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Glooscap Heritage Archers

Newport Station, Nova Scotia
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About archery in Newport Station, Nova Scotia

Glooscap Heritage Archers is an indoor and outdoor archery facility in Newport Station, Nova Scotia.

About Glooscap Heritage Archers

Glooscap Heritage Archers is Nova Scotia's longest continuously operating archery club, proudly based in Newport Station in the heart of Hants County. Our newly renovated, heated indoor range features 5 well-maintained lanes at 18 metres for comfortable year-round practice, plus outdoor range and 3D course facilities for warm-weather shooting. Lessons are available for beginners of all ages, and we welcome all bow types including recurve, compound, and longbow. Membership is required to join our historic and welcoming club. Serving Windsor, Brooklyn, Falmouth, and the broader Hants County community, experience one of Atlantic Canada's most storied archery clubs.

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Range Specifications

Range Length

18yards

Lanes

5lanes

Facility

Both

Bow Types Allowed

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Lessons Available

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Location

Glooscap Heritage Archers

151 Irishmans Rd

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Glooscap Heritage Archers

151 Irishmans Rd

Contact Information

Phone

902-670-3947

Email

goickle58@gmail.com

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Getting started in Nova Scotia
Archery Nova Scotia is the provincial governing body for archery in Nova Scotia, 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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