i70 Paintball & Airsoft

Two Fields, One Big Backyard

The club spreads across roughly ten acres of outdoor terrain, split into an eight-acre woodsball paintball field and a four-acre airsoft field. It is a true outdoor playground: expect a two-story fort, around 130 bunkers, a fenced field about 250 feet wide, and plenty of wooden fortifications and natural cover tucked throughout the map. The layout gives both newcomers and seasoned players room to move, hide, and plan. Because the fields are open all year round, the experience changes with the seasons — rain, shine, or snow, the games go on. The only real interruptions are lightning, tornadoes, or hurricanes, and even then play is usually just paused for about twenty minutes. For anyone who loves the outdoors, this is a field that rewards patience and a good pair of hiking shoes.

Game Modes That Keep Everyone Moving

The referees rotate through a healthy mix of formats, so no two visits feel quite the same. Classic Elimination and Double Elimination keep things simple, while Capture the Flag adds a clear objective with the flag sitting on a bridge in the middle of the field. Medic introduces a twist where a single teammate can tag eliminated players back in, and Fort turns a small defending squad against a larger attacking force with a twenty-minute timer. For something more playful, Predator blends hide-and-seek with skill, and Marines vs. Aliens has defenders trying to survive six minutes against a growing horde. Airsoft players also get their own scheduled events, including night games that add a whole different layer of tension. It is a lineup that suits casual walk-on groups just as well as regulars looking for variety.

More Than a Field: A Full Pro Shop

The on-site pro shop is stocked with paintball and airsoft gear and run by people who actually play, which means practical advice rather than a sales pitch. They offer high-pressure air fills up to 4500 psi and CO2 refills, plus hydro-testing for tanks. The shop matches online pricing, so there is little reason to shop around before heading out. Rental packages cover everything a first-timer needs — markers, masks, ammo belts, protective vests, and paintballs — so you can show up empty-handed and still get a full day of play. Field paint is the rule here, meaning all paintballs must be bought on site, which keeps the game fair and fresh. Gift certificates are also available, making it an easy present for the player in your life.

Built for Birthdays, Workdays, and Everything Between

The club clearly knows how to host a crowd. Birthday parties, company outings, team-building days, bachelor and bachelorette parties, and church groups are all regular bookings. For the honoree at a birthday or bachelor party, they even throw in a grenade package — a single paint grenade to make the day feel a little more special. Private events run by appointment on weekdays for groups of ten or more, while smaller groups can simply walk in on Saturday or Sunday. It is an easy fit for a corporate retreat that wants to swap the conference room for fresh air, or for a family weekend where the kids finally get to test their aim.

Referees, Rules, and a Friendly Crew

Every game is supervised by trained referees and group guides, so safety stays front and center without killing the fun. Players must be at least ten years old and sign a waiver before stepping on the field. The rules are straightforward — proper eye protection is required, and the staff keeps an eye on engagement distances to keep things comfortable. The crew also knows how to set expectations. They recommend long sleeves and pants year-round, and they point out that the eco-friendly paint washes out of most clothing if you get to it within 24 hours. It is the kind of practical, down-to-earth guidance that makes first-timers feel welcome and keeps regulars coming back.

Plan Your Day Out on the Wildcat

A typical visit runs about two hours of play per bag of paintballs, and you can always stay longer by grabbing more paint. The fields close at 6 pm, with gear returned by close, so it is easy to plan a full afternoon. If you are renting, dressing like you are going hiking and wearing two layers is the standard advice — you will get dirty, and that is part of the charm. There is no need to reserve a spot on weekends; walk-ons are welcome any Saturday or Sunday. For those who want guaranteed rental gear, booking online ahead of time is the way to go. Between the pro shop, the varied game modes, and the year-round schedule, it is a solid choice for anyone in the Dayton area looking to spend a day outdoors with a marker in hand.