The Axe House - Annapolis

"Walked in on a Friday night with my family and friends for my birthday and had a blast. Becky was a great instructor and very nice. We had the 4 bays for the 12 of us and it was perfect. Thank you and we will definitely be back"

"Had a great Date Night @ The Axe House!!! The owner/operator was very helpful with techniques... we got to throw axes, hatchets, stars, knives ... it was so much fun!"

"Super fun. Wasn't sure what to expect other than throwing axes of course. Ninja stars were my fav! Great date night."

"My friends and I had a great time at this place. Before we even arrived, we had to change our reservation--twice. This was no problem for The Axe House, and they never made me feel like I was inconveniencing them or anything. We got there and the place was empty except for our party, but there was still a fun energy in the building; the music they played had a lot to do with this. The guy at the front desk (Tanner, I think?) was very friendly and showed us how to throw. When our time was up, I actually wished we booked an extra hour. I'll be back, for sure. I left wishing I worked at this place. I think there is a lot of potential for major events here."

"The Axe House - Annapolis is by far the funnest Axe Throwing House I have been to in the area. With Urban Axes - Baltimore being a close second. The staff at The Axe House - Annapolis are some of the nicest people I have ever met. The staff is super laid back, which allows the groups to relax and have fun, without compromising on safety. One of my favorite aspects of this location is the indoor motorcycle parking during league nights. It is family friendly, but also a fantastic spot for adults and couples to get away from the kids and relax while enjoying a very exciting and relatively new sport. It is very friendly to service members and the veteran community. Also, if you are interested in an establishment for a weekly Axe Throwing League, the Wednesday night, league night is populated with some of the nicest and funnest people I have met in the axe throwing community. The skill level at the league night varies from beginners to individuals that have competed in world championships televised on ESPN. The league night is also a good place for families to meet up and compete against one another as the current league has multiple households that compete against each other. It’s a wholesome environment very similar to small town bowing, but more fun…and with Axes. If you are looking for a good time to relax and decompress, I couldn’t recommend a better place than The Axe House - Annapolis."