Golden Gate Park Archery Range

Address

47th Avenue and Fulton San Francisco, CA 94121

Sunrise to Sunset

Golden Gate Park is home to the oldest public archery range in the country. Dating over 100 years old & the birthplace of a few of archery’s greatest legends! This wonderful park gem leaves you asking yourself, how you never discovered it before.

Located at the far west end of the park, the archery range is open to archers of all skill levels–from beginners to Olympians. There are 10 marked shooting lanes, including two ADA accessible targets. Targets are a mix of traditional hay bales for recurve archers & synthetic targets for compound bows. Marked distances are 18, 30, 50, 70 and 90 meters!

Archers must bring their own target faces, bows, and arrows. Use of the range is free and is based on a first-come, first-served basis.

Equipment can be rented nearby, and Rec and Park offers a variety of city-wide archery programs for all ages and abilities.

ARCHERY RANGE RULES:

ACTIVITIES RESTRICED TO ARCHERY ONLY.

2) STAY WITHIN THE WHITE-MARKED SHOOTING LANES.

SHOOTING AT ANIMALS OF ANY KIND IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
USE OF ALCOHOL AND DRUGS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
ADULT SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN IS REQUIRED.
NO DOGS ALLOWED.
USE OF CROSSBOWS AND BROADHEADS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
CHOOSE A TARGET COMMENSURATE WITH THE DISTANCE YOU WISH TO SHOOT.
PLEASE REMOVE YOUR OWN TRASH.

Report a Maintenance Issue

To report a maintenance or vandalism issue at this site, call 311, or click here .

The archery range is maintained by SF Recreation & Parks Department & Friends of the Golden Gate Park Archery Range. If you are interested in volunteering to help maintain the archery range, please register with our Volunteer Services division. Click here for the next upcoming workparty.