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Douglas Archery

Ogden, Utah
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About archery in Ogden, Utah

Douglas Archery is an archery facility in Ogden, Utah.

About Douglas Archery

Douglas Archery serves Ogden, Utah as a commercial range with a pro shop on-site, giving local archers a place to buy arrows, get equipment serviced, or just talk shop between rounds. Ogden sits close to the Wasatch foothills, an area with a strong bowhunting tradition, and a pro shop in town is a convenient stop before or after scouting trips into the mountains. As a walk-in commercial operation, Douglas Archery doesn't require a membership commitment the way a club would. No lesson programs, 3D course, or field course are listed for this location, so archers wanting those specifics, along with lane count and hours, should check with Douglas Archery directly.

Amenities & Features

Pro Shop

Pricing

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Location

Douglas Archery

2840 F Ave

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Douglas Archery

2840 F Ave

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Business Hours

Tuesday-Friday: 11am-7pm, Saturday-Monday: Closed

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