Cameo Shooting and Education Complex sign

Cameo Shooting and Education Complex

Shooting Range in Palisade, CO

Address

3934 I 9/10 Rd 
Palisade, CO 81526

Archery Bay and 3D Archery Courses Hours

Monday through Sunday
8 a.m. to 4 p.m., October 15 to March 14

Pets

No dogs allowed

Contact

970-464-1339

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(unless closed) for an event, please check the Calendar of Events for range availability

Cameo Shooting and Education Complex

Shooting Range in Palisade, CO

(unless closed) for an event, please check the Calendar of Events for range availability

Address

3934 I 9/10 Rd 
Palisade, CO 81526

Archery Bay and 3D Archery Courses Hours

Monday through Sunday
8 a.m. to 4 p.m., October 15 to March 14

Pets

No dogs allowed

Contact

970-464-1339

Social Media

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Cameo Archery Range

A view of the Cameo Archery Range lanes.

Archery

Archery Bay

The Archery Bay is 10 to 65 yards and includes archery target bales every 5 yards that you may pin paper targets to and some 3D targets. Target and field points only(no broadheads or crossbows).

3D Archery Loops

Cameo has four 3D Archery Loops. 3D Archery Loops are walking courses to shoot life size animal targets that are great for practicing for hunting scenarios. 

Chukar Loop
Chukar Loop (Family/Traditional)

The Chukar loop is only 10 targets that are 40 yards and under. A very short loop that is great for traditional archers, families, kids, beginners, or a quick practice.

 Bighorn Loop
Bighorn Loop (Moderate)

The Bighorn loop with 20 targets is one of our original loops that is the easier of the three loops with 20 targets at just under a mile long.

Mule Deer Loop
Mule Deer Loop (Intermediate)

The Mule Deer loop with 20 targets has great elevation changes, and more trees. This loop is just over a mile and has some longer shots.

Mountain Lion Loop
Mountain Lion Loop (Extreme)

The Mountain Lion loop with 20 targets is two miles of strenuous hiking that takes several hours to shoot. This loop has mostly long shots, targets range from 11 yards to 112 yards.

Archery Range Rules

Know Before You Go

Following the set range rules is important to maintaining a safe and quality environment for all visitors.

    • All shooters must check-in and check-out at the range office.
    • Maximum 2 arrows per target per shooter.
    • Shooters must shoot 3D targets in order and stay on designated trails.
    • To prevent road damage, 4-wheel drive must be used on the access road to the Upper 3D Loop (UTV can be rented).
    • Target and field points only
    • No broadheads
    • No Crossbows
    • Target and field points only.
    • No broadheads.
    • No crossbows.
    • Do NOT draw a bow back without an arrow.
    • Do NOT dry fire (Releasing the string without a nocked arrow).
    • No sky drawing (Keep arm parallel to ground when drawing bow).
    • No running at the archery bay.
    • No smoking on the firing line.
    • Always keep a loaded bow pointed down range and know what is beyond your target.
    • No one is allowed forward of the red safety line when the line is ‘HOT’.
    • Never load an arrow or take an arrow out of your quiver until line is ‘HOT’.
    • Range must be declared safe before ANYONE goes forward of the red safety line.
    • All bows must remain on racks and the line declared safe before anyone goes down-range.
    • Stand to the side of the target when pulling arrows and ensure no one is behind you.
    • Anyone can call an emergency ‘CEASE FIRE’ for safety emergencies.
    Cease Fire Procedures: 
    • Immediately put all arrows in quivers and bows on racks/hangers.
    • No one is allowed downrange until range is declared safe and clear / ‘COLD’.
    • No handling bows and / or arrows during a cease fire.

    Upcoming Events

    Jan

    15

    Adult Beginning Fly Tying Class

    Wednesday, Jan 15

    Barr Lake State Park

    The Beginning Fly Tying class for adults will provide you with the basic skills needed to tie flies.

    Jan

    15

    Registration Required:

    Event participants must register

    Adult Beginning Fly Tying Class

    Wednesday, Jan 15

    Barr Lake State Park

    The Beginning Fly Tying class for adults will provide you with the basic skills needed to tie flies.

    Jan

    17

    Animal Antifreeze

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    What do wild animals do in the winter? Learn how wildlife survives in the cold, snowy season and try your own animal survival experiment. Prepare for part of the program to be outside. Best for ages 5+. Meet at the Visitor Center.

    Jan

    17

    Registration Required:

    Event participants must register

    Animal Antifreeze

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    What do wild animals do in the winter? Learn how wildlife survives in the cold, snowy season and try your own animal survival experiment. Prepare for part of the program to be outside. Best for ages 5+. Meet at the Visitor Center.

    Jan

    17

    Star Party-Mars sighting

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    If skies are clear Mars will be at its closest point in two years. The Colorado Springs Astronomical Society will have several telescopes set up outside of the Visitor Center for everyone to view the stars and planets of the night sky. Visitor Center parking lot.

    Jan

    17

    Registration Required:

    Event participants must register

    Star Party-Mars sighting

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    If skies are clear Mars will be at its closest point in two years. The Colorado Springs Astronomical Society will have several telescopes set up outside of the Visitor Center for everyone to view the stars and planets of the night sky. Visitor Center parking lot.

    Jan

    15

    Adult Beginning Fly Tying Class

    Wednesday, Jan 15

    Barr Lake State Park

    The Beginning Fly Tying class for adults will provide you with the basic skills needed to tie flies.

    Jan

    15

    Registration Required:

    Event participants must register

    Adult Beginning Fly Tying Class

    Wednesday, Jan 15

    Barr Lake State Park

    The Beginning Fly Tying class for adults will provide you with the basic skills needed to tie flies.

    Jan

    17

    Animal Antifreeze

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    What do wild animals do in the winter? Learn how wildlife survives in the cold, snowy season and try your own animal survival experiment. Prepare for part of the program to be outside. Best for ages 5+. Meet at the Visitor Center.

    Jan

    17

    Registration Required:

    Event participants must register

    Animal Antifreeze

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    What do wild animals do in the winter? Learn how wildlife survives in the cold, snowy season and try your own animal survival experiment. Prepare for part of the program to be outside. Best for ages 5+. Meet at the Visitor Center.

    Jan

    17

    Star Party-Mars sighting

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    If skies are clear Mars will be at its closest point in two years. The Colorado Springs Astronomical Society will have several telescopes set up outside of the Visitor Center for everyone to view the stars and planets of the night sky. Visitor Center parking lot.

    Jan

    17

    Registration Required:

    Event participants must register

    Star Party-Mars sighting

    Friday, Jan 17

    Mueller State Park

    If skies are clear Mars will be at its closest point in two years. The Colorado Springs Astronomical Society will have several telescopes set up outside of the Visitor Center for everyone to view the stars and planets of the night sky. Visitor Center parking lot.

    Archery Equipment Rentals

    reservation

    LabRadar Chronographs

    Two LabRadar chronographs are available (including the services of a trained RSO) to the public for use in: can also be used to measure the speeds of arrows and bolts.Contact the range office at (970)464-1339 for more information, or to make a reservation for a chronograph session.

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    Rent a UTV

    Visitors can rent a UTV to access difficult areas of the archery ranges.

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    Take an Archery Class

    Education and Training

    Take an Archery Class

    This class is free and students will learn about safety, equipment and the basics of shooting a bow. Attendees 17 years and under must be accompanied by an adult. All necessary equipment, including bows, arrows and safety equipment will be provided. To register, call 970-464-1339 or email [email protected]. If you do not see any classes listed you may email [email protected] to get put on the waiting list and notified when the next class is scheduled.