It was so much fun. I went there for my friends birthday and it was a blast all the staff was so…read morenice and welcoming they also told you the best ways to shoot. They also show you a map of the shooting places

Prefer DBS over this place. Staff is friendly but the maps are huge with hard to read boundaries. A…read morelot of campers here that sit and hard to tell who's on your team.

One star for service and organization. Upgraded to two stars because I had a good time…read more If you are going in a group, make sure to pay ahead of time or BRING CASH. Cell service is spotty out there which makes paying with any type of card such a hassle.

This place is awesome! We had my nephews bday party here, Ref Jim made it such a great experience…read more We will be back!!

I would recommend this place to anyone looking for family Halloween fun. We went at night for the…read moreFlashlight Corn maze, Zombie Farm and Haunted Swamp. It was fantastic!!! I wouldn't recommend it for young children, however there are plenty of daytime activities for children of all ages. The staff was very friendly, accommodating and wonderfully personable. We bought Kettle Corn and Peach licorice to take home, the Kettle corn was the best I've ever had and the licorice was flavorful. I would recommend everything about this place.

I loved what I experienced, particularly since this is only their 2nd year at haunting. If only I…read morehad found them sooner in the seaon so I could have visited the daytime maze and seen the pumpkin chucker in action! Once across the bridge I encountered a well laid out path with eerie disturbing sounds coming from within the cornfield. The swampy area is filled with strange mutants, the out buildings residents look interbred and the dwellers of the corn atrocious. There is a bat cave, a snake pit and someone offering 'finger' food as you make your way through the dark dank path. Well crafted haunt in a swampy corn field.

Went in today to get some tanks filled and have them check out a used marker that I bought. Dusty…read morewas super gracious in helping me get it dialed in and showing me how to access some of the features. Not my first time in... it's always a great experience. These guys love the sport and it's so cool to see how they treat players and how genuinely invested they are in making paintball accessible to the Northwest and growing the sport. A sincere thank you to DBS!

The pro shop is probably up there as one of the top paintball stores in the Northwest. Dusty and…read moreDwayne have always been extremely helpful when it comes to gear from soft goods to high end markers. Never have they ever tried to sell me products to make a big sale. They've always went out of their way to inform me on products that will suit what I'm looking for. The Pro shop have gear and packages for sale ranging from beginners to seasoned veterans so you'll never have to feel overwhelmed. If you know what you want, and are not sure if its in stock, give them a call and they'll be glad to help. Another big plus is that there is a facebook page you can join and you wont miss any deals on gear! If you are part of the Big Game Group page on facebook, before events you can request in stock items be brought to the outdoor field day of the event! That saves a lot of time for me since i live quite a distance from both locations. Highly would recommend anyone to shop at the DBS Pro shop for all your needs!

I very much enjoy this pumpkin patch / haunted corn maze! We went during the later of the evening…read moreand it wasn't that crowded! We experienced their Double Dare haunted maze for around $20 and I'd say it was worth it! The staff made a lot of effort in their costume and trying to scare people. There were a lot of activities here! Like riding tricycles, basketball, football, corn maze, food trucks, swings, tug of war, etc! This is definitely one of the best pumpkin patch I've been to! They also had a good amount of food vendors! They sold apple cinnamon donuts and it was good! The size was big, however, I'd wish they served them warm and fresh. I also had their apple cider which was refreshing. The ambiance is great. It's a perfect activity to do to get into the fall season! The staff were nice as well. I can't wait to come back here next time!

