We're in our mid 30's and there were six of us guys and we did a group paintball package. Our…read more host/referee was Lucas and he was amazing. Lucas made every game unique and made the teams as even as possible. We expected the paintballs to be paintballs but to our surprise they were reusable foam or rubber. I actually appreciated this as it was cleaner and kept the floors safer from being wet and slippery. The guns were a honor kiss and jammed a ton unless you got a unicorn that only jammed every 15 shots. It's fun for all ages and the paintballs don't hurt that bad. The pricing was fair. We had an awesome time nonetheless and would go back.

My son had the best experience! Lucas was phenomenal! Great communicator and he made the time so…read moremuch fun! He was very accommodating and knew exactly what to do for the kids to have the most fun! I would definitely recommend this place for a birthday party or just a fun outing!

had a small 3 day camp at splat action. i had a great time there and with the constant renevations…read morethat ive heard are going to happen like a few speed ball arenas i think this the place to go

Super fun, but not cheap. We went with a private party of adults and kids. It was hours and…read morehours of fun. I now feel ready to take on The zombie apocalypse. The only drawback was cost. It's a big expense for a family so it may only be a special event outing. Equipment some protective clothing was provides

Lots of fun I went here for one of my first paintball trips shreck is the owner and he is nice toread more

This is an amazing place, from beginner to expert, they have it all. Amazing staff, great products…read moreon hand. Awesome game modes that get your brain thinking. A perfect place for any group size. Ralph is the owner and is always willing to help any player out. Will go back again

Holy amazing weekend!! We love love love camping, and finding new places with adventures is kind of…read moreour thing. Camp Dakota did NOT disappoint!! 1. The sites: of you want to be close in to the action, the sites are close together like your typical state park. If you want some privacy, you camp up the hill where the spaces are a little more private. We stayed in a 10 Person yurt with 10 people and had room to spare. The yurt and site were clean and well maintained. Oh, and there's a little shed with wood if you didn't bring your own, so it doesn't have to be carted up the hill, you just pay for what you use. 2. The facilities: I was not looking forward to port-a-potty camping. I was pleasantly surprised to find the facilities in clean condition. Clearly they are cleaned frequently, and always stocked with TP. 3. The Adventures: there's a potential for dropping a lot of money on all the extras. But the activities we were able to do with the $20 wrist bands kept us easily busy all weekend. We went back to the rock wall and archery range several times. We also did a zip line tour (my first. I was terrified), and it was a blast and totally worth the money. And the guides were amazing, which brings me to my last point.... 4. THE PEOPLE!!! In my experience, places like this have people working for them who are obviously sick of all the kids and forcing a smile to keep their jobs. Not at Camp Dakota. From the moment we got there, we were welcomed, joked with, and I felt that the family friendly atmosphere was genuine. They all made an attempt to learn our names and ask if we were having fun. They are also clearly trained in safety for all the adventures they run. They really made this trip for us. Special shout out to Juggernaut, Bumblebee, Tumbleweed, Rerun, Care Bear, and most especially PEACOCK!! Y'all are amaze balls. Oh and ps. You can have pizza delivered to your camp site. If that doesn't sell ya, well we just can't be friends.

Fantastic all around with staff and their knowledge, super clean yurt with a wood stove and bbq…read morewith propane already there, zip line, ropes course, archery, tomahawk throwing, rock wall, gold panning and more! Great spring break getaway. Office has great coffee/espresso and treats and supplies. They can even deliver a hot baked pizza to your campsite!! Will definitely be back!!

This paintball field is on the grounds of Canyon View Camp a Christian camp. It's a family friend…read morepaintball field, which means no smoking, drinking, drugs, or bad language. There are two fields to play in. One is a speed ball field that is just inflatables, lots of open area. The other field is a wooded area that offers a wood tank, a fort, a Log fort, a 1950's Car, a huge metal pipe and bunkers. The field is border with netting to protect people not playing from getting it. There is a lot of cover and concealment. There is a staging area with table and the shop/store. The shop is just a wooden shed but that is where you check in, fill air, buy paint or snakes. They offer rental guns, masks, and protective vest. Their equipment is quite nice and kept in good order. There prices are pretty good, better than other fields. If you paid for all day air they will remind you to fill before the start of every game. You have to sign a waiver but the nice thing is you can do it online. Game play is run by at least two referees, they control the games really well. They wear bright clothing so you see them and they are fair. They call out player that have been hit and just to see if player have been hit. They use whistles to let everyone know the start and end of games. They run several types of games. I use a fake bomb that must be disarmed. Looks like real and has a countdown, if you don't disarm in time it blows up (sounds an alarm). There is two way to disarm one buy pressing a button to 60 sec or pull one of four plugs. If you pull the wrong plug you blow up. Overall this place is great and I would come back. CON is the bathroom. It's a long walk down a steep hill. You have to use the camps bathroom. The bathroom is nice but I rather have a port a potty they have to make that walk again.

