easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires basic coordination and standing for extended periods.
Focus your aim and test your skills with archery and axe throwing in Hampshire’s New Forest. Insight Activities offers guided sessions for all ages nestled within ancient woodlands near Fordingbridge.
New Forest Location • 2.5 hours • Ages 12+
Experience the thrill of archery and axe throwing in the stunning New Forest woodland. This 2.5-hour session, guided by friendly experts, is perfect for all skill levels and offers fun challenges for families. Engage your inner warrior, connect with nature, and create unforgettable memories with loved ones.
2.5 hours / 150 mins - Available for bookings year round
2.5hr combined Archery & Axe Throwing session, with friendly expert instruction
Active for the whole session duration
Suitable for novices and those with previous experience, step by step guidance
This unique activity requires skill over brawn
Improve skills through a range of fun games and challenges
Sessions are delivered in a beautiful New Forest woodland setting
Ages 6 - 12’s can do Archery whilst others also do Axe Throwing and Crossbow Shooting, you will always be in close proximity, family friendly.
Minimum booking of 2 places required if booking under 18’s. At least one adult must take part with any under 18's.
For more info, including video: https://insightactivities.co.uk/new-forest/archery-axe-throwing/
The New Forest’s weather can shift quickly, so wear breathable and warm layers to stay comfortable during your session.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your booked time for safety briefing and gear fitting.
Sturdy footwear is important to maintain footing on uneven woodland ground during throwing and shooting activities.
Be aware of other groups nearby and respect the natural environment to keep the experience safe and pleasant for all visitors.
The New Forest was established as a royal hunting ground in 1079 by William the Conqueror, preserving its wooded character and wildlife heritage.
Active efforts protect the habitat by managing visitor impact and promoting sustainable outdoor activities to maintain the forest’s health.
Protects feet and ensures stable footing on uneven, sometimes slippery woodland terrain.
Adjust to changing temperatures and weather conditions comfortably during outdoor activity.
Keeps biting insects at bay on warmer days around dense woodland.
summer specific
Provides extra grip and warmth when handling equipment on cooler days.
fall specific