FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I have to make a reservation? 

To ensure we have a proper amount of equipment and referees to oversee the games, reservations are required in advance.  

Please call (541) 388-0129 to book a reservation. ​

Why can't I book online? 

We prefer a personal experience to ensure all questions have been answered during our booking process. We work one-on-one with group organizers to deliver a memorable experience from beginning to end.

What is the age limit? 

Players must be at least 12 years old to play.

Can I book a private party?  

Large groups of 24 or more players may reserve the field for a day of private play. This is an excellent option for corporate team building events, bachelor(ette) parties, birthday parties, or other group outings.

Can I bring my own equipment? 

To ensure an even playing field and a positive player experience, we are a rental-only field. This allows players of all levels to enjoy a fun day of play.

What games do we play?

Paintball is the game of capture the flag. While there are many styles of play, our ultimate goal is that our guests have a unique, memorable experience. Games will be discussed during the rules meeting prior to play. 

What should I wear? 

We recommend athletic shoes, pants, a long sleeve shirt and/or a sweatshirt.  A hat,  gloves, and neck protection are also suggested. While clothing may get dirty, the paint is water-based and is fully washable. 

What if it rains? 

We play rain or shine – please check the weather and dress appropriately for the day's weather.

Can we bring snacks? Lunch? BBQ? Beer? 

Players are encouraged to bring snacks, plenty of water, and lunch to enjoy between games.  We also have a small concession stand of a variety of snacks. Due to local fire restrictions, BBQs are not permitted.  As a partner with the Deschutes National Forest Service, Paintball Paradise is a Drug and Alcohol-Free Zone. 
Call for Reservations
​ ​(541) 388-0129
PAINTBALL PARADISE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY RECREATION PROVIDER UNDER A SPECIAL USE PERMIT FROM THE DESCHUTES NATIONAL FOREST