Paintball Team Challenge
Paintball is one of the fastest growing recreational sports in the world. Protected players are armed with environmentally safe CO2 powered guns and the object is to eliminate the other team’s players. Teams compete on a refereed field, with a choice of competitive themes. The tree covered hills and dales of the courses make it an excellent place for your custom team adventure. Paintball is safe for all levels and fun for everyone. The scenic course is located at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, the largest amphibious training base in the country. With scenic fields and ocean breezes, your group even has the opportunity to have members of the U S Marine Corps on your teams!
 
Games take approximately 20 minutes each, with groups rotating among 8 scenic fields and a variety of terrain with bunkers, buildings, trenches, trees, and sandbag fortifications to keep the play challenging. With larger groups, a tournament format is available, with trophy awards. Team challenges can be incorporated into the activity to encourage the group to work together to achieve the goals. Various scenarios are used in the games. The park is managed by the National Paintball League.
The program will be designed around the needs of the group. Safety rules are strictly enforced for the safety of the group and a detailed safety briefing is part of every program. The field also has a large staging area with plenty of parking and picnic tables.
Half day programs (2 – 3 hours of play) include the following:
paintball play on a private field
semi-automatic cammo gun
500 paintballs each
Cammo Pod Pack to hold your paintballs
full face mask, safety goggles
CO2 supply
Use of an authentic camouflage jacket for protection
Referees & event manager
waters & snack bars, team bandannas or armbands
Marine escort on each bus to Paintball park from main entrance
Note: Additional paintballs may be purchased on site if necessary.
Options
A former Navy SEAL to make the activity a strategic training session
Marines to join each team
Buffet lunch at South Mesa or San Luis Rey Officers Club
Catered picnic lunch or box lunches at park
Snacks, beverages, bottled water
Individual prizes or trophies
On-site EMT
What to wear: Loose-fitting clothes, sturdy closed toed outdoor shoes; long sleeves and pants recommended. You will get dirty but paint is washable. A change of clothing is optional. Plastic trash bags work great to protect the bus on the way back!
Minimum Size Group: 30
Groups must enter base in Motorcoaches or buses.
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