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Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range

Tucson, Arizona
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About archery in Tucson, Arizona

Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range is an archery facility in Tucson, Arizona.

About Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range

Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range gives Tucson-area archers a public, city- or county-run option for shooting rather than a private club or commercial business. Public ranges like this typically serve a broad cross-section of the community, from casual weekend shooters to bowhunters tuning up ahead of Arizona's fall seasons in the surrounding desert and mountain units. Specific details on lane counts, hours, and any fees for archery use aren't listed here, and those can vary by season or park scheduling. Southern Arizona's long shooting season and mild winters make outdoor public ranges usable much of the year. Check with the managing parks department for current hours.

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Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range

1296 S Harrison Rd

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Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range

1296 S Harrison Rd

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Getting started in Arizona
Two governing bodies cover Arizona. USA Archery Arizona is a governing body for archery in Arizona, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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