Wapiti Archers of Pennsylvania

Wapiti Archers of Pennsylvania is a nonprofit archery club nestled in Fort Washington State Park, offering outdoor shooting facilities for both traditional and modern archers. The facility features a practice range with nine bag targets positioned at five-yard intervals from ten to fifty yards, along with two separate roving courses that each include fifteen to twenty 3D targets depending on the season. The wooded setting provides an immersive experience for members, who enjoy year-round dawn-to-dusk access to the grounds.

The club welcomes both members and public participants through monthly open shoots held on the first and fifth Sundays of each month. Non-member fees for these events are modest, with adults paying fifteen dollars and children aged twelve to sixteen paying just five dollars, while children under eleven shoot free. Membership provides unlimited access to the practice range and 3D courses throughout the year. Visitors note the friendly and welcoming atmosphere, with many commenting on the well-maintained facilities and natural wooded environment. Those who've attended public shoots frequently mention signing up for membership immediately after their visit, praising the quality of the courses, the variety of shooting options, and the helpful community of archers who gather there.