Archery in Rhode Island: Find a Place to Shoot, City by City
For archery in Rhode Island, you can pick from 3 places to shoot in 3 cities.
The Rhode Island Field Archery Association is the smallest NFAA New England state chapter, with a focused indoor calendar at Narragansett Bow Hunters Club.
Rhode Island has a small but committed archery scene anchored by the Rhode Island Field Archery Association (RIFAA), the NFAA state affiliate. RIFAA runs the RI Indoor State Championship (typically with two lines across a weekend in March, 28 spots per line for 56 total) and the State Outdoor Championship (often at Narragansett Bow Hunters Club in North Kingstown). USA Archery activity in Rhode Island runs through clubs and JOAD programs. Providence, Warwick, and Cranston hold most of the organized indoor and outdoor archery activity, with rural clubs scattered across South County and the Blackstone Valley. Cold New England winters push a long indoor season. Bowhunting is significant for the state's small footprint, with archery-only deer seasons. Use the city list below to find the right club for your discipline and location.
Questions archers ask about Rhode Island
We list 3 places to shoot in Rhode Island, spread over 3 cities, and North Kingstown, Pawtucket, and Warwick have the most of them listed.