At Battle Axe Throwing, we believe everyone should feel comfortable giving axe throwing a go.

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Whether you're brand new, throwing from a wheelchair, neurodivergent, anxious about trying something new, or just unsure what to expect, our coaches work hard to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all experience levels.

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Our sessions are coach-led, beginner-friendly, and adjustable depending on your group's comfort level and vibe. Some groups want a relaxed social session, others want a challenge, and many are trying axe throwing for the very first time.

 

We'll help guide the experience in a way that works for you.

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Located right in Wollongong CBD, Battle Axe Throwing is proud to offer one of the most inclusive indoor group activities in Wollongong.

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Accessibility Features at Battle Axe Throwing: 

• Wheelchair-accessible venue access

• Wheelchair-accessible throwing lanes access

• Ramp available for bathroom access upon request

• Service animals welcome

• Support worker/carer participation discounts

• Noise dampeners available at the front desk

• Beginner-friendly coaching and safety induction

• Inclusive and LGBTQ+ friendly environment

• Sessions adjustable for different comfort and ability levels

• Spectators welcome free of charge

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Wheelchair Accessibility

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Battle Axe Throwing has been designed with accessibility in mind, including spacious throwing lanes with room for many motorised wheelchairs to comfortably manoeuvre.

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There is ramp access available at the venue. If required, our team can place the accessibility ramp prior to your session to help make entry easier.

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We also offer flexible coaching styles to suit different participants.

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Our bathroom is accessible, however there is one step leading into the bathroom area. An accessibility ramp can be placed if required.

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Please note: some larger motorised wheelchairs may need to confirm dimensions beforehand due to corridor width restrictions near the bathroom entrance. Feel free to contact us before booking and we'll do our best to help.

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Neurodivergent & Sensory Considerations

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Trying something new can feel intimidating, especially in an unfamiliar environment.

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Our coaches are experienced in working with first-time throwers and people with different comfort levels. Every session starts with a safety briefing and guided coaching so participants know exactly what to expect before competition begins.

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Axe throwing can involve sudden and erratic noises from axes hitting the boards, loud cheers, and general venue activity. Some guests may initially find this overstimulating, particularly during busy sessions.

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We find many participants settle in once they become familiar with the environment and rhythm of the session.

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To help make things more comfortable, we offer:

• One-on-one coaching support

• Flexible pacing where possible

• Different throwing styles to suit the individual

• A supportive and low-pressure introduction to throwing

• Noise dampeners at the front desk

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If you or someone in your group has sensory sensitivities or anxiety around new environments, feel free to contact us before your session.

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Deaf & Hard of Hearing Participants

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Deaf and hard of hearing participants are welcome at Battle Axe Throwing.

 

We've hosted successful sessions with members of the Deaf community who have become repeat customers.

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Our coaches stay with your group throughout the session and can adapt how they communicate to help you follow the safety briefing, throwing technique and games comfortably. Video remote interpreting (VRI) can be used during the session for Auslan speakers.

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If there are specific communication requirements that would make your visit easier, let us know when booking and we'll work with you to make the session as accessible as possible or you can contact us ahead of time.

 

Vision Impaired Participants

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Vision impaired participants are welcome at Battle Axe Throwing. We've successfully hosted vision impaired throwers who have returned for more sessions.

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Our coaches provide clear, step-by-step guidance and stay with your group throughout the session, helping each participant become familiar with the throwing area and find a throwing style that works for them.

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If you have specific requirements or would like to discuss how we can accommodate your vision impairment before booking, please get in touch with our team.

 

We're happy to talk through what you need and how we can make the session work for you.
 

Service Animals Are Welcome At The Venue

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Battle Axe Throwing is welcoming of Service Animals and we have a water bowl and carabiners available upon request.

 

If you have any questions before booking, please reach out to our team and we'll do our best to assist.

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Beginner-Friendly & Inclusive by Design

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You do not need to be athletic, competitive or experienced to enjoy axe throwing.

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Many of our guests are trying it for the first time, and our coaches work with each person individually to help them feel comfortable and supported before games begin.

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Sessions can be adapted depending on the group. Some groups enjoy friendly competition, while others prefer a more relaxed and social experience.

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Battle Axe Throwing proudly welcomes:

• First-time throwers

• LGBTQ+ participants

• Neurodivergent guests

• Participants with mobility limitations

• Participants with hearing impairments

• Participants with vision impairments

• Social groups of all experience levels

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Our goal is simple: help everyone feel included, supported and capable of joining in.

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Support Workers, Carers & Spectators

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Spectating at Battle Axe Throwing is completely free.

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Support workers and carers are also eligible for 50% off participation if they would like to throw alongside the participant they are supporting.​

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Parking & Public Transport

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Battle Axe Throwing is located in Wollongong CBD with nearby public transport and parking options available.

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For information about nearby parking, accessible parking areas, and transport options, please visit our Parking & Transport page.