I have played here a couple of times and when I have it's been great and the staff is very…read moreprofessional and accommodating. Tim and company are great and will be back to play for sure in the near future

I ordered an Enola Gaye smoke product and my payment was taken immediately. At no point was I asked…read moreto verify law enforcement or military status (I am neither). After placing the order, several days passed with no communication and no progress on shipping. Eventually, I spoke with Richard, and the entire experience went downhill from there. The emails and phone calls were extremely unprofessional, and he was rude and dismissive. I'm honestly not sure how this company continues to operate with such poor customer service.

If you're into paintball, airguns, or just need your soda Co2 canister refilled, Oregon Paintball…read morehas you covered

1. Paintballs USA is the operation of individual fields across the nation. Like 100 of them…read more Their rules and supplies are hit or miss. You can rely on luck. Read some google reviews before you go so you know what are you dealing with. 2. Best to avoid Groupon entirely. It's a 4 bucks to lure you there. Unlike other digital Groupons that you get the pass for what you bought on the app. This. Is. Different. You can wait forever for Paintballs USA to email you the pass or you call them and get bad experience to start. 3. Here at this location near Lake Oswego if you plan to take teenagers for the first time, please stop by and figure out the whole cost and gears first. Situation could disappoint them because it is something you might not be comfortable paying for. 4. The Zombie thing is varies. It could be most fun ever or lame. Could be paintballs games or just a festival-ish. Different families might have totally different experiences from this place. Good luck!

great service and everything!! Made my birthday the best day ever. highly recommend them if you…read morewant to try it out. Big shout to chris! Man deserves a raise

The field is one of the larger airsoft fields in the Portland Metro Area, and as a result is able…read moreto handle many participants without feeling crowded. I've been coming here since 2012. In the last years, this field has made a concerted effort to increase the number of admins on the field, which improves the experience for participants. In addition, this field has put effort into clearing out the undergrowth so that participants can move around the field easier. Finally, they have added more pieces of cover around sparse areas of the field to make it more playable. While they did raise their monthly event pre-registration admission prices from $20 to $25 in the last year, it's still a very reasonable price to pay for a day out with your friends. I look forward to seeing continued improvements in the quality of this field as the owners cultivate their growing customer base.

It was very fun and enjoyable the people working were ok had a great time and the rest was amazingread more

One of the best paintball parks I've ever played at. They have two outdoor fields, one with turf…read morewhich is nice. Staff is super friendly and the packages aren't too expensive either

So much fun for the whole family. COVID precautions taken very seriously. The staff was very nice…read moreand professional. Only downfall is price for me... wish we could go more.

My family's been out here for more than a decade and I've been out here permanently for a bit of a…read morewhile now. Just based on the dearth of activities for kids of a certain age out here, I know airsoft was going to come into the equation. I used to take the family's terrible 1983 Ford F-250 to the auto repair shop around the corner (now gone), and always wondered how this place was. Answer: A very mixed bag. First off, I want to thank the staff up front who was great with helping me out on this first trip. I'd done a lot of paintball back east, but hadn't had much experience with airsoft. They made sure I was all taken care of and wasn't going to be in a position where I got hurt or hurt someone else. If this was just a shop? Five stars. But the playing field itself? Absolute clown show. You run into the same issues in paintball: Either the worst players from CoD in meatbag form or guys who just want to show off for people they think are military. If you have good refs, you can negate their impact and most of you will have a good time. If your ref is one guy who's, I don't know, asleep half the time or down the block playing pinball, it's going to be miserable for everyone but the biggest assholes. First off, the mounted lights: You know you get to shine that shit in people faces exactly once before they figure it out and do something you don't like, right? Second, the squatters: Oh, you're just going to sit there and pick off people as they come out of exits? Fine... you get that once, too. Finally, the level of carny-bred bumpkin who doesn't know that bending the rules is going to be met with more bending of the rules and cheaters are suddenly going to run crying to a referee who, as mentioned before, either doesn't care or doesn't exist. Other than the schadenfreude that came during that last game, I didn't enjoy much of the time in the arena. This place treats it like an ATM and an afterthought, and I'd be really surprised if there aren't hands thrown here on weekends. I genuinely worry that this part of Washington County is starting to frown on things like this, so I don't want to be too harsh to the business. But when I see how packed the arcade/"museum" lot is compared to this place... and read the experiences of others... I get the feeling it just might end up downsizing to a shop after all.

I coach a lot and I always end up here for out team builders. This place is great for groups and…read moreteam events. The staff is top tier and I have enjoyed the sense of community and patriotism here over the years. The owner is a great man and does a lot to help youth sports! Stay blessed.