Private Axe Throwing for Groups of All Sizes
From date nights and small groups to team outings and corporate events, Hatchet Hound offers private, coach-led axe throwing experiences at event-friendly venues across Southern California.
Your throwing area is reserved for your group, and your Hatchet Hound host stays with you from the first throw through the final competition.
-WHY HATCHET HOUND -
Big Venues. Boutique Experience.
Unlike a traditional axe bar with rows of public lanes, Hatchet Hound keeps the experience more personal. Your throwing area is reserved for the people you came with, while the larger venue gives you room to eat, drink, celebrate and spend time together before and after throwing.
Your axe throwing area is reserved for your group
Your own Hatchet Hound activity host
Food, drinks and room to gather at our partner venues
Great for dates, small groups, parties and company events
A Hosted Axe Throwing Experience
Your Hatchet Hound host does a lot more than teach you how to throw an axe.
Every experience starts with instruction and safety, but once everyone gets comfortable, your host turns the session into a competition with games, challenges and friendly rivalry.
Your host keeps the experience moving, gets everyone involved and helps turn a simple hour of axe throwing into an actual group activity
Learn to Throw
Your host teaches technique, answers questions and gets everyone comfortable before the games begin.
Compete & Play
Take on scoring games, team challenges, elimination rounds and other Hatchet Hound competitions.
Axe Throwing Trivia
Put more than your throwing skills to the test with trivia-based games that give everyone another way to compete.
From Two People to a Full Company Outing
You don't need a huge party to throw with Hatchet Hound.
Smaller Groups
Whether it’s a date night, a few friends getting together, or a small celebration, your throwing area is reserved for your group and your host helps make the experience feel personal, fun and easy from the start.
Larger Groups
From birthdays and bachelor or bachelorette parties to company outings and team-building events, your host keeps the experience organized and engaging with guided games, competition and a flow designed for groups.
- LARGE EVENTS -
Planning Something
Bigger?
Axe throwing works especially well for team building, company outings and corporate events because everyone gets involved and your Hatchet Hound host runs the activity for you.
Whether you're bringing a department of ten or planning a larger company gathering, we'll help you choose the right venue, timing and format.
Want Axe Throwing at Your Event?
Our two-lane Mobile Axe Throwing Trailer brings Hatchet Hound directly to corporate events, festivals, company picnics and private gatherings across Southern California.
Unlike a temporary axe throwing setup built at the event, our self-contained trailer arrives ready for the experience, with targets, equipment and Hatchet Hound hosts included.
FAQ
Do I need axe throwing experience?
No. Most guests are first-time throwers. Your Hatchet Hound activity host teaches you the basics before the games begin.
What is included in the price?
Pricing includes our two-lane cage, equipment, activity host, coach gratuity, and all required fees.
How many people can I bring?
Hatchet Hound works for groups of all sizes. Since we partner with larger venues you're welcome to bring as many guests as you like, even if they're not throwing. You'll only be charged for the amount of guests who participate.
Do you offer food and drinks?
Our partner venues offer food and beverage options that vary by location. Check your venue page for details. Catering is available at all locations.
How many hours should I book?
We generally recommend two-hours for groups 15 and above but it's completely up to you and your budget.
When our reservation ends, do we have to leave?
No. Even is we have an axe throwing reservation after you, your group is more than welcome to continue the fun in the rest of the venue.
Can you bring axe throwing to my event?
We generally recommend two-hours for groups 15 and above but it's completely up to you and your budget.
What should I wear?
Closed-toe shoes are recommended/required depending on your actual policy, and comfortable clothing is best.
How old do you have to be to throw?
You must be at least 12 years old. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Also, check specific locations for any over 21 only rules or hours.
Have more questions?