Ambush Paintball

Ambush Paintball is a rough‑and‑ready outdoor playground where friendly referees, three distinct fields and a small crew run daylong scratch matches and booked private wars. Walk in on a Saturday and you’ll find birthday squads, club regulars and first‑timers elbow‑to‑elbow beneath tarps, while spectators actually see the action instead of being shut away. Equipment rentals are solid — rental markers and masks, microfiber towels for lenses — but note coveralls and extra paint are add‑ons. Staff like Corrine and Quinn keep games moving, enforce safety and treat the place more like a community club than a slick corporate venue. There’s no full concession, so families bring coolers and players plan for rounds of paint and incidental fees. For locals this is where teenagers graduate from backyard skirmishes to organized tactics; for visitors it’s a hands‑on, muddy dose of competitive fun that feels authentic and unvarnished. Expect organized refs, clear safety briefings and enough variety in field layouts to make repeat visits worthwhile.