Paintballing in Middlesbrough

iPaintball has been out and looked at many different paintball sites in and around Middlesbrough to find out what the best paintball sites are. We have done this through personal experiences and customer feedback to get an accurate account of what the day out is like. This has been done in order to let customers such as yourself know where the best paintball experiences are to be had in Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough has some of the longest running paintball sites in the country, this means that they know exactly what to do for the most enjoyable day out.

The sites are constantly being upgraded to make them more fun and challenging. With these upgrades comes new equipment which seems to never fail, meaning the only thing you have to worry about is the paintballs flying around you. Middlesbrough has the UK's second largest port, with an array of sea life including seals. After a hardcore adrenaline rushing day, you can always go down to the beach and just relax for the rest of the evening.

More information about the different Middlesbrough sites can be found at the bottom of the page, there is also a phone number to find out about availability.

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Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Speedball

Paintball
Middlesbrough:

Address:
Off A66 Sedbury layby on left, 600 yards from Scotch Corner DL10 6NP

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Paintball can be a great way to keep yourself occupied in Middlesbrough. For someone like Steven ‘Doc’ Draper, breeding a champion paintball team has become a kind of therapy. His son died of a drug overdose. Doc’s son was hanging out with a rough group. Not a bad kid by any means, it was the classic case of a confused youth falling into the wrong crowd. Doc takes up the story, “We were using paintball as a way to introduce him to a new social group, to keep him away from the allure of drugs.” In a crusade to prevent other young men from making the same mistake, and his commitment to the remaining five players on the Middlebrough team, Doc decided to keep the team going, along with his younger son, to help prevent others from falling victim to violence and drug abuse. Now, he has become a sort of paintball mentor. 90% of the players on Doc’s Raiders are from single parent families. Because the parents are so busy trying to earn money they are not as involved with the lives of their kids. In turn, the kids develop a lack of discipline . “They have everything that they could need but they still lack that basic ability to be tough and work through adversity which can hold true in Middlesbrough. I tell them that this not a game for wussies. It is a very physically and mentally demanding. You go out, get destroyed and you are left with two choices: either pick yourself up and get back in the fight or tuck your tail and run. That’s how life is. So we play Paintball”