Overview:
Set in 47 acres of woodland, with a total of 18 different playing zones and a capacity of around 200, this is one of the largest paintball sites along the south coast.

Each combat zone varies in size, terrain and the tactical obstacles to overcome, varying from open plan, through to dense woodland. On a typical full day you will expect to play 9 different zones.

Zones Include:

2x Bridge Fields
Generally used for flag to flag and central flag games.

Tyre Fields
Developed with trye barricades and various other obstacles, these zones are generally used for arena ball games.

Barricade Fields
Generally used for ‘Hunt the Ammunition’ and ‘Smoke’ games.

Village
Wooded huts and barricades used for ‘Assault or Defend the Village’ games.

Open Field & Woodland Zones
Numerous open field and woodland zones used for a variety of games. 
 
Included:
- 100 paintballs (extra balls approx £6 per 100).
- Semi-automatic Inferno Markers.
- Full clothing and equipment.

Overview:
Not all paintball sites are the same. This huge facility has been established for 23 years and has hosted the European Championships numerous times, and even the Tippmann challenge, one of the Paintball industry's most prestigious events. The lunch is not your bog-standard takeaway tiny pizza, there is a proper catering van onsite that serves a variety of great foods. This is incredible value for your money. Set in a private estate of over 1500 acres of Sussex woodland, the site boasts 13 different fields/combat zones, spanning approximately 75 acres. Some of which include:

Church Strike
This 1 acre field, with a 300m trench network, simulates the realities of WW1 warfare. You must gain control of the trench network and twelve buildings before the enemy does. The 30-foot church tower is a great sniping spot.

Tower Strike
The largest zone on the site. It is host to a fort base with 2 attack towers, a heavily defensive octagon base, a number of massive 25-feet tall tower structures, numerous huts, barricades and more than 70ft of bridges and raised walkways over the many water features on this field.

Village Siege
Having dropped behind enemy lines you must now attack the village complex to recover the helicopter flight recorder before they can decode the strategic information. The village is heavily defended, with lots of vantage points, and being surrounded by a high bank mud wall; an all out strike seems to be the only option. Tally ho, chaps!

Jungle
One of the most tactically challenging fields; use of natural cover, and your cunning, act as both your offensive and defensive strategy. Be careful of sunbeams penetrating the canopy - get caught in one, and you'll be lit up like a christmas tree for all the enemy to see.

The Island Fortress
WThe Enemy have begun construction on two massive forts within this Island. You must capture and repel the enemy. There are two heavily guarded bridges to the island, surrounded by a wide, running river. There are some barricades  to get you close - but we'd reccommend a pincer movement, catching those commie basts in your crossfire. Tip - Scan the forts for structural flaws!

Included:
- Semi-automatic inferno gas guns
- 100 paintballs
- Two piece camouflage suits
- Face protection
- Can of Beer each at the end of the day
- The 'Stag Run' obstacle course

Notes:
- Half Day Session: 9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm
- Extra balls are available st a special rate of £6 per 100
- Please ask if you require a full day session

Overview:
Stealth and cunning punctuated by bursts of intense action, paintball is one of those activities that lets you shed the years and romp around like a small boy. No wonder it’s the most popular of stag pursuits.
Afterwards, as the adrenaline subsides, you can be safe in the knowledge that being brought down in a hail of paintball pellets as you made that death or glory charge and exactly who shot who will be discussed in pubs for at least several decades to come.
This award winning 30 acre woodland venue was one of the very first paintball sites in the country, and as you may expect with a site that has been around so long, the features and game zones are among the top few tournament sites in the UK.  You can choose to do a half day of paintball (morning or afternoon) or be game and go for a full day with lunch included.

Format
This is no glorified game of ‘army’, fully kitted out in combat gear with face masks and semi automatic paintball guns, objectives and missions devised for your group are to be taken ultra seriously, and grown adults who have just been given their childhood back for the day are more than happy to oblige. Competing in teams, usually against other groups of weekend warriors, you’ll need to rely on your wit and nerves as you try to manoeuvre unseen towards the enemy and capture its flag.

