Archery
- Players: 2 or more
- Duration: 20 - 25 min
- Average cost: $20
- Age: 10+
How to play
Players shoot a set number of arrows at a target, scoring by ring, highest total wins. Run it in small flights with a clear rotation: shoot, wait for the all-clear, then collect arrows together. This game needs real supervision — an instructed adult running the line, one shooter per target lane, and everyone else behind the shooting line until arrows are called. A local range or camp archery setup provides the equipment and the safety briefing for you.
What you'll need
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