Paintballing in Tunbridge Wells

We at iPaintball have tested many paintball locations throughout the UK and comprised what we feel to be the premier sites available to you. We have used our own experiences and collected feedback from visitors to the centres to produce a list for you to choose from. These venues open to the Tunbridge region have been chosen for their professionalism, safety, quality of equipment and customer service. Using this information, you can be sure that your day out will be a memorable one.

The Tunbridge area has many of the counties top sites to play at, some offering up to five game arenas to play. The game types include Wild West village, the bridge, speedball and capture the flag. Others have unique games like zombie crypt and rescue the president. The centres have industry leading paintball markers, which will ensure you can have prefect aim on your opponent. The region also has links via the M25 from the north and via many A roads from the south, giving you the customer great access to the area.

For more information on the paintball centres in the Tunbridge region, use the details listed below. You can call to find out more information on the venue of your choice, or to get any questions you may have answered and to find out availability on your desired date.

Site
Information		 Facilites Timings Extras Best Field
5 Star Venue
Car Parking
Toilets
Battle Packs
Tea / Coffee
 

Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Speedball

Paintball
Tunbridge Wells:

Address:
Ladycross Farm, Dormansland RH7 6PB

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

If you have ever thought about reffing Tunbridge-wells paintball, it isn’t quite as easy as it looks. Sure, you can stand on the sidelines and have a really good view of the game, but that’s not what you’re there for. Tunbridge-wells referees are responsible for running a good portion of the paintball tournament and every piece adds up. For the purpose of this Reffing 101, I’m going to cover the basic attitude and expectations, and how to work as a team. The most important thing to ask yourself is: are you mentally prepared for this? You’ll need a thick skin to deal with the attitudes and arguments. You need to understand the game so you can anticipate how the action will flow. You must be willing to work long hours at Tunbridge-wells, and most importantly you need to realise that this is a thankless job. There will be no magazine covers, no awards and very little recognition for doing your job – unless you make an unpopular call, in which case you will be vilified and excoriated. There second thing you need to know is that you will get shot. A  lot in Tunbridge-wells. Let’s face it, you’re the brave soul standing in the open while thousands of paintballs are being fired around you. Some of them will find you. You use a shield but they don’t protect much against paintballs and really just get in the way. You have two choices – throw on the chest protector, neck protector, bounce cap and a couple sweatshirts, or get used to the hits and just get the job done. I tend to go the ‘sack up’ route but I highly recommend wearing a cup or a towel in front of the family jewels. Trust me, you will get shot there.