Paintball in Cleveland, OH

Zombageddon Paintball Hayride is a seasonal fall attraction set on Drew Farms in the small town of Fredonia, Pennsylvania, in Mercer County.

The main draw is the Zombie Battle Wagon, a tractor-drawn trailer with mounted paintball guns where riders shoot at zombies that never shoot back. Each ticket includes 150 paintballs, and a drill sergeant guides the group through the roughly twenty-minute ride. A Ride Along pass lets non-shooters watch the action, and the farm also offers a traditional dark hayride, a barrel train through the cornfield, a hay bale play pit, and multiple campfires.

Beyond the ride, guests can try axe throwing, pumpkin chucking with the Gourd Grenade, and gel-blaster zombie target practice, with food and s’mores available at concessions. The farm runs a Z-Farm Daylight Pass for daytime visits with a petting zoo, yard games, and photo ops, and books private events like birthdays, bachelor parties, wedding parties, and work team-building outings. Groups of fifteen or more receive a discount, and the family-friendly crew provides instructions for first-time shooters.

Synergy Woods Paintball Park sits in Grafton, Ohio, a short drive southwest of Cleveland along Route 83. This outdoor park spreads across roughly 35 acres of wooded land and is open on weekends from spring through fall. It offers about seven distinct playing fields — including the large Mounds, a hyperball course, a jungle field, Fort Synergy, and the vehicle-filled Impound — with rotating game modes like capture the flag, bomb defuse, president escort, and D-day battles. Equipment rental is available, field paint is required, and Pint Size Paintball lets kids ages 5 to 9 join in with lower-impact gear.

Beyond paintball, the park features a three-story ropes course with a quick drop and a 600-foot zip line, plus a concession stand and pizza ordering for groups. It hosts birthday parties, bachelor parties, and corporate team-building events, with group discounts for parties of around 20 or more. The staff and referees are known for being friendly and safety-focused, and there is plenty of seating and restroom space for large crowds. Season passes and a pro shop round out the offerings for regular players.

Paintball Village is located at Swings-N-Things Family Fun Park in Olmsted Falls, Ohio, just southwest of Cleveland. It is an outdoor paintball field built around a professionally designed scenario layout that looks like a bombed-out village, complete with burned-out cars and sandy streets enclosed by 20-foot-high netting. The field hosts classic capture-the-flag games for teams ranging from a few players to more than 50 per side, and it welcomes walk-up players, beginners, and veterans alike. No experience is required, and the staff provides instruction, rental equipment, and compressed air tanks, with safety enforced by on-field referees.

Beyond paintball, the field is part of a larger family entertainment park offering go-karts, bumper boats, miniature golf, batting cages, and laser tag. Paintball Village is a popular spot for birthday parties, corporate team-building days, school field trips, and youth groups, with party packages that include field access, rentals, paintballs, pizza, and soda. Between games, players can relax on a shaded patio or in a picnic pavilion that seats up to 500 people, and the park’s homemade ice cream parlor offers indoor and outdoor seating.