Paintballing in Warrington

There are so many good paintballing sites to visit around Warrington. Its location means it has some of the countries best paintball venues. Warrington has many outdoor centres and also some indoor ones too. While the outdoor venues have large spacious arenas to battle your opposition in, the indoor ones offer fast games in close proximity to the enemy.

iPaintball have chosen what we feel to be the best venues in the Warrington. By using our experiences when we visited the centres, and feedback from people attending the sites, we have created a list of the best in the region on offer to you today. We chose these sites specifically because of their customer service, safety, quality of venue, equipment and overall experience when visiting the venue. The paintball sites we have selected, all use the industry leading paintball markers, ensuring that the guns you use do not get blocked, meaning you can spend more time shooting at the enemy.

If you would like more information on any of the paintball sites in the Warrington area, please use the details found below.

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
Warrington:

Address:
Creewood Common Farm, Ball Lane, Frodsham, Warrington WA6 8HP

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

If you want to be a paintball referee then you will need to know about the warrington zones. Zones are intended to position the refs for maximum effectiveness, not as walls restricting you to part of the field. While you’re watching the players, also watch the other refs. If you see a player get hit across field and you know the Warrington paintball ref in that zone is busy making another call, don’t be afraid to run across the Warrington paintball field to make the call. Just make the call and get back to your zone as quick as you can. Nobody in your zone but the ref next to you is overloaded? Shift over and help cover some of his zone until your zone gets active. The point is that you should be aware of what’s happening on the rest of the field but make sure you’re paying attention to your area of responsibility. You can break zones down in a number of ways, depending on the field layout, number of paintballing Warrington referees and how games are progressing. For example we assisn our referees – 4 corner, 2 centre and 2 sideline zones. Now we’ve got our refs in position, with good coverage for the breakout and early part of the game – corner and inside referees cover the area where the majority If you want to be a paintball referee then you will need to know about zones. Zones are intended to position the refs for maximum effectiveness, not as walls restricting you to part of the field. While you’re watching the players, also watch the other refs. If you see a player get hit across field and you know the ref in that zone is busy making another call, don’t be afraid to run across field to make the call. Just make the call and get back to your Warrington Walsall zone as quick as you can. Nobody in your zone but the ref next to you is overloaded? Shift over and help cover some of his zone until your zone gets active.