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Leave the car and take the shuttle from NYC for a full day of paintball on thirty wooded acres in the Poconos. Gear, 500 paintballs, and referees are included—expect fast, tactical rounds and easy add-ons at nearby Camelback and local eateries.
Leave the car and take the shuttle from NYC for a full day of paintball on thirty wooded acres in the Poconos. Gear, 500 paintballs, and referees are included—expect fast, tactical rounds and easy add-ons at nearby Camelback and local eateries.
The bus eases out of Manhattan and the skyline shrinks until forest takes over—oak and birch leaning like quiet spectators as you arrive at thirty acres of wooded battlegrounds. Fields fold into one another, a mix of natural ridgelines and manmade bunkers where adrenaline snaps the air and paint arcs like brief permission to be loud.
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Operated by The Paintball Asylum · Tannersville, Pennsylvania
The bus eases out of Manhattan and the skyline shrinks until forest takes over—oak and birch leaning like quiet spectators as you arrive at thirty acres of wooded battlegrounds. Fields fold into one another, a mix of natural ridgelines and manmade bunkers where adrenaline snaps the air and paint arcs like brief permission to be loud.
The Poconos sit on ancient uplifted ridges of the Appalachian chain; the soil and stone here are older than many towns, and those ridges shape short, punchy sightlines that make paintball fast and tactical. Locally the game sits alongside ski lodges and outlet malls—an energetic counterpoint to weekend leisure. Nearby eateries like Zack’s Taco Shack and Mad Dawgz Pizzeria keep things casual after matches, and Camelback’s slopes and waterpark provide easy add-ons.
Expect structured play: equipment and 500 paintballs provided, a safety briefing, and referees to manage game flow. Play cycles through capture-the-flag and elimination rounds; terrain rewards low profiles and quick reads of tree lines and berms. Weather shifts can change traction—mud makes for slower pushes, frost tightens footing—so timing matters.
Practical note: the trip is a full day with round-trip shuttle from NYC, requires moderate fitness (sprints, crouches, quick direction changes), and a waiver on arrival. Pack closed-toe shoes, layered clothing, a change of clothes, and water. Operators typically use water-soluble paint; follow site rules for safety and leave-no-trace cleanup. Book at least 48 hours ahead and plan for variable traffic on the return—this is a high-energy, accessible outdoor day that lets the forest be both playground and opponent.
Yes—round-trip shuttle options depart from Port Authority and Washington Heights; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Admission includes a marker (gun), goggles, pack and pods, a camo jumpsuit, referee supervision, and 500 paintballs per person; extra paint and protective gear are available to rent.
Age rules vary by operator—minors may play with guardian consent and must follow safety briefings; check the provider’s age policy when booking.
This trip is sold as final sale with no refunds; confirm schedules and weather considerations before booking and allow extra time for traffic.
The Paintball Asylum operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bus eases out of Manhattan and the skyline shrinks until forest takes over—oak and birch leaning like quiet spectators as you arrive at thirty acres of wooded battlegrounds. Fields fold into one another, a mix of natural ridgelines and manmade bunkers where adrenaline snaps the air and paint arcs like brief permission to be loud.
The bus eases out of Manhattan and the skyline shrinks until forest takes over—oak and birch leaning like quiet spectators as you arrive at thirty acres of wooded battlegrounds. Fields fold into one another, a mix of natural ridgelines and manmade bunkers where adrenaline snaps the air and paint arcs like brief permission to be loud.
The Poconos sit on ancient uplifted ridges of the Appalachian chain; the soil and stone here are older than many towns, and those ridges shape short, punchy sightlines that make paintball fast and tactical. Locally the game sits alongside ski lodges and outlet malls—an energetic counterpoint to weekend leisure. Nearby eateries like Zack’s Taco Shack and Mad Dawgz Pizzeria keep things casual after matches, and Camelback’s slopes and waterpark provide easy add-ons.
Expect structured play: equipment and 500 paintballs provided, a safety briefing, and referees to manage game flow. Play cycles through capture-the-flag and elimination rounds; terrain rewards low profiles and quick reads of tree lines and berms. Weather shifts can change traction—mud makes for slower pushes, frost tightens footing—so timing matters.
Practical note: the trip is a full day with round-trip shuttle from NYC, requires moderate fitness (sprints, crouches, quick direction changes), and a waiver on arrival. Pack closed-toe shoes, layered clothing, a change of clothes, and water. Operators typically use water-soluble paint; follow site rules for safety and leave-no-trace cleanup. Book at least 48 hours ahead and plan for variable traffic on the return—this is a high-energy, accessible outdoor day that lets the forest be both playground and opponent.