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Locust Lake Archery

POCONO LAKE, Pennsylvania
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About archery in POCONO LAKE, Pennsylvania

Locust Lake Archery is an archery facility in POCONO LAKE, Pennsylvania.

About Locust Lake Archery

Locust Lake Archery, in the Pocono Mountains resort area of Pennsylvania, is a volunteer club with a confirmed 3D course and ten lanes, giving members a decent-sized setup for a member-run operation. Ten lanes alongside an actual 3D course is more infrastructure than most volunteer clubs report, suggesting a facility that can handle a real membership base rather than a handful of regulars. The Poconos draw both year-round residents and seasonal visitors, and a club with this much capacity could serve both crowds if it's open to newcomers. Membership terms and specific hours aren't listed, so anyone in the Pocono Lake area interested in shooting the 3D course or joining should contact the club directly for current details.

Range Specifications

Lanes

10lanes

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

Pricing

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Location

Locust Lake Archery

1778 Lake Lane

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Locust Lake Archery

1778 Lake Lane

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Getting started in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Pennsylvania, 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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