The short answer.
The park has seven permanent game zones, built up since 1988, plus covered ranges for the target sports. Your marshals choose the zones on the day to suit your group, the activity and the conditions.
The Bridge, the Bunker, the Airfield, the Village, the Outpost, Frontline and Speedball, plus covered ranges for archery, axes and air rifles.
Never inflatables: every zone is permanent.
The four signature zones.
The Bridge
300 ft x 50 ft. The signature landmark: a 300 ft multi-level bridge. Push straight across, hold your side or move underneath. A completely different game from woodland play.
The Bunker
10,000 sq ft. Around 20 connected rooms and a two-storey communications tower. The most intense close-range zone on site.
The Airfield
Crashed aircraft. A four-seat aircraft, two permanent forts, trenches and a fuel dump. Defend it or take it.
The Village
27 buildings. Houses and cover everywhere, with so many routes that no team can defend just one. Home of Battlezone Archery.
Three more zones.
- The OutpostFour sniper towers, a central bridge and long lines of sight. Built for younger players’ team games too.
- FrontlineOne of the 1988 originals: natural terrain, a river and around 20 large concrete cylinders.
- SpeedballThe other 1988 original, and the smallest and fastest field: buildings, trenches and colour-changing windmills.
The covered ranges.
Archery, axe throwing and air rifles run under cover, rain or shine, with floodlights on the axe range.
Your questions, answered.
Can we choose our zone?
Your marshals choose zones on the day to suit your group, the activity and the conditions. Specific zones can’t be guaranteed in advance.
Which zones are the originals?
Speedball and Frontline, both from 1988 and still played today.
Where is Battlezone Archery played?
In the Village, with its 27 buildings.
See every zone on the paintball maps.
In summary.
- Seven zonesAll permanent.
- The Bridge300 ft long.
- Two 1988 originalsSpeedball and Frontline.
- Covered rangesRain or shine.
