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Down Range Axe Throwing

18 North Cross Street

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In short: Down Range Axe Throwing is an attraction in Gosport, rated 4.9 out of 5 from 176 Google reviews.

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About Down Range Axe Throwing

Experience the thrill of axe throwing at this exciting venue on North Cross Street, offering expert coaching in a safe environment. Wheelchair accessible with food available on-site, perfect for memorable family fun.

Good to know

Accessibility

  • ✓Accessible parking
  • ✓Accessible entrance

Payment

  • ✓Credit cards
  • ✓Debit cards
  • ✓Contactless

Details via Google — worth confirming with the attraction before you travel, especially for access needs.

Photos

Photos via Google

Facilities

Toilets Gift Shop Onsite Parking Food Available Wheelchair Friendly Card Payments Accepted

Opening hours

Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

Current hours may differ from the usual schedule above (e.g. holidays) — check Google Maps for today's hours.

What visitors say

Paul Jobling

We had the most amazing time camping at Fairthorne manor. The field was lovely and spacious and the shower/utility bloc had everything we needed. The 2-3km circular walk round the site was an amble through nature with many birds spotted. The launch site around high tide was brilliant and our Kayaking was a delight. All the staff we met were very polite and helpful and had lots of enthusiasm. As a person who spent his youth at Manchester YMCA it felt like coming home. I love what the YMCA does. Well done to you all and keep up the good work you do!

· via Google

Josh Pearce-Evered

Overall, Fairthorn Manor River Access is pretty good value for money. At £5.50, it's a reasonably priced place to launch paddleboards and enjoy some time on the water. The jetty is well designed and makes launching paddleboards easy, and there's also a handy little hut selling ice creams, drinks and snacks, which is a nice touch. There's a small field next to the jetty that many people use for preparing boards, relaxing, or having a picnic before or after heading out on the river. However, there are a few areas that could be improved. The entry barrier took quite a long time to open when we arrived, and nobody answered the intercom for quite a while, which wasn't a great first impression. The biggest issue is the lack of accessible toilet facilities near the water's edge. Families with young children can find it frustrating having to search for an open toilet block, and for people with mobility issues it's even more difficult. My mum is disabled and simply can't manage the walk up to the nearest toilet block. Given that Fairthorn Manor charges for access and is providing a service, it would be reasonable to expect accessible toilet facilities closer to the launch area. Despite these shortcomings, the river access itself is good, the launch facilities are convenient, and overall it's still a pleasant place to spend a few hours on the water.

· via Google

Kayla0775

We booked a parking space for river access yesterday. It’s in a prime location, right by the river, so easy to get to and a lovely spot on the river. The only thing I didn’t really understand was why you have to pay £5.50 per craft when you’re only taking up one parking space. I thought that was a bit cheeky! Otherwise, it was fantastic

· via Google

GillxNick Flather

Great location with good access to the Hamble for SUP’s, kayaks, etc. Need to check tide times to ensure access. Nice trips up and down stream. However, yesterday (20th June) there was a lot of what looked like sewage, including loo roll or possibly wipes, in the river being pushed upstream in concentrated slicks. Wouldn’t have been happy to swim or let my kids bathe. Checked all the discharge apps and they all said “no discharges” - not sure I’d rely on them then! Can only believe my own eyes (and nose). See pic - and I could have taken dozens like this all the way up from the launch site. Real shame. Appreciate this is not controlled by Fairthorne Manor - but they should be knocking on the water company’s door. Won’t be taking the family there for sure.

· via Google

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At a glance

Address
18 North Cross Street, Gosport, PO12 1BE Get directions
Category
Adventure & Activity Centres
Guest rating
4.9 / 5 (176 reviews)
Suitable for
Ages 12+
Suggested visit
1-2 hours
Setting
Indoor
Good for children
Yes
Toilets on site
Yes
Destination
Gosport

Quick answers

What are the opening hours of Down Range Axe Throwing?

Down Range Axe Throwing is open Mon–Sun 24 hours (from its Google listing; hours can change on bank holidays, so check before you go).

Is Down Range Axe Throwing any good?

Down Range Axe Throwing is rated 4.9 out of 5 from 176 Google reviews.

Is Down Range Axe Throwing good for children?

Yes, Down Range Axe Throwing is listed as good for children.

How long do you need at Down Range Axe Throwing?

Allow one to two hours.

Is Down Range Axe Throwing indoors or outdoors?

Down Range Axe Throwing is indoors, so it works on a rainy day.

What ages is Down Range Axe Throwing suitable for?

Down Range Axe Throwing is best for ages 12+.

Is Down Range Axe Throwing wheelchair accessible?

Down Range Axe Throwing has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

How do I contact Down Range Axe Throwing?

Call Down Range Axe Throwing on +44 1489 785228.

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