Las Vegas Archers

Las Vegas Archers teaches archery to kids and teens ages 6 to 18 at Forrest Rd 989 in Las Vegas, zip code 89161. Students are grouped into three age brackets, 6 to 9, 10 to 13, and 14 to 18, and the club offers a Youth Archery Program, Group Archery Lessons, Private Archery Lessons, Archery Summer Camps, and classes at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.

The club is open Monday through Friday and again on Sunday, all from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed Saturdays. This year-round, mostly daytime schedule differs from many after-school activities that run in the evening, so families should plan visits around this window rather than assuming late-afternoon or early-evening availability.

Because instruction spans beginner through advanced levels, a child with no archery experience can start in a beginner group and progress over time, and the three age brackets suggest lessons are separated by age rather than combined into a single mixed-age class. Group Archery Lessons offer a class-style format, while Private Archery Lessons are available for families who want one-on-one instruction, and Archery Summer Camps provide a seasonal option during school breaks.

The listing does not include pricing or a phone number, so the most direct way to ask about lesson costs, camp dates, or which age bracket and skill level fits a specific child is through the club's website at lasvegasarchers.net.

Archery is a less common individual sport option in the Las Vegas youth activities landscape, and this club's structure, with distinct age brackets and both group and private lesson formats, gives families some flexibility in how their child is introduced to the sport, whether through a standard weekly group class or more focused one-on-one coaching. This listing falls under individual sports, with archery as the specific subcategory, placing it alongside the directory's other one-on-one and small-group sport listings rather than team sports. The club's location is listed under zip code 89161, and its near-daily availability across six days a week is broader than many single-sport programs in the area.