Northern Virginia Archers
Northern Virginia Archers (NORVA) has been promoting archery since 1956. It's a private non-profit club located at Fountainhead Regional Park in Fairfax Station, open to anyone interested in field archery, 3-D archery, compound bows, or traditional bows. Crossbows aren't permitted. NORVA maintains d...
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Northern Virginia Archers (NORVA) has been promoting archery since 1956. It's a private non-profit club located at Fountainhead Regional Park in Fairfax Station, open to anyone interested in field archery, 3-D archery, compound bows, or traditional bows. Crossbows aren't permitted.
NORVA maintains dedicated facilities for different shooting styles:
- •3-D Range: 1.5 miles long with 30 IBO Rinehart targets
- •Field Range: 2 miles long with 28 NFAA targets, includes kids' 3-D section
- •Practice Ranges: Five fixed-distance ranges at 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 yards, plus a 60-yard long-range and 40-yard broadhead range
The climate-controlled clubhouse is equipped with:
- •Arrow saw and spinner
- •Bow press and scale
- •Bow vice for repairs
- •Paper tuning station
- •Chronograph
- •Full tool set
NORVA is open 365 days a year, dawn to dusk. No seasonal closures.
NORVA partners with Archery Academy, LLC for certified lessons. The club hosts regular competitions throughout the year—3-D shoots, field competitions, hunter rounds, and specialty events like the "Spring Fling" and "Ice Breaker" tournament.
The club opens to the public for major competitions several times annually.
Members can sign up for recurring maintenance tasks through a dedicated calendar system. Volunteer slots include 3-D course maintenance, field course work, and clubhouse upkeep, with flexible 1-4 hour shifts available twice monthly.
NORVA also offers member apparel—caps, shirts, hoodies, and decals.