We were on our way home from Snohomish last night when we passed Stocker Farms, saw the slide in…read morethe cornfield, and decided, on a whim, to stop in and see what the place was all about. It was already late, about 9pm, when we arrived and the parking lot was full. We wound up purchasing a ticket to the opening night of the Stalker maze (non VIP) and walked through the gate. There were still a lot of people there but I can't imagine how busy it gets during the day. I was really impressed by the number of activities they had for kids, the selection of food trucks, and the fact they had a beer and wine garden. We didn't arrive in time to walk through the day time corn maze and followed the signs through the fog to the Stalker maze. Mind you, I've never been to a horror corn maze before and I'm not a huge fan of horror in general. We were the last two people throught the gate and only had a small group of twenty-somethings ahead of us. We essentially had the maze completely to ourselves ... Wow. I loved every minute of this experience. It's not cheap, but the effort they put into the costumes, their characters, and the environments is simply breathtaking. The entry tunnel was disorienting as hell with its spinning visual display ... Perfectly sets up the rest of the maze because your head doesn't stop spinning which has the effect of dulling your senses for first experience. The only time I literally jumped out of my skin was when a short, creepy-as-fuck girl popped out of a dark corner in the "cannibal" house to ask kind of sweetly "are you staying for dinner?" Otherwise, it was just a ton of fun. After the Maze, we ambled over to the kids area to ride the short zip line, toss footballs and baseballs at/through targets, and throw tennis balls at iron ravens. I was very pleased to discover that I still have my pitching arm and accuracy all these years later! Absolutely worth the visit and a super fun way to end our adventuring on an unexpected note.

Overall a good experience, but i do have two pieces of constructive criticism…read more 1. Break up into multiple groups and have multiple games running at the same time! --- There were roughly 70 people on the day I went. Meaning we played 35 v 35 (respawn) for the bulk of the matches. Id suggest talking a chunk of those players to a different field to play a different game type (perhaps 6v6 no respawn, ect ect). All it costs the company is paying 1 extra ref, and then players could get more variation. 35 v 35 got old very quick... its tough to make any meaningful plays when the field is that congested. 2. Come up with a better way to identify teams. The skinny red ribbon isn't very good. Perhaps invest in a bunch of thick red velcro arm bands to use instead. This would make it MUCH easier to identify teammates from enemies.

Switching games up and the variety of players that come to the field also I've been playing there…read morefor a few years

Went for my 12 year olds bday party and the kids had the best time. Two weeks later and they are…read morestill talking about it

On Saturday May 20 I took my stepson, our family and a few of his friends to Eastside Paintball for…read morehis 13th birthday. Needless to say it was a huge hit with everyone. It's a bit of a drive but it's an easy and beautiful drive, very scenic. I was looking for a store front, but there isn't one, so keep your eyes peeled the GPS takes you to a gate and that's the right place. Our referee for the day was Jim, nice easy going guy. Took time to answer all questions, talk about safety, explain the games and provide great commentary and took photos of our games. At one point our 11 year old daughter got an unfortunate shot right behind her ear and it stung quite a bit. Jim went right out and got her and took her to our safe zone so she could rest and calm down and we didn't have to worry. She was back in the game after sitting one out and having fun again. All the paintball guns worked flawlessly and there was zero issue with any of the gear. The site we played on was basically just natural forest with some old fallen stumps and logs, lots of cover. At the end of the day I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone looking to just go out and have fun in our beautiful Pacific Northwest scenery.

Wonderful experience, good refrees. We went with 10 13-14 year old kids. The referee managed them…read morewell. Kids enjoyed it a lot. Renting an overalls is a must. The low impact balls do hurt. Not that they don't. Making sure the head gear is worn correctly is also important. Overall very enjoyable.

My 12 year old came here on an early Sunday morning for their Kids Day. It was rainy and only their…read moresmall group was there. More kids came around 10:30, which made it a lot more fun. Each round seemed to last 7 minutes. After three rounds, they'd move to a different field layout. There were three different fields. I wish the kids were given tips on how to play because most of them stood behind barrels the entire time, making it 99% snipers. Pros: -the referee was friendly and knowledgeable -covered areas with tables -paintball guns had safety barrels between rounds Cons: -not everyone was a kid, unless those kids were 6ft tall with deep voices. -poor drainage, huge mud puddles and muddy parking, very slippery