Yes, there's axe throwing in Bath itself: Boom Battle Bar, in the Kingsmead Leisure Complex just off James Street West, runs indoor axe lanes from around £15 per person, a 7 to 8 minute walk from Bath Spa station. If you want an outdoor, more rustic version, Launch Point Adventures runs a dedicated axe throwing club at Warleigh Lodge Farm near Batheaston and Bathford, just outside the city, and Brocks Outdoor Adventures offers axe and knife throwing at Kelston Roundhill, also nearby.
Boom Battle Bar: axe throwing in the city centre
Boom Battle Bar Bath is based in the Kingsmead Leisure Complex, 5-10 James Street West, a few minutes' walk from the Roman Baths and an easy 7 to 8 minute walk from Bath Spa station. Sessions start from around £15 per person for 30 minutes, with longer 60-minute sessions also available; you'll need closed-toe shoes and long hair tied back, and no alcohol is allowed before or during a session. It's a bar-and-games venue rather than a dedicated throwing range, so it also has beer pong, shuffleboard and other activities if your group wants to mix it up. Book ahead, since lanes get busy at weekends.
Outdoor axe throwing just outside Bath
If you'd rather throw outdoors, a couple of venues sit just beyond the city boundary. Launch Point Adventures runs the Bath Axe Throwing Club at Warleigh Lodge Farm, near Batheaston and Bathford, with sessions priced per person for roughly 90 minutes and each thrower getting their own dedicated lane. Brocks Outdoor Adventures, based at Kelston Roundhill, offers combined axe and knife throwing as part of a wider outdoor activities package, and can also be booked alongside archery for a longer session. Both are a short drive from the city centre rather than a walk-in option.
Which to choose
For a quick, no-car-needed session, Boom Battle Bar in the city centre is the simplest option, especially if you're already staying near the Baths or the station. If you want a longer, more immersive outdoor experience, or you're planning a group celebration with other activities like archery, the venues near Batheaston, Bathford or Kelston are worth the short drive out.
Frequently asked questions
Is there axe throwing in Bath city centre?
Yes, Boom Battle Bar in the Kingsmead Leisure Complex runs indoor axe lanes a short walk from Bath Spa station and the Roman Baths.
How much does axe throwing cost in Bath?
Boom Battle Bar's sessions start from around £15 per person for 30 minutes. Outdoor venues just outside the city, such as Launch Point Adventures, price their longer sessions separately, generally per person for around 90 minutes.
Do I need experience to try axe throwing?
No, all the venues cater to complete beginners, with staff running through safety and technique before you start.
Is there outdoor axe throwing near Bath?
Yes, Launch Point Adventures runs sessions at Warleigh Lodge Farm near Batheaston and Bathford, and Brocks Outdoor Adventures offers it at Kelston Roundhill, both a short drive from the city.
What should I wear for axe throwing?
Closed-toe shoes are required, and long hair needs to be tied back. Most venues have a minimum age requirement, so check before booking if you're bringing a group with younger teenagers.
Can I combine axe throwing with other activities in Bath?
Yes. Boom Battle Bar also has beer pong, shuffleboard and other games on site, and Brocks Outdoor Adventures can combine axe throwing with archery for a longer outdoor session.