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Charge into 75 minutes of intense laser tag across bunkers, trenches and creeks at Henley Brook. Fast-paced missions, realistic weapon types and spectator-friendly viewing make this a top half-day outing in Swan Valley.
Charge into 75 minutes of intense laser tag across bunkers, trenches and creeks at Henley Brook. Fast-paced missions, realistic weapon types and spectator-friendly viewing make this a top half-day outing in Swan Valley.
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Operated by Laser Corps · Henley Brook, Western Australia
At 10250 West Swan Road, Henley Brook WA 6055, Open Session (15+yrs) drops players into a full-scale outdoor laser tag battlefield set on the Swan Valley plain just outside Perth. The parkscape is arranged with bunkers, huts, trenches, forts and shallow creeks woven through river gum and native grass, creating tactical angles and damp, earthy choke points. This two-hour session combines structured missions, realistic kit and close-quarters maneuvering for squads and individuals seeking sustained action.
Check-in begins with registration, team allocation and a quick briefing, then participants change into provided camouflage clothing and apply face paint during a 15-minute prep. Expect four to six missions totaling about 75 minutes of battle time; marshals run scenarios that emphasize flanking, suppression and objective control. The armoury includes nine weapon types that simulate different roles—close, mid and long-range—so coordination and cover use matter more than solo sprinting.
Spectators can view from raised platforms or retreat to nearby coffee shops, restaurants and a brewery, turning an afternoon of combat into a social outing. Operators supply wet-weather gear and showers; all participants must wear covered shoes and those under 18 require a guardian signature on the disclaimer. Sessions are compact enough for corporate teambuilding, teen groups and stag parties while remaining accessible for first-timers.
What makes this experience unique in Swan Valley is the scale and variety of constructed cover set into a landscape that also supports riparian pockets of eucalyptus and native shrubs. Unlike indoor arenas or small urban fields, the Henley Brook site uses real drainage lines and low ridgelines to create meaningful terrain that rewards simple fieldcraft. Practical tips: arrive 15 minutes early, bring a water bottle, and layer for sun and wind.
Bookings go through the fareharbor widget linked by the operator; check availability and book ahead for weekend slots when local groups and visitors from Perth fill sessions. The minimum age is 15, and the standard session length is two hours including briefing, gear-up and debrief. For visitors combining wine touring and active play, the battlefield’s proximity to cellar doors makes it an efficient half-day outing. Respect the property: follow marshal instructions, leave no trace and avoid driving onto wet paddocks after heavy rain. The Swan Valley is Western Australia’s oldest wine region and retains agricultural roots; this battlefield reuses cleared paddocks to create play without permanent ecological disturbance. Whether you’re after controlled competition, a training-style exercise or a loud social experience with craft beer afterward, Open Session (15+yrs) at Henley Brook offers an unpretentious, tactical outdoor alternative within easy reach of the city. Plan to arrive with a charged phone, cashless payment ready, and notify the operator of any mobility or medical concerns before check-in to ensure smooth play.
Minimum age is 15. Participants under 18 must have a guardian sign the disclaimer.
Each booking is two hours total: briefing and gear-up (about 15 minutes), roughly 75 minutes of missions, then debrief and change.
Yes—viewing platforms overlook the field and nearby coffee shops, restaurants and a brewery offer comfortable spectator options.
Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable active clothing; camouflage clothing and face paint are provided by the operator.
Yes. The format supports structured missions and team objectives ideal for groups focusing on communication and cooperation.
Wet-weather gear and showers are available; operators may advise rescheduling if paddocks become unsafe after heavy rain.
Laser Corps provides outdoor laser tag adventures based in Henley Brook, Western Australia, with regular sessions also held at Bibra Lake. The business offers a variety of experiences for families, youth, adults and schools. Available sessions include Extreme Combat, Private Sessions, Adult Session (18+yrs), Private Session (BIBRA LAKE), Private - School/OHSC Groups (Weekdays only), Sunset Session, Open Session (15+yrs) (BIBRA LAKE), Youth Session (12-15yrs & family) (BIBRA LAKE), Sunset Session (BIBRA LAKE) and Hero Tag - Cadet Combat (Ages 5-7 & family). Players use camouflage gear and realistic, non-contact laser weapons to complete team missions across multiple scenarios. Sessions are guided by referees for organised mission play, with some bookings offering 4-6 missions per session. Spectators can relax nearby or visit local cafes, and some Bibra Lake sessions mention available wet weather gear. Designed for safety and fun, Laser Corps keeps play non-contact and supervised, making it suitable for birthday parties, youth groups, school activities and corporate team building. Booking options include private sessions and open sessions with age restrictions specified for certain events, such as Adult Session (18+yrs), Open Session (15+yrs) and Youth Session (12-15yrs). For schools, the weekday Private - School/OHSC Groups offer referee-guided team missions tailored to group safety and learning objectives. Laser Corps is featured on The Adventure Collective, listing the business and its experiences to help customers discover session types, locations and suitability before booking. Advance bookings are recommended to secure dates for private groups, birthdays and school programs during peak weekends and holiday periods.
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