Paintballing in Gateshead

Welcome to iPaintball where we have compiled a list of what we believe to be the premier sites in Gateshead. This has been done by looking at independent reviews, customer feedback and personal experiences. With 50 acres of woodland to play paintball it’s no wonder that these Gateshead venues also hosts some of the UK’S Largest paintball tournaments.

This woodland creates a perfect paintballing environment, with natural foliage for cover you will be able to sneak up on your opponents with the right tactics like true warfare. Because there is so much land you are guaranteed to have large scale paintball battles at Gateshead venues, the sites can accommodate just over 200 players at a time so there is sure to be some chaos. Gateshead paintballing sites are less then 15 minutes away from the town centres so they are convenient and easy to travel to.

If you want any more information on Gateshead paintballing then please visit one of the links listed below. You can also phone our local rate number to find out about availability.

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Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Castle

Paintball
Gateshead:

Address:
Black Heddon, Belsay NE20 0JJ. Just off the junction of B6309 & A696

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Ever thought of trying to become a pro paintballer? If you go from Gateshead and train with the Russian legion its not all sunshine and smiles. It is a common misconception amongst  Gateshead ballers that training with the Legion will transform you into an awesome player with the capability to mount countless run-throughs and show off skills to rival Oliver Lang’s This is not entirely true. I am not saying you wont improve. You will. Your overall game will improve dramatically, but this is based around your natural ability to play the sport. However, there is another aspect of paintball, which is based on timing; recognising and seizing the windows of opportunity that arise during games. This could be anything from knowing when to look down the line and shoot the running coming to bunker you when you’re all on your lonesome against four bad guys, to getting up and bunkering three guys yourself in Gateshead. Unfortunately, this is something not even the Russian Legion can teach you. Its down to you from Gateshead to learn from previous situations that you’ve found yourself in and any mistakes that you’ve made. Like everyone else I know, I started playing paintball because it was so much fun and I got hooked on the game very quickly. Looking back, I’ve worked countless crappy jobs and quit respectable ones just so that I could go to tournaments, so for me it made perfect sense to play paintball for a living. But, as with any drug, there is always a danger of overdosing. The novely of playing five days a weekfrom once a sunday in gateshead soon wears off and no matter how much you tell yourself it was just another bad day at the office, deep down you know that you are starting to despise the very sport of paintball you once loved so much.