Airsoft in Tennessee, US

XTREME Airsoft Park & Store sits in the Raleigh area of north Memphis, tucked just off I-40 at 4010 Jackson Avenue. It’s Memphis’s only dedicated airsoft and gel blaster arena, a family-owned 32-acre outdoor field where you pay by the day, not the hour. Public games run 20 to 30 minutes with short breaks, spanning more than 100 player-voted “Call of Duty”-style modes, from flag captures to prop-bomb objectives. All rental packages include full-day admission, and first-time players get a required safety pack. Airsoft BBs sting far less than paintballs, while the newer gel blaster program offers a virtually painless option for younger kids.

The park handles almost any gathering, from weekend birthday bundles and group packages for ten or more to corporate events, team building, bachelor parties, and even military and law enforcement CQB training, with custom pricing for large groups. An on-site superstore stocks guns, accessories, snacks, and drinks, and the First Aid and CPR certified staff keep safety referees on the field. With full-day events, occasional night games, and a welcoming local community, it’s a solid choice for a birthday, a corporate outing, or just a weekend of action.

Predator Armory sits in the western part of Knoxville, Tennessee, on Williams Road, a short drive from the heart of the city. It’s an outdoor airsoft and paintball field run by Armor Outdoors, LLC, and it has been welcoming players since its field approval in 2022.

The playing grounds stretch across roughly eleven acres of open countryside, with natural terrain and built cover for tactical play. The club runs both airsoft and paintball, including a kids’ paintball option, and opens for game days every Saturday and Sunday, with night play on Friday and Saturday. Rentals are available for those without their own gear, and the staff includes certified technicians who can service players’ equipment.

Beyond the games, the club carries its own branded apparel and is a natural fit for birthdays, corporate outings, and groups of friends. The emphasis on safety and fair play makes it welcoming for newcomers, and the staff guides first-timers through the rules. It’s the kind of place where a casual afternoon can turn into a regular weekend habit.

Nashville Airsoft sits in the East Bank area of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, at 406 Davidson Street.

The club is built around a veteran-designed 30,000-square-foot indoor CQB arena that hosts open play, themed Spec Ops nights, and SpeedQB tournaments. It offers a full rental program — from standard Lancer Tactical guns to premium and platinum HPA packages — plus a retail shop carrying Elite Force, Lancer Tactical, G&G Armament, and Acturus, with on-site tech repair and upgrades.

Beyond the field, the facility is a favorite for birthdays, corporate outings, and team building, with three all-inclusive party packages that add pizza, drinks, custom cakes, and private games, plus a party room for gathering before and after play. As a family-owned business with a patient, knowledgeable staff, it welcomes everyone from first-timers to seasoned pros.

Insane Paintball + Airsoft Arenas sits on a 24-acre facility at 1833 McFarland Avenue in Rossville, Georgia, just off Battlefield Parkway across the state line from Chattanooga, Tennessee. It has served the region since 2000.

The park offers paintball (ages 8+), airsoft (ages 12+), gel ball (ages 6+), and NERF (ages 5+), spread across nine unique fields with rental gear available for every sport. Public play runs on weekends, while private groups can be booked any day of the week with staff-hosted games.

Beyond the games, the facility hosts birthdays, bachelor parties, corporate team-building outings, youth groups, and sports teams, with picnic tables for groups, an on-site retail shop, memberships, and a competitive tournament scene.