This place is the best! They have an amazing air b&b, farm animals, so much space, beautiful barns…read more The staff that works there are incredible! Olivia and Brandon are the best, so friendly and welcoming. Started our trip off wonderfully! The airb&b has such incredibly good style, would definitely come back. Absolutely recommend this place!

We had a great time axe throwing at Arrowhead Ranch! Phil was a true axepert! Good instructions and…read morewas really fun as he led us through some games. The minimum age is 15 but they have alternative games for younger kids. Great place for team building, family groups, or parties!

Game On NW Family Fun Center's laser tag is absolutely top-tier! I went with another friend and we…read moreended up 1v1 each other. Since there was no one else on a Friday night we got the whole arena to ourselves! The arena is well-designed, with glowing obstacles, and just the right amount of lighting effects to keep things exciting. The equipment was modern and worked great. The staff was super friendly and explained the rules clearly, making it easy for first-timers to jump right in. Make sure to wear closed-toed shoes I booked my session online using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to CityPASS. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions

I felt sooo hot and sweaty the whole time. I wish that I could buy pizzaread more

Daniel is the best axe and knife guide thank you so much!!!! We went for Wednesday mid week fun and…read morewe were so impressed!!!! I especially love the knife challenge! Those things are hard to throw! Can't wait to come again ! My husband loved the fun memories coming back with his fave arcade game !!

Pinball machines are in great condition. Super friendly…read moreowner. Good vibes and fun place to hang out.

My good friend Sammar and I went to throw axes at Pacific Axes this past week-end. We had a blast!…read more Valentine checked us in, and he was pleasant, welcoming, and informative. He explained the rules and techniques to us, since it was our first time throwing axes. For the first few minutes, neither of us landed an axe into the wood target. I didn't expect to land an axe that soon, but Sammar did. Valentine came over to us and gave us some helpful pointers regarding our technique. We each then landed 7 axes into the target within the next 10 minutes or so, so those pointers really helped us! We threw the small axes and the larger axes. We decided against throwing the ninja stars. We were talking about how the larger axe felt more awkward at first to hold and to throw, but it ended up being both of our favorite axe to use. It landed in the target with a satisfying thwack. The smaller axe was fun too though. I used the smaller axe periodically and it was a nice break from throwing the larger axe. Neither axe is very heavy, but with many throws it was nice to throw something smaller every once in a while. Sammar found her stride, and she started landing axes left and right! We were there for an hour, and the hour flew by. As it turns out, throwing axes for an hour (or really more like 45 - 50 minutes, with breaks to take photos, chat, high five, retrieve our axes, etc) is a fairly good upper body workout. We both want to return. We shot archery several times together last year, and Sammar was joking that if there is ever a zombie apocalypse then we will be fully prepared with our axes and our bows and arrows. Ha. I wrote our names on the White Board, to keep track of the axes that we landed. I wrote our names in a pretty large font, thinking I'd have plenty of space to mark down all of the axe throws that each of us landed. I ran out of space on Sammar's side, though, and I had to squeeze her landed axe throw tallies in towards the end of our time there! How was I to know in advance that Sammar would land FORTY EIGHT axes on her first ever try at axe throwing?! If there ever is a zombie apocalypse, I have the right friends! We paused a few times to take photos, and we also paused a few times for laughs, jokes, high fives, and brief chats, so we were actually throwing axes for closer to 45 - 50 minutes in total. This means that Sammar averaged around one landed axe throw per minute! Impressive! Especially since we each needed to walk down the short lane to retrieve each thrown axe after throwing it. Sammar also hit THREE bulls eyes with the large axe! Awesome! We were both so excited that we were jumping up and down and squealing. Valentine came over to see what was going on, and he was happy for Sammar, too. I came within an inch or two of the bullseye 4 or 5 times with the large axe, but I never quite hit a bullseye myself, so I have something to shoot for next time we go! Sammar bought a Pacific Axes T-Shirt, and I would have bought a T-Shirt, too, but they didn't have my current size in stock. Valentine told me that he would ask the owner if they can get my size. I'm a bit bigger in size now than I have been for most of my life, and I noticed that Valentine was very kind about that. I did not feel shamed for my size in any of his words or his tone. He even said that there are some employees of Pacific Axes who are bigger and they don't have Pacific Axes t-shirts that fit them either. I have an idea, though... if they cannot get my size in, I might buy a smaller size and then cut it in certain areas and wear it over a regular black t-shirt! I am pretty good with altering clothing. Because I was a size Small/size 4 for all of my teenage years and for most of my adult life, and I only started struggling with my weight in my mid-30s after my abdomen was radiated for cancer treatment and I went through early menopause due to the radiation treatment (obviously completely worth it to struggle with my weight now as the result of my intestines, several of my internal organs, my ovaries, etc being radiated and losing full or partial functionality, in order to have saved my life!), this isn't a big deal for me not to be able to find a size of clothing that fits me. I can either alter a piece of clothing, or wear something else. So, it didn't really bother me that they didn't have my current size. However, I do know a few women who have been a larger size for most or all of their teenage years and adult lives, and this type of experience could have the potential to evoke a strong emotional reaction for them. (Such as, feeling very angry and/or upset, bursting into tears, things like that. Understandable reactions, since some segments of our society can sometimes be quite harsh and judgmental with women regarding their weight.) So, it might be nice if the owner of Pacific Axes could consider being more size-inclusive with the t-shirts. Anyway, we had a great time and we will return!

