Axe Throwing in Wollongong City & Surrounds

Choosing the Right Axe Throwing Venue

Throwing an axe at a target sounds like a bucks party stunt, but at Battle Axe Throwing it comes with a coach, a safety briefing and proper technique. The venue sits at 284-286 Crown Street in the middle of the Wollongong CBD and was built for the sport from the ground up, running league nights under International Axe Throwing Federation rules as well as group bookings.

Every session is coached, and your group keeps the same coach on its lane from the first throw to the final.

What a session includes:

Two hours – a welcome and safety briefing, coaching in one-handed and two-handed throws, then a round robin tournament.
A winner – the round robin leads into a finals playoff and a champion named at the end.
Private lanes – six to 13 people per lane, with two or three lanes and an extra coach for bigger groups at no added cost.
Shared sessions – groups of two to five can join public sessions on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Price – from $55 per person.

Birthdays, hens and bucks parties and work teams make up much of the bookings, and the tournament format gives any group a natural climax.

Wollongong City & Surrounds Axe Throwing

Throwers must be at least 12, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian with them.
No alcohol is sold, and anyone affected by drugs or alcohol is not allowed to throw.
The lanes have room for motorised wheelchairs, a ramp can be placed at the entrance and support workers throw at half price.
Noise dampeners are kept at the front desk for anyone who finds the thud of axes too loud.

Booking the Lanes

The venue opens from 10am to 10pm daily by appointment only.
Sessions are booked online at least 24 hours ahead, with a deposit.
Wear closed-toe shoes and arrive 15 minutes early to sign waivers.
Founders Chloe and Matt also run weekly league nights for anyone who catches the bug.

Common Questions About Axe Throwing

Where can I go axe throwing in Wollongong?

Battle Axe Throwing is at 284-286 Crown Street in the Wollongong CBD, with coached two-hour sessions from $55 per person.

How many people can book a private lane?

A private lane holds six to 13 people. Groups of 14, 30 or more can book two or three lanes together, with an extra coach at no added cost.

Can teenagers join an axe throwing party?

Yes, from age 12. Anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian with them.

Is axe throwing accessible for wheelchair users?

The lanes have room for motorised wheelchairs, a ramp can be placed at the entrance, and support workers throw at half price.

Axe Throwing in Wollongong City & Surrounds

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