Been there 3 times and have nothing bad to say! Great music, easy instructions and friendly…read moreservice. Reasonably priced too, definitely will recommend and be back!

Had an awesome time. Going to practice on my throwing...We are most definitely going back. We had 2…read moreteams, men versus women and the women hung in there.

I've been a to a few axe throwing establishments by now, and was excited to try a pretty local one…read morerecommended by a coworker. If you're familiar with Kersey Valley, they have a broad selection of activities throughout the year, and in this case offer both indoor and outdoor throwing. Our group couldn't get together until the evening, and I was excited to see 8pm on a Wednesday as an option. Online booking was easy, though i did find it frustrating that the minimum number of tickets is 3, which prevents this from being a couple's date night activity. No bother for us, we had three anyways. The instructions in the email said to meet by a light pole with a sign that says "escape rooms meet here". From the parking lot, that made absolutely no sense, and I did not see any signs to guide us. At 8 PM on a Wednesday, the place is vacant and it almost felt like trespassing. But we did find one random person who told us to walk past the ticket booth towards some picnic tables, and we eventually found the sign. When our "Axepert" finally found us, he made it comment that he was expecting us to be in the parking lot. This could stand to be clarified on both ends of the table. The two guys we worked with (one was in training) were professional and very friendly. They walked us down to the axe throwing area and talked about other activities offered at Kersey Valley during the walk. If we were to do it again, it seems like the outdoor axe throwing activity is the better option (more space and variety), but because we could not come until the evening we were limited to indoor for this adventure. The location of the indoor axe throwing is a relatively small building with only two lanes. There is limited seating on the other side of the chain-link fence for a few other people. You're not going to be bringing a big group here. I do appreciate that there was air-conditioning in the space on a hot Summer day. While I know that the focus is on maintaining safety, and that they want to teach you how to do the sport, at times it felt like a bit too much handholding and close direct observation. There were times where that was nice, but eventually it would be nice to allow our group to just enjoy the activity, even if we're not that good at it. I would have preferred about 10 to 15 minutes of instruction, and the remaining hour to be left as free throwing time. Overall, we had a good experience. The staff were friendly. That said, I feel like there are better options in the area which are larger spaces and allow more independent time to play. If you were already doing another activity at Kersey Valley, this would be a fun addition. But I wouldn't make a special trip just for the axe throwing.

From the owner: Join the Latest Axe Throwing Craze Go head to head or split…read moreinto teams as you compete in a truly out-of-the-office experience of throwing axes of various weight and sizes in a controlled environment with an axe-throwing guide. Our Kersey Valley axe throwing is an incredibly fun and safe way to make memories with co-workers or friends and family in a team-building environment. At Kersey Valley, you can compete indoors during a one and half hour session, or outdoors for a two-hour session. Test your skills at over 11 locations with different target types like nowhere else on a tour across the picturesque 60 acres of rolling woodlands. Earn your bragging rights on your next adventure at Kersey Valley!

I wish Yelp allowed videos because photos don't do it justice. We threw axes for the first time in…read moreour lives with the Flying Hatchet at Pig Pounder in '19. It was an outdoor, mobile unit they had set up where you pay for a certain number of throws. Oddly enough, it was not as intuitive as I thought it'd be and definitely takes a little practice. The staff is very friendly though, and helpful with demonstrating all the ways you can throw it and offer a lot of tips as you go along. You can tell they really want you to love it as much as they do! It also happened to be competition night and I found myself in the quarterfinals before we knew it. Lots of fun! I can't wait to do this again when gathering with friends becomes safer again.

"T" was amazing instructing my buddy & me in our 1st Axe Throwing competition. Great time! Whether…read moreyou want to train for competition or cross off your bucket list, this will not disappoint. Loved it.

We were running late for our scheduled appointment, we called and they were able to push it back an…read morehour. Just wow that is true customer service. Thank you catham axes.

Synopsis - What an amazing place to kart, arcade, enjoy good games, and eat good food!…read more Went to RushHour for a few hours with some good friends. Started off ordering some food which comes pretty quickly at a decent value for your money. Food was surprisingly good for a non-restaurant! They have plenty to offer from drinks to full meals. Onto the games. Plethora of games to choose from, certainly something for everyone. There are different packages that offer different amounts of tokens for games--all depends on what you're there for. For us, the real attraction was karting. It was everything you could want for in karting. We went during the week so it wasn't overly busy outside of a camp with kids. Our wait times were not bad at all. They give you some basic instructions, rules, safety brief, and then throw you to the wolves. Was an amazing time. 5 Karting Stars out of 5!

