Archers have two Pima County ranges in Tucson, both cashless and both cheap. Tucson Mountain Park has the more scenic setting with trail courses through the desert, and Southeast Regional Park offers targets out to 100 yards right next to the gun range.
Archery ranges at a glance
| Range | Address | Distances | Crossbows |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tucson Mountain Park | 450 N Kinney Rd | 20 to 70 yd, 3 trails | Not allowed |
| Southeast Regional Park | 11296 S Harrison Rd | 10 to 100 yd | Designated lanes |
Tucson Mountain Park Archery Range
450 N Kinney Rd, Tucson, AZ 85743
A practice range with targets from 20 to 70 yards plus three 14-target trail courses through the Tucson Mountains. Covered shade, picnic tables, two ramadas with grills, restrooms and water. Open 7 am to dusk every day. This range is open even though the Tucson Mountain Park gun range is closed.
Southeast Regional Park Archery Range
11296 S Harrison Rd, Tucson, AZ 85747
Targets from 10 to 100 yards, ramadas with benches and picnic tables, restrooms and water. It keeps the same days and hours as the Southeast Regional Park gun range: Thursday through Sunday, mornings into early afternoon. Crossbows are allowed only at designated positions.
Fees and rules
- $3 a day per archer or a $25 annual pass, paid by phone through the posted QR code
- Youth under 16 shoot free with a supervising adult
- No hunting broadheads; field points only
- Shoot only from shooting positions into county targets, never over berms
- No alcohol, drugs or glass
Bowhunting seasons and tags are covered on Hunting Basics. Pima County 4-H also runs youth archery; see Youth and Family Shooting.
