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DMZ PaintballFeatured
DMZ has been running in Southern Oregon since 2000 and is veteran and family owned, with a full pro shop attached to the field. There are three layouts: an urban field built from wood structures with a centre flag and respawns, a mixed fort-and-woods field that rewards flanking, and a competition speedball field with inflatable bunkers and sidelines for spectators. Walk-on entry is cheap if you bring your own gear. Private groups run Saturdays, ten players minimum, ages ten and up.
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Action Acres Airsoft
A general-purpose paintball park in Canby. Reasonable first stop if you don't know yet which format you like.
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Diamond Hill Paintball Park
Trees, brush and elevation instead of inflatables — the original way the sport was played, still the most popular.
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Splat Action Paintball Park
Several layouts on one site in Molalla — the kind of field where a mixed group of beginners and regulars can all get a game.
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Rush Paintball
An indoor facility in Portland, so weather never cancels a booking.
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SniperzDen Paintball Park
1,000-acre event venue and home of SuperGame — one of the West Coast's largest big games. Hyperball, speedball, woodsball, and scenario. Large events only, no drop-ins.
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Impact Action Sports
Impact Action Sports keeps more than one field style in rotation, so a single visit can cover both structured play and natural cover.
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