Stillwater's Woodchuck: Rent the Room, Let Guests Choose the Axe

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Stillwater's Woodchuck: Rent the Room, Let Guests Choose the Axe

Rent The Woodchuck’s space in Stillwater for private events ($100/hr, 2‑hour minimum) and allow each guest to opt in or out of axe throwing—this guide lays out what the option includes and how it runs.

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Stillwater's Woodchuck: Rent the Room, Let Guests Choose the Axe.

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Stillwater
Operator
The Woodchuck
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Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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The Woodchuck in Stillwater now lets you rent its space for private events while keeping axe throwing optional: hosts reserve a block of time, and the operator sets aside part of that reservation for throwing so guests who prefer not to participate can still share the party.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE OPTION

Private rental with optional axe throwing

You can rent The Woodchuck’s venue and decide whether any individual guest throws; the operator will designate a portion of your reserved time for throwing so non‑throwers remain part of the party.

THE RATE

Hourly rental with a two‑hour minimum

Private rentals are charged at $100 per hour with a minimum booking of two hours; additional time can be added to extend the event.

THE PAYMENT CHOICE

Individual or host covers throwing fees

Guests who choose to throw can pay for themselves, or the host may cover participants—either way, throwing is separated from the rental so non‑throwers can remain engaged.

What the day feels like

What it feels like to book

Booking The Woodchuck gives you a private room for your group; within that reserved block the operator allocates time for axe throwing while leaving the rest of the rental as social time so everyone — throwers and non‑throwers alike — can stay together.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this setup suits—and when to reconsider.

1
Mixed‑interest groupsIdeal for groups where some guests want to throw and others prefer to socialize, since the reservation separates throwing time from general party time.
2
Hosts on a fixed scheduleGood for hosts who want control over the party flow but should plan around the $100/hour minimum and the rental’s minimum booking length.
3
Budget-conscious plannersSuitable if you can accommodate the hourly rental rate and two‑hour minimum; factor those costs into your overall budget for the event.
4
Guests who prefer not to throwA comfortable option for non‑throwers because the reserved time explicitly accommodates both throwing and non‑throwing activities so they can remain part of the gathering.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Booking

Space is available for private rental at a rate of $100 per hour with a two‑hour minimum; additional hours may be added to extend your event.

What to Bring

Specific gear requirements are not detailed in the provided information; confirm with the operator if you plan to bring outside supplies or catering.

Payment Options

Guests who choose to throw may pay for themselves or the host may cover participants; clarify payment arrangements with the operator ahead of time.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Can I rent the space without requiring everyone to axe throw?

Yes — rentals allow guests to decide whether to participate in throwing; the operator designates part of the reserved time for throwing so non‑throwers can still enjoy the event.

How much does a private rental cost?

Private rentals are available at $100 per hour with a minimum booking of two hours.

Can I add more time to my reservation?

Yes — after the two‑hour minimum you may add additional time to extend your event.

Do guests have to pay to throw?

Guests who want to throw can pay for themselves, or the host is welcome to cover the participants.

Will non‑throwers be separated from the party?

No — the reserved time is structured so a designated throwing period is part of the booking while non‑throwers remain in the space and part of the gathering.