Paintballing in Leicester

Welcome to iPaintball where we have composed a list of paintballing venues which we believe to be the best in Leicester. This has been done to provide you, the customer with the best possible experience. Information was gathered through customer feedback and personal experiences to determine the finest paintball sites around. Many of the Leicester sites are only minutes away from the M1 so if your driving it was very easy to get to.

The latest paintball markers are always used to ensure you do not have any problems with your gun throughout the day. Leicester has made use of many different materials and the surrounding natural environment to come up with some of the most inventive games to date, these range from Pykes Yard to Village of the Damned. These different Leicester games will have you hiding behind sheet metal and fighting the opposition with a hail of paintballs.

If you would like more information on the different paintball parks in Leicester then please feel free to visit any of the links posted below. You can also call our local rate phone number to check availability.

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Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Castle

Paintball
Leicester:

Address:
Swinford Road, Lutterworth, Leicester LE17 4HP

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Want to know what its like when you play paintball professionally for too long In Leicester or anywhere?? Here’s the story of Jason Manning – I couldn’t find a sensible way out at the time. One of my closest friends, in fact the one who I was clashing with the worst, meant too much to me to tell him I couldn’t play with him any longer, so I did what any proper spineless wuss does in that situation: I had to play the classic “its not you, its me,” manoeuvre, and leave Paintball entirely. I was devastated. I couldn’t go back to playing ‘for fun’, which should be telling for any of us who refer to rec-ball like that, and I couldn’t imagine trying to start over, because obviously, that would bring me back to having to tell my friend that we couldn’t play together. I seriously entertained the idea of selling my paintball marker, investing in a mountain bike and travelling around riding trails and injuring myself horribly like another close friend and burnout victim had done before me. Paintball in Leicester had nothing left to offer me, it seemed, so I grasped at straws for something, anything, to fill the huge void. Luckily, a new Leicester paintball store had opened not long before I’d hung up my cleats, and the shop owner and I had become fast friends. I found that my cutting ties to my team didn’t mean I had to quit playing altogether, and it quickly developed that I could never sell my gun because I couldn’t keep it on the shop wall long enough, as I was constantly guesting for this team of ‘youngsters’. It was a mentor role that I relished with a great bunch of kids, without the pressure and expectation of winning every event…I was rejuvenated I wanted to play in Leicester again.