​Throwing sharp objects with wild abandon is already a solid afternoon, but hitting actual targets…read moremakes you a certified neighborhood legend. Pacific Axes is an absolute blast with a super friendly crew, but come ready to process information at warp speed. Our instructor delivered the safety rules at full hyper-drive--if this guy taught a college course, he'd burn through an entire semester's syllabus in three days flat. We politely asked him to slow down twice, but he stayed locked in rapid-fire mode with zero eye contact. We couldn't keep up with the auctioneer-level pitch, but his high-speed energy definitely got the adrenaline pumping! ​Axes are the heavy-hitting main event here and deserve top billing, even if my personal technique was mostly wall-dents and sad bounce-backs. But if you want to feel like a low-key action hero, skip the woodchopper vibes and go straight for the ninja arsenal. They let you throw knives and throwing stars too--and while I couldn't stick an axe to save my life, landing back-to-back bullseyes with the ninja gear made me feel like Chuck Norris's stealth shadow. ​Come for the axes, stay for the secret ninja weapon stock, and prepare for the fastest safety brief of your life!

Kind of a tacky axe throwing set up. The service was pleasant but I don't think the axe throwing is…read morewhere they are making their money. They have an awesome climbing structure though that looked really fun.

My husband and I have been to three other axe throwing businesses in the past and decided to take…read moreour family members with us this time. We were absolutely disappointed and it was a complete waste of money. Axe throwing typically involves a qualified instructor that helps each person perfect their throwing skills so that they can hit the target over and over. This was a teenager that ran over the rules and left us on our own. There were no games, instructions, or any encouragement. The setup was cheaply made, the axes were small hatchets that were incredibly dull, and rather than having two people side by side it was a single lane. I would not recommend this to anyone, and would highly recommend the company re-evaluate this part of the business.

I missed my calling as a cowboy. I know that after throwing axes at a wall for an hour as…read moreentertainment at Bellingham Axe. This is a great date idea or even a good destination for hanging out with buddies. The lane behind us was having a party where younger kids were there, so I don't believe it's 21+. They provide multiple types of throwing instruments which were decently sharp. The smaller axes and throwing knives were made by Smith & Wesson - so you feel like more of a bad @ss throwing them - and they were fun to throw. They also allowed me to perfect my form for throwing the larger axes, which was my favorite instrument. The staff provided guidance for throwing since it was our first time. They were also available throughout our session for follow-up questions and guidance on throwing which was very helpful. One of the best parts is the smell. As you enter, you're immediately hit with the smell of freshly chopped wood which is awesome. The decor is also very inviting with tons of pictures of happy axe-throwing customers lining the walls. There's a separate bar upstairs with interesting games to play and canned/bottled alcoholic beverages, hopefully for after you're done throwing axes!

Hosted a work event here for the second year in a row and it was perfect! So easy to coordinate…read morewith Mo, the food and ambiance is great!

