Best Archery Stores in Michigan

With over a decade serving both bowhunters and competitive archers, MOR Archery offers a full range of crossbow and compound bow accessories, from strings and sights to broadheads. Customers appreciate the knowledgeable staff and indoor range, though some note occasional inconsistencies in service and communication.

Detroit Archers is Michigan’s oldest archery club, with a history dating back to 1928 and ties to legendary archer Fred Bear. The club offers open shooting times on weekends, leagues, and certified instruction, attracting both beginners and experienced archers. Visitors appreciate the friendly atmosphere and well-maintained facility, though some note minor upkeep needs.

Elk Ridge Archery specializes in handcrafted traditional bows, combining woodworking skill with hunting experience. The team offers custom bow building, repairs, and refinishing, with a notable selection of youth bows. Customers appreciate the craftsmanship and personalized attention, though reaching the shop by phone can sometimes be challenging.

Rouge Park, Michigan's largest park urban with its 1,184 acres of land was established in 1925. The park offers four recreational areas, six-miles of paved paths, swimming pools, and a golf course. The natural area of Rouge Park is centered on 4.6 miles along the Rouge River. It offers many miles of hiking trails and mountain bike routes that wind through 400 acres forest, 60 acres native… more...

Rouge Park, Michigan's largest park urban with its 1,184 acres of land was established in 1925. The park offers four recreational areas, six-miles of paved paths, swimming pools, and a golf course. The natural area of Rouge Park is centered on 4.6 miles along the Rouge River. It offers many miles of hiking trails and mountain bike routes that wind through 400 acres forest, 60 acres native prairie, and a 5-acre marsh. Rouge Park offers a variety of activities, including swimming, sports, camping and picnics. Wayne County funds improvements to the archery range. - Improvements to nature trails, such as the Ma'iingan Wildwood Trail and Joe Prance Trail.