Went with my family and had so much fun!…read more They have so much safety, from having masks, barrel sleeves, safety buttons, and more! Wait times were about 5-30 minutes but it was fun, anyways the wait times could give you a bit to rest, drink, refill and more! Getting in took a while because there were a lot of people, but it was worth it! We got 2 smoke grenades and 1 paint grenade each and 1000 paintballs each The Staff were also nice! The entry is kind of pricey but they have around 4 Arenas/maps I would recommend it

Great place to play paintball if you're in the area, rental/recreational or xball style. Drove in…read morefrom NJ and was worth the trip

Been here a few times and this place is a lot of fun…read more It's about a 2 hour drive for me from Philly. There are much closer places, so why here? There snacks and food are pretty good too. Not terribly priced. Locks for the lockers are $5 but you get to keep the master lock. The areas you can play in are large and a lot of fun. It's pretty orderly and organized. Doesn't take long to get you playing. Of course if you suck like me you'll be out in 5-10 minutes every time but it doesn't take long to reset. My only issue is the guns are junk. The refs were able to replace the gun or quickly fix the issues I was having throughout the day. They offered me extra paint balls since my gun sucked. Oh the bathrooms smelled horrible. I originally thought there was a no drinking policy. Now they have a beer garden there. We got 4 people playing deluxe and ended up giving 3 bags of paintballs away at the end. I want to start getting up here more than once a year.

Went with family and had a great time. Got the gun upgrade and fogless mask and both were worth it…read more Maps were amazing and ranged from big to small. ref Leo was awesome he showed me a better way to aim( put the air tank on your shoulder). overall awesome experience. oh and wear gloves. I have many small cuts on my hands from paintballs hitting them. remember the alimo it is a map there

We had a great time at Poco Loco. Our referee Asher who lead the games for our group did a great…read morejob!! He was friendly, provided tips, engaged in conversation and made the overall experience for my nephews really fun. Due to the park being really crowed we waited about an hour and a half after our reservation time before our first game but after that the time flew by. Special Note: Mask are not required and social distancing is not enforced. 95% of the people there did not have mask on. We wore ours. You do have a goggles mask you have to wear while playing so that helped. It's just in between games while waiting at the picnic area that you have to worry about. Overall it was a very fun day! A big THANK YOU to Asher for a job well done. My family had a blast.

Today my fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated - Zeta Omicron Lambda - Philly alumni…read morechapter hosted our first annual fundraising event here. The staff was here was very friendly, efficient and helpful in making this a good experience for everyone who attended. I've played here several times and I'd be lying if I was to say anything negative about the owner, staff, or facility. I look forward to hosting more events there in the future.

As a boy mom I love this place. My son is 14 and into airsofting. They have several fields and…read moreseveral games and he loves them all. I just set up my chair for the day and bring AirPods and a book. They spend most of the time out in the field which is such good exercise and gets out that aggressive side. My son leaves exhausted every time and just wants to eat and sleep the rest of the day. My son does have his own equipment but if you plan on going and don't make sure you call ahead of time to reserve gear because sometimes they sell out.

Connor and I went airsofting for the 2nd time. fun, less pain then a paintball. Went to my…read morefavorite place @oxhatfield.com/ in one of the pictures you can see in the left my pos plastic gun, that couldn't hit an elephant. On the right the gun that Rue a great employee of extreme outdoors Hatfield location took time to explain all the differences between the airsoft guns that they stock. Had fun after the gun replacement. Connor and friends had a blast! Can't wait to go back.

Went here as a kid and I'm 24 was awesome when I was a kid. I can't speak of current but I plan to…read morerevisit someday

My friends and I went out to the Poconos to enjoy a weekend away. We decided to try out this spot…read more I must say we all had a blast. The referee was always making sure we were following safety guidelines. He was able to explain the game to us in a very easy to understand manner. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone. I would also recommend that you layer up because those paintballs can cause some bruising lol! Thanks!!

My daughter said to give them a five. The people are friendly and helpful. This is not the biggest…read morepaintball field in the poconos, but we had a great time and made some new friends.

We had a reservation for paintball to this place for a large group. We called once we were almost…read morethere (driving over an hour) and they told us that they forgot to tell us that they are closed for the day for training. Can't really rate the paintballing itself but were pretty disappointed about them wasting our time.

The management has no regard for customers. I made a reservation as I thought I should. Put a note…read morein the reservation that if it could be moved up I would like an earlier time. Gave my name and number when I arrived ( 2 hours early) for them to let me know if there was an earlier time. They ignored my request and proceeded to give open bays to people that just walk in. Total disregard for those that do the proper thing and give them a heads up. Total insult! Next time I'll just walk in.

Great place for family fun! Miniature golf, driving zone, duck pin bowling, go karts…read more There's also a bar and good food menu that you can order on patio, bar or at your spot.

I've been here twice. The first time I injured my foot and incurred medical bills. Rooster was…read moreapologetic and we agreed to a discount of the amount of my bills for a future event. I took my stepson and his friends for his birthday, everyone had a great time. The fields were different between the two events so even upon repeat visits you can have a new experience. The provided gear gives sufficient protection from paintballs, you will only get minor bruises, and they have suits of all sizes, so no one has to go without. However, the gear is warm, so you will sweat. Bring plenty of water (there is a gas station 3-5 min away), they gave us each a bottle of water, but after 3 hours, it wasn't enough.

I stepped away for a period of time, and much of what occurred happened while I was not present…read more Several parents who witnessed the incident later spoke with me and described what had taken place, which helped me better understand the situation. My concern is not with the decision to remove my child from the game, but with the manner in which the entire situation was handled. My child accidentally discharged a paintball marker while adjusting his face mask, which was slightly broken at the time. I completely understand and accept that safety rules must be enforced, and I have no issue with him being removed from the game as a result. However, when I approached the manager to better understand what had happened so I could address it appropriately with my child, I found the interaction to be dismissive and unnecessarily confrontational. As a parent, I believe that mistakes can become meaningful learning experiences when they are handled with patience, respect, and clear communication. What concerned me most was not the correction itself, but the way it was delivered. Children are still learning how to make good decisions and manage responsibility. They should absolutely be held accountable, but in a way that preserves their dignity. A mistake should be a learning moment, not a moment of embarrassment or humiliation. I was also surprised to learn that participants were not required to sign a waiver, especially given the facility's strong emphasis on safety. Most concerning, however, was the behavior and language used by staff in the presence of both children and parents. The use of profanity and displays of anger in a family-oriented environment is unacceptable and sets a poor example for young participants. Since this occurred openly in front of multiple witnesses, including other parents, it cannot be overlooked or dismissed. In environments like this, adults set the tone. Children observe not only rules being enforced but also how adults handle frustration and conflict. Professionalism, patience, and self-control are especially important when working with young people. I hope management will take this incident seriously and consider additional training for staff in communication and behavior around children and families. Safety and discipline are essential, but so are respect, kindness, and the responsibility to ensure that every child is corrected in a way that supports their confidence and growth.