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Skirmish Paintball Fields
A wooded field in Pennsylvania, built around natural cover rather than manufactured bunkers.
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AMBUSH Adventure Park
A multi-format park in Conestoga, running bunkered fields and open woods on the same site.
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Steeltown Paintball Park
Indoor paintball in Emsworth: climate controlled, predictable, and a common pick for parties and corporate groups.
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Crusader Paintball
A general-purpose paintball park in Fairless Hills. Reasonable first stop if you don't know yet which format you like.
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Three Rivers Paintball & Airsoft
A general-purpose paintball park in Freedom. Reasonable first stop if you don't know yet which format you like.
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Outdoor Xtreme Linglestown
One of Pennsylvania's multi-format sites. Worth a call to ask which fields are open the day you want to play.
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Outdoor Xtreme Hatfield
Several layouts on one site in Hatfield — the kind of field where a mixed group of beginners and regulars can all get a game.
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Urban War Zone Indoor
Indoor paintball in Huntingdon: climate controlled, predictable, and a common pick for parties and corporate groups.
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Skirmish USA
Skirmish bills itself as the largest paintball facility in the world, and the numbers back the claim up: more than 50 distinct maps spread across roughly 750 acres of the Pocono Mountains. The variety is the real draw. Open ground and dense woods, creeks and swamps, villages, forts, cargo containers, downed aircraft, speedball arenas, and two full castles. No experience is needed and gear is included, which is why so many first-timers get talked into their first game here.
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World War 3 Paintball
A general-purpose paintball park in Johnstown. Reasonable first stop if you don't know yet which format you like.
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Urban Assault Paintball
Indoor paintball in McDonald: climate controlled, predictable, and a common pick for parties and corporate groups.
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Pocono Mountain Paintball
Pocono Mountain Paintball plays out across wooded ground. Games tend to run long and the terrain does most of the work.
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EMR Event Park
EMR started as a paintball event facility in 1996 and is still family run, spread over 122 acres of northeast Pennsylvania. Twenty fields include a three-storey castle of around 35,000 square feet and a two-storey five-acre town, alongside speedball and plain wooded fields. It is best known for its big games, Castle Conquest and Western Wars among them, which can run to well over a thousand players. Unusually for a paintball park, you can stay the night: 35 bunkhouses and close to a hundred campsites.
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Revamped Paintball
Indoor paintball in Philadelphia: climate controlled, predictable, and a common pick for parties and corporate groups.
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Pittsburgh Paintball Park
A general-purpose paintball park in Pittsburgh. Reasonable first stop if you don't know yet which format you like.
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Poco Loco Paintball
Poco Loco Paintball plays out across wooded ground. Games tend to run long and the terrain does most of the work.
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