Here are a few ideas:
Archery ranges: Some cities and towns have archery ranges where you can rent equipment and practice your skills. Look for public or private ranges in the area you're visiting.
Outdoor recreation areas: National parks, state parks, and other outdoor recreation areas will sometimes have archery ranges or offer archery as an activity. Check the website or visitor center for more information.
Resorts and lodges: Some resorts and lodges sometimes offer archery as part of their recreational activities. Look for destinations that have outdoor sports or adventure programs.
Hunting lodges: If you're interested in hunting, some lodges and ranches offer archery hunting opportunities for deer, elk, and other game.
Cultural centers: Some cultural centers (eg. The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre in Toronto) or historical sites sometimes offer archery as part of their programming. For example, you may be able to try traditional archery styles from different cultures or time periods.
Some personal trainers or sports trainers offer archery lessons too. Eg. Cardio Trek offers archery lessons in Toronto between the months of March and October.
No matter where you go, it's always a good idea to research the local archery laws and regulations, and to practice safety measures when handling archery equipment.
