Wild Rose Paintball & Airsoft

Wild Rose Paintball & Airsoft sits on the rims above Billings in Acton, Montana, roughly ten minutes west of Zimmerman Trail. It’s the outdoor home of the Wild Rose Action Center family, which also runs an indoor arena in Billings and a location in Powell, Wyoming, so players can pick between open-air combat and climate-controlled action depending on the season and mood.

Tactical Games for Every Taste

The outdoor site is built around paintball and airsoft, with both .50 caliber and .68 caliber paintball offered alongside mil-sim style airsoft. Players can rent the house gear or bring their own markers, and the fields are set up to welcome everyone from first-timers to seasoned tactical enthusiasts. Beyond the two core sports, the same grounds host archery wars, gellyball and gel blaster battles, laser tag, and target shooting, so a single visit can cover a surprising range of combat styles. The indoor Splat Attack Battle Arena adds another layer entirely, with active arcade-style games that keep you moving, VR games and escape rooms, sword battles, and more. It’s a place where the action doesn’t stop when the weather turns, and where families and groups can mix high-energy physical play with virtual and puzzle-based challenges in one outing.

Seven Fields and 91 Acres to Explore

The outdoor property spans 91 acres, with seven distinct fields already in play and plenty of room to grow. Each field has its own character: Rosewood is a themed Old West ghost town, while the tire field, pallet field, blow-up field, and the Alien Field each offer different cover, sightlines, and tactical puzzles. The variety means no two games feel the same, and groups can rotate through different environments over the course of a day. The fields are designed to work for both paintball and airsoft, with bunkers, structures, and natural terrain shaping the flow of each match. Whether you’re pushing through a tight urban-style setup or sweeping across an open field, the layout rewards teamwork, communication, and a little creativity.

Scenarios, Parties, and Big Group Programs

Wild Rose runs a full calendar of events, including tournaments, seasonal happenings, and its well-known Annual Zombie Hunt, which draws players looking for a themed, story-driven experience. For groups that want a more structured visit, there are party packages ranging from a one-hour Basic party to the Super Epic package that gives up to 20 players private access to the whole facility and a chance to try multiple activities. Large groups of 30 or more can take advantage of special pricing on select activities, and there’s dedicated weekday pricing for schools, preschools, and daycares looking to book field trips or class periods. The team also handles corporate outings, employee appreciation days, and other big-group bookings, with appointments available for groups as small as four players.

More Than a Battlefield

Beyond the combat fields, the Action Center rounds out the experience with VR games and escape rooms, axe throwing, a battle cage, archery, and Gopher Golph mini golf on select summer days. There’s a pro shop on site for paintball and airsoft gear, and the facility can be rented for private events, meetings, or gatherings without any activities attached. Mobile event services even bring the fun to fairs, festivals, and other off-site locations. For longer visits, the outdoor location offers grill use and welcomes outside food, while the indoor arena includes pizza options with its party packages. Extras like pod belts, tanks, and additional ammo are available to rent or buy, and the staff handles safety orientations and chrono checks so everyone starts on the same page.

Built for Celebrations and Team Days

This is a place that wears many hats: birthdays, graduations, bachelor and bachelorette parties, church events, reunions, corporate team building, and even gender reveals and wedding ceremonies all find a home here. The party packages come with a dedicated party attendant, a gift for the VIP, drinks for the players, and spectator-friendly seating, so hosts can relax while the staff manages the flow of the day. The crew is experienced at guiding groups of all sizes and skill levels, from preschool classes to hardcore tactical players, and they keep the atmosphere family-friendly and welcoming. Between games, there’s room to gather, eat, and celebrate, making it just as much a social destination as a sporting one.