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Bothwell Archery Club

Bothwell, Ontario
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About archery in Bothwell, Ontario

Bothwell Archery Club is an indoor archery facility in Bothwell, Ontario.

About Bothwell Archery Club

The Bothwell Archery Club is a historic fixture in the Ontario archery community, with roots stretching back to 1967. Known for its warm, family-oriented atmosphere, the club welcomes archers of all ages and skill levels to its indoor facility at the Bothwell Legion. A unique feature of the club is its dedication to Pop-N-Jay, a specialized archery discipline that involves shooting at "birds" on a mast, for which it has hosted national championship tournaments. Meeting regularly on Friday evenings, the club emphasizes fun, affordability, and camaraderie over high-pressure competition. It provides a welcoming entry point for families and children to try the sport without the need for expensive equipment investments. As a registered member of Archery Ontario and Archery Canada, it maintains high standards while keeping the spirit of the sport accessible and enjoyable. Whether you are aiming for a national title or just a fun Friday night out, Bothwell Archery Club offers a supportive community environment.

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Indoor

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Location

Bothwell Archery Club

162 George St E

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Bothwell Archery Club

162 George St E

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