Archery at Mueller
Are you a brand new or a seasoned archer? Everyone is welcome to learn and participate in the skill at the park. All equipment is provided.
About this Event
Whether you’re new or a pro to the sport, archery at Mueller is a great time to test your skills. All supplies are provided, simply come with your listening ears and a good attitude.
All ages are welcome; foam bows are available for younger kids.
Some adaptable equipment is also available. Call for more details.
A vault toilet is available near the lot. Bring your own drinking water.
Meet at Dragonfly Pond parking lot. Parking is limited. If parking spaces at Dragonfly Pond are full, School Pond is the next closest lot and requires a walk along the road.
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