The site features a whopping 9 game zones. Several of the zones and general games of play are outlined below:

Mexican Fortress:
EL Gringo keeps his box of gold hidden in his huge 40 foot fortress. Can you, the Mexican army, retrieve the gold for the peasants, or perhaps for yourselves?

D-Day:
Your landing craft approaches the beaches of Normandy and your heart is racing. When the landing doors drop can you and your allies take the beach?

Hostage Rescue:
Your pilot has bailed out over enemy territory. His beacon shows him inside a rebel base camp. Can you, the SAS, rescue him before it's too late?

Storm The Bridge:
A test of skill and coordination. Your team must take a bridge and push into enemy territory. Do you plan an all-out assault or consider a flanking manoeuvre?

Zombie Crypt:
In front of you lies a haunted graveyard with an imposing church. You and your tea mates must battle through the zombies and take the good book to the church to cleanse the unholy.

Capture the Guns:
After your parachute drop in Normandy, you and your squad must capture the German artillery guns ahead of you, helping your allies on the Normandy beaches.

Hyperball:
Hyperball is a small, open, tournament orientated game zone packed with fast and furious entertainment.

Included
- Latest safety equipment and protective clothing
- State-of-the-art paintball marker
- 100 paintballs
- Free tea and coffee all day

Duration
Full day packages start at 10am, half day starts at 1pm.

Notes
All additional paint is sold at approx. £7 per 100 balls.

Overview:
Experience an action-packed day of firing fast moving things at other things!All we suggest is that you don't mix up your weapons, or the best man is TOAST. Spend your morning firing paintballs at eachother's arses in a series of tactical themed games, based around World War 2, Pirates of the Caribbean and even a Nazi Zombies crypt for all you Call of Duty fans! There'll be plenty of paint flying around, so brace yourself for a firm duluxing! 

You'll also be given a hearty lunch consisting of burgers, beans, sausage and mash - you can add cheese and onions as you see fit! If all the paintballing has left you aching and groaning, relax in true country gent style with a clay pigeon shooting session! Get hold of a shotgun, set your sights down the shiny double-barrel and scratch that itchy trigger finger of yours! What better way to satisfy the urge than blasting a clay pigeon to smithereens, catching a victorious waft of the smoking barrels and reloading to unleash more destruction on yet another unsuspecting ceramic projectile.

Experienced instructors will demonstrate to your group how to use a shotgun safely and accurately. The clay pigeon traps are positioned to accomodate all levels of experience and simulate a variety of specific games. This is a great opportunity to enjoy the country air and smoke a few clays, by the end of the session hopefully you should be nailing the clays more often than not...you'll have a blast!The Site:This award winning 30 acre woodland venue was one of the very first paintball sites in the country, and as you may expect with a site that has been around so long, the features and game zones are among the top few tournament sites in the UK.  You'll go for a full day with lunch included.

Game Zones:
The site features a whopping 9 game zones. Several of the zones and general games of play are outlined below:

Mexican Fortress:
EL Gringo keeps his box of gold hidden in his huge 40 foot fortress. Can you, the Mexican army, retrieve the gold for the peasants, or perhaps for yourselves?
D-Day:
Your landing craft approaches the beaches of Normandy and your heart is racing. When the landing doors drop can you and your allies take the beach?
Hostage Rescue:
Your pilot has bailed out over enemy territory. His beacon shows him inside a rebel base camp. Can you, the SAS, rescue him before it's too late?
Storm The Bridge:
A test of skill and coordination. Your team must take a bridge and push into enemy territory. Do you plan an all-out assault or consider a flanking manoeuvre?
Zombie Crypt:
In front of you lies a haunted graveyard with an imposing church. You and your tea mates must battle through the zombies and take the good book to the church to cleanse the unholy.
Capture the Guns:
After your parachute drop in Normandy, you and your squad must capture the German artillery guns ahead of you, helping your allies on the Normandy beaches.
Hyperball:
Hyperball is a small, open, tournament orientated game zone packed with fast and furious entertainment.

Included:
- Latest safety equipment and protective clothing
- State-of-the-art paintball marker
- 100 free paintballs
- Free tea and coffee all day
- Lunch
- 2 Hour clay shooting session with 25 clays

Lunch:
Burgers, beans, sausage and mash - with cheese and onions to add as you see fit!