If you are a paintball fun, there is a field outside Cleveland, in Chardon, that will definitely thrill you!
If you choose to play an open or a pick up game, you can play on weekends and Wednesdays (check the website for the schedule) and if you prefer private games, you can play any day from dawn to dusk. Keep in mind that a deposit is required, if you choose the private game.
The huge area of 105 ac/0.42 km² contains 8 paintball fields that can host all levels! From novices to experts, everybody can enjoy this amazing area, which can accommodate groups up to 125 people. The fields are 2 Fort Fields, a Pond Field, The Hood, a Hyperball Field and a SupAir Field.
These 8 fields feature Fort Pinnacle, School Bus, Fort Louie, Bunkers, Wooden Areas, Hyperball, Air Field, Saloon and Open Fields. Inside the facility, there is a clubhouse which provides the necessary equipment, snacks, refreshments, hot and cold food and picnic tables with canopies on top. It is an awesome area that combines both fun and paintball excitement, so it is highly recommended to visit it!
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