Paintballing in Oxford

iPaintball has collected what we feel are the Oxford’s premier locations. We have used both previous experience and customer feedback to compile the best options for paintballing, both in Oxford, and the surrounding area. With this information gathered, you can be sure your choices of your venue will give you the greatest day out possible.

Oxford, renowned for its universities and ancient city attracts hordes of visitors every year. It is in a prime location for visiting tourists, as it is only a short distance from London. The students in the Oxford area can not get enough of the paintballing, and has been known to host university tournaments and events. The flat land provides the perfect playing surface for paintballing. The sites on offer to you are usually situated in natural woods and forests, which add great cover when attacking the opposition.

From all the information gathered, we have a collection of best venues in Oxford and surrounding area. Once you have chosen which site you would like to attend from selection below, use the contact information provided to get any further information you require, and contact the paintball centre to check availability.

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Information		 Facilites Timings Extras Best Field
5 Star Venue
Car Parking
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Tea / Coffee
 

Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Castle

Paintball
Oxford:

Address:
Sandage, Fryers Farm Lane, High Wycombe, Oxford HP14 3NP

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

If you don’t love it, don’t do it. Paintball isn’t a job – it’s a hobby. HK has always stood for one thing – love of the game wherever your playing, oxford or otherwise. Over time the public perception of our team has swung from love to hate and everywhere in between. We never understood it. We are just a bunch of kids trying to have a good time the best way we knew how. I certainly don’t love waking up early, but im sure that once I get up and get to the paintball field ill have a good time. Aside from all my friends mutinying, I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad time at an Oxford paintball field, you probably shouldn’t be there. Winning a tournament is a beautiful and sublime thing. For most of us, it only happens a few times in a lifetime. At each tournament there’s only one winner, which means there are hundreds if not thousands of ‘losers’ roaming the streets of Any town, USA on Sunday mulling over mistakes and missteps. If you don’t walk home with the trophy, cash and girls, call it a moral victory. Just because you didn’t win doesn’t mean you lost. It might be cliché, but the only losers are the ones who didn’t try. It takes blood, sweat and tears just to get to a paintball tournament. Just competing takes heart. If you gave it your all, that’s all anyone can ask. After the tournament, sit down and talk about what went wrong and what you need to change. Then, unlike my Oxfordteam, you could go back and practice these things so you don’t make the same mistakes next time.