Paintballing in Bristol

Here at iPaintball we have reviewed many paintball sites and have come up with what we think are the best sites in Bristol. Bristol being the largest centre of education, employment and culture means a break is needed sometimes, this is where Bristol paintballing comes into it. iPaintball has selected these sites because of customer reviews and our own personal experiences. We have received glorious reviews of Bristol’s paintballing, this is down to the well trained staff in the area. We have been told the Bristol staff are friendly and professional, keeping everyone safe on the day but ensuring its fun.

All of the equipment and facilities are of top quality and constantly maintained. This means all the Bristol field scenarios have well constructed paintballing fields, with well built villages and castles. Therefore using the cover is never an issue because of falling apart defence. The paintball guns are taken care of very well with them being cleaned every day to ensure they last. Because of this, the accuracy and power of the paintball guns are always top quality meaning all the victory or all the blame comes down to human error so play the best you can!

If you have and queries then visit the sites listed below or call our local rate phone number to find out availability or answer to any more questions you may have.

Site
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:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Viet Cong Village

Paintball
Bristol:

Address:
Downside Road, Just off the A38, Near Brockley BS48 3DF

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

If you ever thought about being a Bristol coach then here are some tips. The reason it is good to stay unbiased is that there might come a time when your go-to Bristol players are performing sub-par and you will have to pull them from the game. It is hard to drop one of your best but everyone has off days and it is far worse to keep putting the player or squad back in over and over with the hope that they will pull themselves out of the paintballing slump. You always have to know who is playing at their best because even if there are set squads, it might be necessary to rotate them, to mix the players who are playing the best at that point. Sometimes you might mix the squads just to confuse the other Bristol team. They might have been watching you play your other  paintball matches and know that when squad A is in, one player will go to the snake and other will run short, etc. if you mix it up, it might catch them off guard and keep them guessing. So, you’ve been at all the practices and watched all the Bristol players closely. You have an idea of who the better Bristol players are and who plays well with whom. You now need to pick balanced paintball squads with the correct personnel. In a utopian scenario, everyone would be the best at every aspect of playing paintball. This is what you search for in a team; you want a very versatile group but no matter what you do, there will always be some Bristol players who are better at one thing than the other. Usually, you will have two set squads that are well balanced and the players are comfortable playing with each other. You have your playbook and have done your drills at practice and played other teams to try out the different plays. It’s all perfect, right? Well, we all wish it was that easy.