Paintballing in Bournemouth

Welcome to iPaintball, where we have reviewed what we believe to be the best paintball sites around in Bournemouth. From customer reviews to personal paintballing experiences we can tell you what we think are the best sites around. With the Bournemouth university being close to some of the paintball top sites, this is a great recreational activity to grab a load of friends and go have a great day out. The Bournemouth sites cater for large groups, with personal paintball scenarios with groups of 20+.

The day is not exclusive to big groups, anyone can come along to Bournemouth sites with however many people and still have an amazing experience. Create paintballing matches to have subject against subject for a real grudge match where everyone can release the tension. Even if you are not a local resident of the Bournemouth university, you can come along and be sure to have plenty of students to aim your paintball fire at. If you wish to learn more about the top paintball venues in Bournemouth then visit our links at the bottom of the page.

Call our local rate phone number to find out availability or if you have any questions.

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Information		 Facilites Timings Extras Best Field
5 Star Venue
Car Parking
Toilets
Battle Packs
Tea / Coffee
Miles to Station
5

Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£6.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Viet Cong Village

Paintball
Bournemouth:

Address:
Paintball Bournemouth, Christchurch Road, Hurn, Dorset BH23 6AE

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Want to be a referee, possibly in Bournemouth? Here’s some tips. Let’s talk about rules. Rules, penalties and hand signals vary from league to league. Make sure you know these before going on the Bournemouth field. Beyond the rulebook, there are basic rules of conduct which a referee must follow. Be decisive – paintball is a fast sport. Muggings, hit and runs, even checking players all require split-second decision-making. There’s no instant replay and little time to make the call which can wing or lose paintball games. If you spend more then a few seconds on a call, something bad is probably going to happen. A classic example is when one Bournemouth paintball player bunkers another. Both start yelling “I got him first!” and will continue to play  ball unless the referee makes a clear and decisive call. Bad calls will happen, but the absolute, hands-down worst call you can make is no call at all. If you spend more then a few seconds thinking about who did what and how it should work out, you’ve lost control of the call and chaos will follow. How many times have you seen a player yelling “I shot him first!” while running down the Bournemouth fields, blasting away at the other team? You need to make tough calls, make them fast and make them clear. You don’t need to be a bully but you do need to be firm and clear on all paintballing decisions. You’re human so you’re going to make some bad calls, which one Bournemouth team will suffer for. But if you make no call both teams will suffer and trust me, they will take it out on you.