monthly adult programs with equipment provided — and open shooting stays affordable at $6-12 an hour.

Good to know

This is not a walk-in facility: lane reservations must be made by phone in advance, and rental equipment needs to be scheduled before you arrive. The center closes Mondays and Sundays, and Friday afternoons the indoor range is limited to 18 meters.

Who it's best for

SLC archers who want long indoor distances year-round, families using the Explore Archery program, and anyone who wants coaching from a professional center.

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Weber County Archery Park

Ogden, UT — Weber County Parks & Recreation

Best for: the most complete beginner experience on the Wasatch Front

At a Glance

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Address
2840 F Ave, Ogden, UT 84401
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Phone
(801) 394-4035
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Hours
Indoor Tue-Fri 11 AM-8 PM, Sat-Sun 9 AM-3 PM, closed Mon · outdoor dawn to dusk
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Facilities
11-acre park · indoor 16-18 lanes to 60 yd · outdoor 50+ bag targets from 10 to 100+ yd
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Lessons
Adult Beginner $90 · Youth Beginner $78 (ages 8+) · Homeschool $78 — all 6 weeks
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Pricing
Day pass $9 adult / $5 senior-military-youth · rentals $5 per item · annual from $75
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Access
Public walk-in · Douglas Archery shop on site (Tue-Fri)

Why we picked it

Weber County Archery Park is the rare Utah range where a complete beginner can show up empty-handed: $5-per-item rentals, six-week beginner classes for adults and kids, an indoor range to 60 yards and an outdoor field with 50+ bag targets past 100 yards. It's run by the county, so pricing is public and predictable.

Good to know

Broadheads and practice broadheads are prohibited on both ranges, and indoor yardage can vary day to day depending on events and staffing. The indoor range closes Mondays, though the outdoor range runs dawn to dusk daily.

Who it's best for

Beginners and families north of Salt Lake, archers who want indoor and outdoor at one facility, and bowhunters using the long outdoor lanes for practice.

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3

Rockport State Park 3D Archery Range

Peoa, UT — Summit County (Utah State Parks)

Best for: a free 3D course in a mountain park setting

At a Glance

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Address
9040 N State Hwy 302, Peoa, UT 84061 (2.2 mi past the entrance station)
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Phone
(435) 336-2241
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Hours
Park 6 AM-10 PM daily · archery season May through October
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Facilities
9 stations + 1 practice station along ~3/4 mile of the Lakeview Trail · life-size deer, elk, bison and bear targets
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Pricing
Free with park entry, camping fee or annual pass · no rentals
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Access
Public · bring your own bow and arrows · no broadheads

Why we picked it

Rockport is Utah's best value for 3D shooting: a genuine nine-station course strung along the Lakeview Trail with life-size animal targets, free with park entry. Utah State Parks runs it, it's officially confirmed open for the 2026 season, and the practice station at the trailhead makes it a gentle introduction to 3D for the whole family.

Good to know

The course is seasonal — May through October — and the park itself advises that the first three to five targets are awaiting repair, so walk down the trail to the newer ones. Nothing is rented on site and broadheads are not allowed.

Who it's best for

3D beginners and families who want a scenic course without club fees, and bowhunters practicing unmarked-distance judgment.

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4

DATUS Archery Club

West Jordan, UT — Salt Lake Valley (private club)

Best for: league nights and a year-round indoor club home

At a Glance

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Address
7998 S 1300 W, West Jordan, UT 84088
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Phone
(801) 560-4358
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Hours
Not published — confirm locally · leagues Mon-Thu evenings
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Facilities
6,000 sq ft clubhouse · 24 indoor lanes · 2 outdoor practice targets at 70 yd
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Lessons
JOAD (ages 8-20) + Adult Archery Program via 107 Archery Club, Saturdays 10 AM-12 PM
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Pricing
Membership $250/yr with 10 work hours / $350 without
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Access
Private, members-only · join at the first-Monday board meeting

Why we picked it

DATUS — "Devoted Archers True Utah Sportsman" — is the Salt Lake Valley's classic member club: 24 indoor lanes, two outdoor targets at 70 yards, and four league nights a week including a Tuesday 3D league and a Wednesday Vegas 450. For a modest annual fee plus volunteer hours, members get a keycode and a genuine year-round club community.

Good to know

This is a private club, not a drop-in range — there's no public day pass, and you join in person at the monthly board meeting. Youth and beginner access runs through the separate 107 Archery Club's JOAD and adult programs, held at this facility on Saturdays.

Who it's best for

Archers who shoot often enough to justify a membership, league shooters, and families using the JOAD program.

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5

Cache Valley Public Shooting Range

Logan, UT — Cache Valley (Utah DWR)

Best for: long outdoor distances at public-range prices

At a Glance

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Address
2851 W 200 N, Logan, UT 84321
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Phone
(435) 753-4600
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Hours
Wed-Thu 2-7 PM · Fri 12-7 PM · Sat 9 AM-5 PM · closed Sun-Tue
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Facilities
20-yd indoor archery (10 lanes) + outdoor archery to 90 meters
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Pricing
Adult $6 · youth 15 & under $3 · 10-visit $50/$20 · target $1
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Access
Public, run by Utah Division of Wildlife Resources · ranges reservable

Why we picked it

Cache Valley is the DWR's public option up north: a 20-yard indoor range with ten lanes for winter, and an outdoor range reaching 90 meters — the longest verified public distance in this selection. At $6 a day for adults it's among the cheapest ways to shoot far in Utah.