1/5 -- Serious Safety Concerns, Physical Injuries, and an Unacceptable Response…read more I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by what happened to my friend at Rush Hour Karting in Morrisville, North Carolina. What was supposed to be a fun recreational activity turned into a frightening experience that left her physically injured and raised serious questions about how this facility protects its customers. During her go-karting session, another driver reportedly struck her kart intentionally approximately THREE TIMES. These were not harmless bumps. The repeated impacts were forceful enough to leave her with multiple visible injuries. Her injuries included: * Significant bruising, redness, and abrasions across her shoulder, collarbone, and upper chest. * Areas of broken skin and bleeding near her shoulder and neck. * A chin injury following the collision. * An injury to her tongue after she accidentally bit it during the forceful impact. * Symptoms developing minutes afterward that raised concerns about a possible concussion. The photographs show extensive skin discoloration, abrasions, and bruising around her shoulder and collarbone. Subsequent photographs also show the injuries changing color as they healed. This was not a situation where someone simply walked away from a minor racing bump. What makes this experience even more upsetting is how the situation was reportedly handled. After the collisions, the driver responsible allegedly disappeared or hid. We were concerned that employees might have known who the driver was, yet we did not receive satisfactory answers about what was being done to identify the individual or address the dangerous behavior. My friend was visibly injured, and we did not feel that her condition received the immediate attention, assistance, or seriousness it deserved. YES, A REFUND WAS PROVIDED. BUT A REFUND IS NOT ENOUGH. Getting the money back does not undo the injuries, the pain, or the distress of what happened. It does not explain how another driver could repeatedly strike someone without what appeared to us to be an adequate intervention. What concerns me most is the apparent lack of accountability and the questions this raises about customer safety. Where was the intervention after the first collision? Why was the dangerous behavior apparently allowed to continue? What procedures exist to identify aggressive drivers? And what are employees trained to do when a customer is injured or begins showing possible signs of a head injury? Customer safety should ALWAYS come before entertainment, profits, or simply keeping the track running. I understand that go-karting involves inherent risks, but there is a difference between ordinary racing risks and repeated aggressive collisions that result in physical injuries. I sincerely hope management investigates this incident, preserves and reviews any available footage, explains how the situation was handled, and takes meaningful action to prevent another customer from experiencing something similar. What makes this even worse is that the suspected driver, who was wearing an orange T-shirt, was reportedly still at the facility, seemingly hiding with his family to avoid responsibility. Despite this, staff did not appear to take any action to investigate or address the situation. It's extremely disappointing that someone could seriously injure another customer and potentially walk away without consequences while the business fails to provide proper accountability. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this location to ask about its safety procedures, enforcement of driving rules, and emergency response policies before participating. A refund does not replace accountability, and customer safety should never be treated as an afterthought.

My daughters and I were looking for a rage room to get some anger and aggression out in a safe way…read more We found this location and gave it a shot. The location isn't optimal in that it's a bit tucked away (failed to get photos of the area) and I feel they'd have FAR more customers in a more visible location. That being said, gps helped us and we made it there! We arrived for a 5:00pm appointment on a Friday and we were the only ones there. I'm guessing because everyone was just getting off work. The place is very clean and neat looking. The owner Lisa greeted us and has a very calm and friendly demeanor. We all signed electronic waivers via the QR code at check in and paid up front. They also have a texting system to help make changes to your reservation, cancel appt, reminder of upcoming appointment, etc. They require a deposit of $30 to make the appointment and reserve the room. The other two people in our party paid once we got there. It was $30 for 15 minutes in the rage room. Depending on how much rage you need to work out, you may need to reserve more time! They also have a paint splatter room, ax throwing, pool table and a few other activities there. They provide coveralls, face shield, heavy duty work gloves and shoe covers. They have a speaker in the room that you can connect your music to, so YOU pick the music!! Very cool feature, I thought! Lisa was so very accommodating as she helped us get our fear on, set up a camera inside a jar in the room to record, taking our photo, etc. We really appreciated her patience and help with making it a great experience!!! There were three crates (one for each of us) filled with bottles, plates, cups, etc. for us to throw or smash with the selection of weapons provided. In addition, there was a windshield, a computer tower and a dummy and a tire (although we didn't utilize that) that you could take your aggression onto on. Obviously there are rules for safety that need to be followed but overall you're free to express your anger in ways that are therapeutic. Only adults are allowed. I think it used to be 18 but I believe they had to increase the age minimum due to some customers not following safety protocols. (They care about our safety!) I will absolutely be going back!!! For more time in the rage room, the paint splatter room AND the ax throwing! Go check it out. Then leave them what I'm sire will be a great review!!

