We have 5 fields available. They are:
Airball Field:
Field 2 is a 3-7 man Airball field. It is adjacent to the hay bale speedball. Both the Hayball and Airball are conveniently located next to the lower staging area. They are separated with netting so that games can run at the same time with out interference from each other.
Recball Field:
Our recball field is a mix of various wooden obstacles that makes for a fun introduction into the game of speedball. we typically run the first few games on here to get everyone used to their markers and the experience of paintball. It is located just behind the airball field.
Hawk's Nest Field:
Hawk's Nest is a smaller pine woods that is bunker heavy on one side and cover heavy on the other. It is roughly 200' by 100' and is often played as a slightly slower speedball game. The terrain is fairly flat on Hawk's Nest and it's size is ideal for teams of 2 to 7. Hawk's Nest is adjacent to The Knoll and both are served by our upper staging area. This allows players to bring the supplies they need and leave them out of the playing area but in an easily accessible area.
The Knoll Field:
The Knoll is a large pine woods. It is a short walk from the Main staging area and is complete. The Knoll is a beautifully wooded area with some great natural cover. It is roughly triangular in shape and covers about 4-5 acres. There are several bunkers in addition to the great natural cover. There is a gentle Knoll in the center of the field. We can play as many as three teams for games of Capture the Flag.
Castle Field:
The Castle is our largest field. It comprises of a small hill with lots of cover, this leads up to a more open wooded area with lots of bunkers and a few buildings. Our castle is complete (to guard the village), the guard shack to protect the road in is in place but will it hold if the other team arrives too soon? There is a second smaller fort to guard the hill, but there is plenty of room to roam on this 10 acre field.
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