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Contact Information

Phone

250-228-3877

Email

info@pqfg.org

Website

https://pqfg.org/

Business Hours

Indoor: Mon/Wed 6-8 PM; Outdoor: 9 AM-8 PM

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Arrowsmith Archers (Parksville-Qualicum Fish & Game)

1245 Chattell Rd (Henry Range); 1979 Dorman Rd (Dorman Range), Parksville, British Columbia, V9P 2H1

About archery in Parksville, British Columbia

Parksville, British Columbia sits inside one of Canada's most active archery scenes. BC is the fastest-growing archery scene in Canada, shaped by terrain and a mild coastal climate that lets outdoor shooting run ten or eleven months a year in many spots. Vancouver, Victoria, and the Fraser Valley host most of the urban target clubs.

About Arrowsmith Archers (Parksville-Qualicum Fish & Game)

Year-round archery on Central Vancouver Island. Indoor at Nanoose Pentecostal Camp (Sept-May) Mon/Wed 6-8 PM. Outdoor Henry Range 10-70yds and Dorman Range (field course & 3D) 9 AM-8 PM summer. JOP program. $130 regular / $50 junior + $35 key fee. First drop-in free.
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Range Specifications

Range Length

10yards

Facility

Both

Bow Types Allowed

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

Equipment Rental

Lessons Available

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Location

Arrowsmith Archers (Parksville-Qualicum Fish & Game)

1245 Chattell Rd (Henry Range); 1979 Dorman Rd (Dorman Range)

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Arrowsmith Archers (Parksville-Qualicum Fish & Game)

1245 Chattell Rd (Henry Range); 1979 Dorman Rd (Dorman Range)

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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.

See the full British Columbia archery guide