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Koko Head Shooting Complex

Hawaii Kai, Hawaii
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About archery in Hawaii Kai, Hawaii

Koko Head Shooting Complex is an archery facility in Hawaii Kai, Hawaii.

About Koko Head Shooting Complex

Koko Head Shooting Complex sits in Hawaii Kai on Oahu's southeast coast, offering a public facility for archery in a state where dedicated ranges are relatively scarce given the limited land available for the sport. Being run as a public complex rather than a private club, it's generally positioned for walk-in use by residents and visitors rather than requiring membership, though specifics on hours, cost, or exactly what's set up for archers aren't listed here. Hawaii's archery community is smaller and more spread out than on the mainland, so a public option like this one matters more locally. Anyone planning a visit should check current hours and access directly before making the trip.

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Free parking available

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Business Hours

Archery: Wed-Sun sunrise to sunset; Mon-Tue closed

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Getting started in Hawaii
NFAA activity in Hawaii runs through clubs in the NFAA Southwest Section. USA Archery activity runs through clubs and JOAD programs. The Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife regulates bowhunting seasons. Most competitive Hawaii archers and clubs are affiliated with NFAA is a governing body for archery in Hawaii, 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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