cane down to see family. Great friendly staff. Clean environment, and most of all a BLAST…read more Highly recommend going

Hate to do this because I've never been to the axe throwing section but it's all connected. Went to…read morethe Friction skating; you cannot access through the axe throwing area. The weird side entrance was almost hidden and scary, unsure of if I was walking into a warehouse. The whole area inside has not been cleaned since the year 2000, no toilet paper in the restroom, skates were moldy smelling. I slid on something brown while skating (looked like a cigarette filter) and then almost tumbled because of my wheels hitting one of the multiple divits in the cement; yes, it's a cement warehouse floor. You pay on the right and then go to the left to trade your shoes for skates and upon returning your skates, the employee will spray Lysol in the air (none touched the shoes). The whole place has a sad, tired, liminal feel. I would definitely get out of there before dark because I saw 3 people walk through the skate parking lot that you could tell were searching for their next freebie.

Skating area needs improvement, the floor is concrete and full of many bumps that make it easy to…read morefall if you aren't careful. Otherwise this place is great. Clean bathrooms, friendly environment.

Was delighted to find they serve food for lunch as well as dinner. Excellent pizza and great…read moreservice.

This place is a hidden gem. I had their Cubano, it was the right portion, they have a bar in the…read moreback of the place, so they do have karaoke nights, so come check them out.

My husband and I did date night here Friday night, a 6:30 start time. It was SO much fun. This was…read morein no small part due to Ashlyn, who is one of the owners and an excellent ax throwing coach. Number one, she's a girls girl and I love that. Number two, she was super helpful with helping us figure out how to distribute our weight and throw to maximize our points and skill. I got progressively better each time and even won one round!! I got several bullseyes and called the blue dot and hit it (I forget what that's called but it's good) Anyway, yes wear closed toe shoes but nothing with a platform (crocs or sneakers will do). I will absolutely be back it was a fantastic experience.

I have been here at least 3x and it's a great activity to unwind. Initially, I wasn't crazy about…read morethe set-up because the stations are set-up in a way that everyone can see what everyone is doing (i.e. how terrible I am at throwing axes). However, the owners are very helpful in providing tips to tune up your ac-throwing skills. They literally won't let you be absolutely awful (you may not be good by the time you leave ,but you won't be awful) unless you just want to be. There are light refreshments and beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) available for purchase. Whether you are a party of one or with a group, you will definitely have a good time here. I definitely recommend and look forward to visiting again.

We did the escape room (Suspect) and it was super fun! The game master was very helpful when we…read moreneeded the help. She tried her best to lead us to the problem solving without her help, the best she could. I do not want to say too much about the room itself because it's supposed to be a mystery! Overall, the experience was super fun and I will definitely be coming back to try other room! The staff was also very very friendly!

I've been to Kersey Valley a couple of times before for the outdoor laser tag. Very fun stuff…read more After my brother's and I first experience with an escape room, we decided to try the one here. We chose to do the autopsy room and had a party of 4 adults and one teenager. The room was clean, yet set up as a vintage autopsy room. The background noises was befitting as well. Nothing scary, but the ambience was a bit creepy, lol. You have an hour to solve all the clues to obtain the final key to escape the room. We manage to do it with 10:09 left on the clock. Our game master, Al, was great! He gave us very clear and detail instructions on the room, and also gave clues per request. We only needed 3 of them. He also gave us a brief tour of the grounds on the way to the escape room and also let us in on KV's future escape room projects. I look forward to trying them all out!