Hunting & Shooting · Ontario
E.T. Seton Park Archery Range
A free public outdoor archery range in Toronto's E.T. Seton Park with targets at many distances; bring your own gear and target faces, and expect tricky parking and construction detours.
What visitors say
The E.T. Seton Park Archery Range is a free public field in Toronto's Don Valley where archers bring their own equipment to shoot at permanent targets. Reviewers like the variety of distances, the size of the field and the fact that it's so close to downtown.
Regulars describe a respectful crowd and clear safety rules that people follow. There are places to sit, and the field is big enough that some archers bring portable targets without getting in anyone's way. Crossbows aren't allowed, and you need to bring your own target paper.
It suits archers who already have their own gear and want an inexpensive place to practise, whether at short range or longer distances.
Access has been complicated by nearby construction. One recent visitor said the range was only reachable from Gateway Boulevard, not the rest of the park, and that the sidewalk from the new transit stop was closed. Parking is limited, so expect a walk. Another regular noted that the relocated close-range targets sit near a fence, and arrows that go over can be lost.
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