Briones Archery Club
Briones Regional Park, Lafayette / East Bay
In Briones Regional Park, East Bay — about 35–45 minutes from San Francisco depending on traffic. A Bay Area favorite for field archery on scenic oak hillsides.
Briones Archery Club operates a beautiful field-archery range inside Briones Regional Park in the East Bay. The course winds through rolling oak hillsides with target stations at varied distances and elevations — a classic California field-archery experience. The club hosts regular open-to-public shoots, organized 3D events, and tournaments. SF archers who want a longer scenic field-archery day often pair Briones with a hike in the surrounding regional park.
Why Shoot Here
If you want California oak-hillside field archery without driving to Pacifica, Briones is the East Bay alternative — beautiful, well-maintained, and welcoming.
Disciplines
Lanes & Distances
Field-archery course with multiple stations across rolling oak hillsides; typical varied distances from 20 to 60+ yards.
Equipment Notes
All bow types welcome. Bring your own equipment.
Services & Amenities
Best For
Safety Information
Field archery requires situational awareness. Only nock arrows at marked stations, confirm the lane is clear before shooting, and follow club rules at all times. Parking and trailhead access are inside Briones Regional Park.
Verify open-shoot dates on the official website before visiting — public access is generally limited to open shoot days unless you're a member.
Contact & Visit
Briones Regional Park, Lafayette, CA
Always verify current hours, pricing, and policies on the official website before visiting.
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