Good to know

Hours are limited (closed Sunday through Tuesday), no new shooters are taken in the last 30 minutes, and ranges can be reserved for events — check the calendar or call before driving up. Bring your own equipment.

Who it's best for

Cache Valley archers who want cheap long-distance practice, and anyone north of Salt Lake needing a DWR public range.

🗺 Get Directions 🌐 Visit Website
6

Timpanogos Archers

Provo, UT — Utah Valley (members club)

Best for: a 90+ target mountain course for self-sufficient archers

At a Glance

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Address
Kyhv Peak Rd, Provo, UT 84604 (4x4 advised)
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Phone
(385) 225-4397
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Hours
Public shooting Wed or Thu evenings, May through July · members year-round
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Facilities
Outdoor · 90+ targets from 10-80 yd across 6 courses, including 3D
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Pricing
First visit free · $10 range fee for non-members after · Working Membership = 10 hrs service
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Access
Members get gate codes · guests must stay with a member

Why we picked it

Timpanogos Archers runs one of the biggest target inventories in the state — 90-plus targets from 10 to 80 yards spread over six courses on the mountain above Provo, including 3D setups. The Working Membership model (ten hours of service for a full year of access) keeps it affordable for people willing to pitch in.

Good to know

Public access is narrow: non-members can shoot only on Wednesday or Thursday evenings from May through July, guests must stay with a member, and there are no formal lessons or rentals. The access road is rough — 4x4 is recommended. No broadheads except at pre-hunt foam targets.

Who it's best for

Experienced archers with their own gear in Utah Valley, 3D shooters, and people who like the volunteer-club model.

🗺 Get Directions 🌐 Visit Website
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Red Rock Bowmen

Hurricane, UT — St. George area (Southern Utah)

Best for: southern Utah's archery community home

At a Glance

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Address
Red Rock Archery Range, Southern Utah Shooting Sports Park, Hurricane, UT 84737
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Hours
Not published — make contact through the website before driving out
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Facilities
Outdoor archery venue on BLM-leased land · 3D and target shooting
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Pricing
Membership $100/yr individual / $110 family
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Access
Volunteer-run nonprofit club · directions published, no street address

Why we picked it

Red Rock Bowmen is southern Utah's archery home — a volunteer-run nonprofit at the Southern Utah Shooting Sports Park near Hurricane, welcoming traditional archers, target shooters and bowhunters at all levels. For St. George-area archers it fills a real gap, with family memberships at $110 a year.

Good to know

The club publishes directions but no street address, phone or public hours — plan a first trip by reaching out through redrockbowmen.com first. Treat all timing details as to-be-confirmed.

Who it's best for

Southern Utah archers who want a local club, and bowhunters near St. George.

🗺 Get Directions 🌐 Visit Website

Also Worth Knowing About

  • <strong>Lee Kay Public Shooting Range</strong> (Salt Lake City) — another Utah DWR public facility with $6 adult day passes and archery ranges open year-round; the official page doesn't publish archery lane counts or distances, so confirm specifics at (801) 972-1326 before planning around it.
  • <strong>Wilde Arrow Archery</strong> (Centerville) — a historical entry from the original article, but its website is currently a parked placeholder and no address, hours or pricing can be verified from official sources. Call (801) 546-0962 to confirm the shop is operating before visiting.

What to Know Before Visiting a Utah Archery Range

Utah ranges vary a lot in how they operate. A few practical points before you drive out:

  • Check current hours on the official site or page — club hours and public days change around events and seasons.
  • Club vs public access matters: some ranges are member-only except specific public days or events.
  • Lesson and rental availability varies by range — beginners often get the most from a supervised lesson or club session.
  • Outdoor ranges can have seasonal, weather or fire-related restrictions — confirm before a long drive.
  • Always confirm the range's own equipment and safety rules directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Weber County Archery Park (Ogden), Cache Valley Public Shooting Range (Logan) and Lee Kay (Salt Lake City) are verified public facilities with published day-pass pricing. Rockport State Park's 3D course is free with park entry.

Weber County Archery Park runs six-week beginner classes for adults ($90) and youth ($78). Easton Salt Lake Archery Center offers Explore Archery for ages 8-18 and monthly adult programs. DATUS youth access runs through 107 Archery Club's JOAD program.

Yes. Easton Salt Lake Archery Center (to 80 yards/70 meters) and Weber County Archery Park (to 60 yards) are the two main public indoor options; DATUS has 24 indoor lanes for members, and Cache Valley has a 20-yard indoor range.

Rockport State Park's nine-station 3D course is the standout (May-October). DATUS runs a Tuesday 3D league, and Timpanogos Archers includes 3D courses among its 90+ targets.

At Weber County Archery Park, yes — $5 per item. Easton Salt Lake Archery Center rents equipment packages with advance booking. Most other ranges, including Rockport and the DWR facilities, require you to bring your own gear.

Most of the ranges in this guide are public. DATUS, Timpanogos Archers and Red Rock Bowmen are clubs: DATUS is members-only, Timpanogos allows non-members on select summer evenings, and Red Rock is membership-first.

📚 Sources & Verification

Range details checked against official range, club and public-agency sources in September 2026. Confirm hours, fees and access directly before visiting.

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