Bullseyes and Broadheads: Axe-Throwing and Archery at Ewyas Harold

EWYAS HAROLD AXE THROWING FIELD GUIDE

Bullseyes and Broadheads: Axe-Throwing and Archery at Ewyas Harold

A focused two-hour session at Middle Cefn Farm pairing one hour of axe throwing and one hour of archery with qualified instruction — this guide explains what to expect and what to bring.

Bullseyes and Broadheads: Axe-Throwing and Archery at Ewyas Harold.

Duration
2 hour
Location
Ewyas Harold
Operator
The Viking Games
Category
Axe Throwing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

At Ewyas Harold in Hereford, The Viking Games runs a compact, hands-on session that pairs axe throwing and traditional archery into a two-hour experience. The format is deliberately direct: an hour devoted to axes, an hour to bows, led by experienced instruction and framed as an ideal option for team-building or celebratory groups.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SKILL

Axe throwing — the addictive bullseye

Axe throwing is immediate and exacting: get the technique right and the axe embeds in the board. The session emphasises that satisfying moment and the repeatable mechanics that make it quickly addictive.

THE HISTORY

Archery — an ancient Viking weapon

Archery is presented as a core Viking skill, used in warfare and hunting; the archery portion introduces participants to that long-lived discipline.

THE GUIDE

Qualified instruction and group-focused format

The operator provides qualified instruction throughout the session, making the itinerary suitable for groups, stag or hen parties and corporate team-building.

What the day feels like

What the two hours feel like

The program is tightly structured: a practical, coach-led hour with axes followed by an hour at the archery line. Emphasis is on technique and repetition — axe throwing for the satisfying bullseye, and archery as a practiced, historical skill — all delivered in a group-friendly format intended to create memorable moments.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session suits — and why.

1
Team-building groupsDesigned for groups and promoted as a team-building activity, the session’s structure and coaching make it well suited to corporate or organized groups seeking an active shared challenge.
2
Stag/hen and celebration partiesThe operator highlights this format for stag, hen and celebration events; the session’s social, repetitive nature lends itself to memorable group outings.
3
Beginners and novicesQualified instruction is provided, making the activities accessible to first-timers who want guided practice rather than prior experience.
4
Weather-conscious outdoor attendeesParticipants should be prepared for outdoor conditions and wear appropriate clothing and sturdy closed-toe footwear as specified by the operator.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Session Length

The combined experience runs two hours in total, divided into a one-hour axe-throwing block and a one-hour archery block.

What to Bring

Wear clothing appropriate to the weather. Use sturdy, closed-toe footwear — walking boots, wellies or football boots in wet conditions. Toeless footwear, Crocs, sliders and flip-flops are not permitted.

Logistics & Meeting Point

The session departs from Middle Cefn Farm; arrive at the stated meeting location for check-in and safety briefing.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the session?

The entire activity lasts two hours in total.

Where do we meet?

Participants meet at Middle Cefn Farm.

How is the time divided between axe throwing and archery?

The session is divided into one hour of axe throwing and one hour of archery.

Do I need prior experience in axe throwing or archery?

Qualified instruction is provided, making the activities suitable for participants without prior experience.

What should I wear?

Wear weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy, closed-toe footwear; walking boots, wellies or football boots are recommended in wet conditions. Toeless footwear, Crocs, sliders and flip-flops are not allowed.

Is this activity suitable for stag or hen parties and team-building?

Yes — the experience is described as ideal for team-building, stag parties or hen parties.