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52 Johnson Corner Rd, Lyndeborough, NH 03082,
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All-Day Run and Gun

All-Day Run and Gun

Players: any

6+ Age

  • What’s included:
    • Full day of airsoft play on the field
  • What’s included:
    • Full day of airsoft play on the field
  • Duration: All day (games hosted on Sundays)
  • Players: Any number
  • Additional options: Operation costs vary
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$25

Price is per person

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Rental Package

Rental Package

Players: 1-30

18+ Age

  • Cost: +$25 (in addition to the game ticket)
  • What’s included:
    • Gun rental
    • Battery
  • Cost: +$25 (in addition to the game ticket)
  • What’s included:
    • Gun rental
    • Battery
    • Mask
  • Duration: All day
  • Players: Any number
  • Additional options: Added on top of the standard game ticket
Full description

$25

Price is per person

Request to Play

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About

Feel Good Farm Inc. is an outdoor airsoft club set on more than 70 acres of wooded New Hampshire countryside in Lyndeborough, NH, at the end of Johnson Corner Road.

 

Where Nature Meets the Game

The playing field is the heart of the farm, and it is genuinely something special. Instead of a flat, manufactured arena, players battle across a rolling landscape of rocky outcrops, dense undergrowth, and ambush trails that wind up and around a prominent hill. The terrain is a real physical challenge, which is part of the appeal — good boots and a bit of stamina go a long way here. Alongside the deep-woods feel, the field includes a large urban area that is constantly being expanded and upgraded. The mix of natural cover and built structures means every game can move from tight, close-quarters engagements in town to long, tactical firefights through the trees. The boundaries are clearly marked, and the layout is designed so that most game modes make full use of the generous space.

 

Games, Scenarios, and Sunday Battles

The farm hosts a game every Sunday, drawing airsofters from all over the Northeast who come to do battle among the rocks and undergrowth. The game library is varied, ranging from classic team skirmishes and capture-the-flag challenges to more theatrical, scenario-driven operations. The field manager is known for writing creative games that keep regulars coming back week after week. New players are welcomed warmly and guided through the basics, while veterans can push into advanced scenarios with higher-velocity settings and milsim-style play. The rules are thorough and safety-minded — all guns are chronographed, full-seal eye protection is mandatory, and field marshals keep things fair and fun. Players as young as 12 can join with a parent-signed waiver, making it a place where families can play together.

 

A Community That Feels Like Family

What truly sets Feel Good Farm apart is the people. The owners, Sharon and Larry, have poured themselves into the farm and treat every visitor like part of the family, while the field manager and staff are described by regulars as an absolute joy to be around. The player base is close-knit and welcoming, with an active Discord community and regular “build days” where players pitch in to improve the field together. The atmosphere is friendly and inclusive, with veteran players happy to offer equipment advice without pushing a sale. It is the kind of place where first-timers are greeted by name, where the resident llama Princess is a beloved fixture, and where the horses often come up to say hello at the gate. For many, the community is the reason they keep coming back.

 

More Than Airsoft: Gardens, Trails, and Horses

Feel Good Farm is a working farm as much as it is a game field, and that adds a lot of character. The property includes family gardens and a blueberry co-op, along with hiking trails that have earned the farm recognition as a top local hiking spot. Under the name Lyndeborough Livery, the farm also rescues and cares for horses, which roam the property and greet visitors. This variety makes the farm a pleasant place to spend a whole day, whether you are playing, hiking, or simply enjoying the rural New England setting. The farm also runs a separate porta-potty delivery business, which is a reminder of its down-to-earth, practical roots. All of it comes together to create a place that feels genuine and lived-in rather than purely commercial.

 

Built for Groups and Special Occasions

Beyond the weekly open games, Feel Good Farm is set up to host events and functions of all kinds. The natural landscape provides a beautiful backdrop for corporate team-building sessions, youth summer camps focused on leadership and cooperation, and weekend tournaments. It is a popular choice for birthdays, group outings, and any gathering that wants a memorable outdoor activity. The farm emphasizes accessibility and community, offering discounted rates for local schools and nonprofits. Sustainability is also part of the ethos — the field uses eco-friendly biodegradable pellets and encourages carpooling. Whether you are a family looking for a novel outdoor adventure, a group of friends craving a competitive challenge, or a company wanting to build teamwork, the farm offers a welcoming space for a wide range of ages and skill levels.