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Lake Windermere District Rod & Gun Club (Archery Range)

Invermere, British Columbia
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About archery in Invermere, British Columbia

Lake Windermere District Rod & Gun Club (Archery Range) is an outdoor archery facility in Invermere, British Columbia.

About Lake Windermere District Rod & Gun Club (Archery Range)

NEW LISTING. Community shooting facility with 100+ year history serving the Columbia Valley. Static archery range 15-60 yards plus 15-target 3D course set up seasonally from early May. Members $4/day, non-members $10/day. Equipment rental $10/day.

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Range Specifications

Range Length

15yards

Lanes

15lanes

Facility

Outdoor

Bow Types Allowed

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Equipment Rental

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Accessibility

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Lake Windermere District Rod & Gun Club (Archery Range)

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Contact Information

Phone

250-342-3010

Email

info@lwdrodgun.com

Website

https://lwdrodgun.com/

Business Hours

Sunday and Wednesday evenings 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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Getting started in British Columbia
The BC Archery Association is the provincial governing body for archery in British Columbia, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the provincial guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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