I've been to Victoria so many times and was running out of things to do, so I was super excited to…read morefind that this was a new addition. I'd been hearing about axe throwing being the cool new thing and my partner was ecstatic as this reminds him of his childhood growing up in the woods. I was even happier to find that prices are reasonable, but slightly concerned I might chop off a toe. I really wanted to try this so I made my partner make reservations ahead of time (I did see quite a few people who tried to walk in turned away). The place is a teeny bit hidden inside a non descript building, but when you first walk in you can see it thru the glass window. We came by a little early and were able to get started early. It's kind of like bowling where you get your own lane and choose your own axe. I was happy to find that they had both bathrooms and wifi available. We received some instruction and coaching throughout our visit. Throwing an axe the exact right way to get it to stick into the wall is tricky. It is certainly something I still need to master, but I was over joyed when I finally got some picture worthy throws near the bulls eye. My partner thinks he is pretty good and is considering joining a league in the future. Even though we don't live in the area the employees were helpful and provided us info about the different kind of leagues and what we could expect if we joined one. I'd definitely check this out again and would even consider it somewhat of a work out.

Loved this place!! It has only been running for a month, but totally worth our $20. We have never…read moredone anything like axe throwing in our life. It seemed simple enough, but there is totally a learning curve!!! Luckily for us, Axe and Grind has people there to coach us through the learning part so we could actually enjoy ourselves by sibling an axe into the target. This made a difference because they don't just send you off to throw axes randomly at wood boards. They explain how to do it, show you how to do it, watch you do it, then help you make adjustments until it starts clicking for you. Once it starts to click, then they teach you how to play the axe throwing game (I.e. what the red lead and blue dots mean and how to score). Once we got the hang out it, the games was super fun!! We even practiced doing the one handed throw. It was appprox. $22 per a person after tax for one hour. But you only need an hour. Lol. Any longer and your arms might hurt!! Usually, you share one lane for 2-4 people. Just like bowling, except with axes. It's like bowling and archery mixed into one game!!! It is hidden so you have to search a bit for the sign to find the location downtown. You also have to find street parking, which is a bummer. But you can always walk around to get your money of parking worth. I heard they get busier at night so we went in the late afternoon before dinner and the night crowd. We got a lane for each of us individually after having to share 2 lanes for 3 people. So was fun and not crowded for us. Def recommend. Something unique and fun to do with your friends and family!! Just remember to wear opened toe shoes. If you don't, they have crocs that you can borrow, but it requires you to wear shoes that strangers have worn before. I suppose nothing diff that bowling shoes, but if you can remember, wear closed toed shoes!

Super fun. This was my first time axe throwing ever at an event and I had a blast. The owners and…read morestaff are so friendly and kind. Judgment free zone and owner even walks around to check on you and help give you pointers and advice to perfect your axe throwing! Live music, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages available. I felt like a boss throwing axes! Exhilarating, empowering, and a stress relieving activity for sure! Highly recommend Axe Kickers for a phenomenal time!

While at an event at Axe Kickers, I bought a very tasty Happy Dad seltzer to enjoy…read more This was my first time at Axe Kickers, which is in White Center and although it took us awhile to get there due to traffic, it was so worth going. This location is at a busy intersection and there's a lot going on in the area which adds to the character. The venue is large with several axe throwing sections, a bar, seating and a stage for bands. Speaking of bands, outside on a netted trailer, there was a live band playing some very cool rock music. We listened and even danced a bit. They were pretty good and I knew most of the songs played. Axe Kickers is a fun venue with a lot of spirit and would make for a fun evening out.

I surprised my hubs on his birthday by taking him to Blade & Timber for axe throwing! We had a…read moreblast! We went on a weekday at 2pm so it was not crowded. There was another group there and the co-owner Van gave us all a brief but thorough throwing and safety training and then gave us throwing tips throughout the time we were there. He was a great coach and had a good sense of humor. It takes a while to get the hang of axe throwing so don't give up if the first half hour doesn't go as well as you'd like it to go. I felt we both really hit our stride during the second half hour. My hubs and I both hit the bullseye three times each! And this is only our second time throwing axes. Highly recommend this place for a fun birthday celebration, friends night out, or work team building activity. It's so much fun and you just might be surprised at how much you enjoy throwing axes!

So much fun!! Thank…read moreyou Ross for all the great coaxching. Came into ace throwing a jumbled mess, left a low key axe throwing pro! A must do- great for groups, couples, work events....taking out rage, endless fun!

Amazing axe throwing venue with plenty of lanes and private party areas. The VR combo packs are…read morealso an added plus, giving us hours of fun for the whole family!

Closed ????? Doors locked, Saturday afternoon…read more Tried calling for 3 days.... machine, no call back. It appears they have closed the doors.