I can't comment on how good or bad this Airsoft range is because I never got a chance to even inquire about playing. I was standing outside the playing field in the public parking lot about five feet from my car watching the beginning of a game. I was going to make my way up to the entrance when I was approached by one of the game officials who politely and professionally asked me to stand a little further back from the fence so as not to risk any injury from flying pellets (I was wearing my Oakley sunglasses for this reason, but they didn't have sealed side protection, so they were technically not allowed --- never mind the fact I was standing OUTSIDE the fenced playing field in the public parking area). I figured this was cool and fair enough, but before I could step back from the fence, the same "blond bitch" that Bill A. is likely referring to in his October 26 review very RUDELY told me to leave since I didn't have the proper eye protection on. Since I was outside the sanctioned playing field where there are NO notifications for eye protection, I've got to wonder just how much of the Fort Ord area these jackasses think they control? Anyway, no matter how good this Airsoft field might be, please be aware of some of the personalities involved in running the place (in fairness, I'm sure they have some decent people, but I never got the chance to meet them). As of the date of this review, the "blond bitch" is mentioned in 50% of Yelp's reviews of this Airsoft field -- so potential cusomers beware. I would like to thank her, however, for saving me the hundreds and hundreds of dollars I was going to spend there. read more

I've gone with my group 3 times to this field.....It's is full of strict power hungry staff. To find a staff member it takes usually ten minutes. Many hazardous areas and terrain. A lot of litter from players and not cleaned up after. Briefing full of swearing and warnings of the many hazardous rooms and glass in the buildings. Many players shoot from a distance alot of the battle is mid ranged. Cqb isn't recommended because of the long gaps which seem to be watched all the time. Unfortunately the players are unsupervised and many hits are uncalled. People do call hits and it is noticed and appreciated. The overgrowth of stinging weeds and sticker burs make boots a must at this field. My squad also had the problem with players breaking the blind fire(not presenting yourself as a target)rule as well as manhole rule(shooting through rotten holes in walls) which got very annoying and happened to us every event. Now foliage.. My squad has been eliminated through large amounts of foliage. The blind man rule states no shooting unless you are a presented target which the staff aloud which was ridiculous having the same person two events in a row use to eliminate every one who walkthrough the area. If you like strict staff,unhonest players, unnecessary swearing,stinging weeds,rotten wood,litter,hazardous environments, and finally a long drive for a 30$ fee which is overrated for this field go to Ford Ord!!!! read more

This will be my third year playing airsoft. Ft. Ord was the first field I played on and I have been hooked ever since! I have always been afraid of guns and a few friends whom are gun enthusiasts and also play airsoft thought it would be a good idea to bring me to an event. It was overwhelming at first but I saw all of the care, planning and safety that went into putting the event together so I stayed. I have since played on other fields through different operators but I will always come back to Ord. There are always familiar faces and the camaraderie has become one of my favorite things about this sport and this field. I prefer the milsim ops they produce and the field is easy to navigate. The admins are responsible and respectful and I have not yet had a negative experience with other players. The field is dangerous and rugged but Roundhouse has many rules and regulations in place to ensure that everyone is as safe as possible, which is my second favorite thing Fun, safe, affordable, and organized! There are usually a few airsoft vendors sponsoring the event as well as a food vendor for convenience. I would recommend these events for beginners because they will learn respect for the sport and their fellow players from the beginning as well as sound safety advice when dealing with airsoft equipment on and off the field. read more

I've always had an awesome time playing at this field with many experienced players and even some newer players who are just getting into the sport and want to try a light Mil-Sim game. A great field with plenty of cover and multi story buildings that create a whole different aspect of airsofting. Engagements that create stories that even years later my buddies and I talk about. The staff is one of the main reasons I keep coming back since 2008. Always friendly, and happy to help polite players, they make this field a must play. Sean and his team always come up with fun and challenging scenarios for the teams to battle it out between themselves, and if it becomes too much of a one sided onslaught, they do their best to even the teams, or create an even playing field. Pistols are a must for fighting indoors, it creates a whole different environment than being able to run a rifle through a building. Anyone, new or experienced who hasnt had the opportunity to play this field with yet I highly recommend you do so. I've kept making the three hour drive several times a year for the past 6 years, and never regretted the 4am wake up calls, or the utter exhaustion when feeling like you've played one of the most challenging and enjoyable games you can remember. Always a great time, highly recommend to every airsofter. read more

I am a 45yr old male and I have been playing the sport of Airsoft since 2008. During that time I have played on several fields around the Bay Area. In my opinion, the games run by RHP in Marina Ca, are the best in the area. Sean, Alex and the rest of the staff have made playing at Ord something I look forward to every month (and I rarely ever miss). The professional attitudes of the staff and the love for the sport come out in every game played there. The field is very unique place to play at since it is an old Army base and full of old buildings and barracks. The crowd is a good mix of veteran players and new players. The atmosphere on the field during the game is one of mutual respect and camaraderie. The high level of play experienced at Ord is a good reflection on the players and the staff of RHP. During the summer, RHP hosts kid only games (13-17) and some mixed kid/adult games also. This has been great for my son who also loves to play Airsoft. Safety is discussed at every game and is enforced on the field at all times. If I could only play Airsoft at one field, without a doubt I would choose RHP games at Ord, everytime! John F. read more

I've been to ten airsoft games at Fort Ord over the past several years, and they have been mostly good experiences. The number of players has ranged from about 50 to over 300. The setting is certainly unique -- abandoned WWII-era two-story barracks, some 50 of them, with over a dozen available for entry and play. You can use your airsoft weapons to shoot in and out of (glassless) windows, and even use sound grenades to take out a whole floor. Sometimes I feel like I'm in a French town in 1944, fighting house-to-house to liberate the country. You have to pay attention at the game briefing, and you'd better print and bring their field map or you'll be completely confused on where you are and where to go. Even then, it's easy to friendly fire the opponent because the teams are divided by uniform patterns that are often quite similar. There are three games held during the day, about 1-1/2 hours each. The lunchbreak is much too long, stretching from about noon to almost 2 pm. But overall, the setting and the intensity of the skirmishes make this a fun place to play, which is why I return every few months. read more

I've been in Airsoft for over probably fifteen years now, I was one of the first members of SF Recon back in the day, and Ord (Round House Productions) was one of the first and only fields we played on, A: because back then it was about the closest field we could find and B: It was by far the best. Sean and everyone has always been a great help to anyone that needs pointers, help with teching, help in general, or even a get out there and kill some people speech to get you motivated to get out in the field even if you are greener than your BDU's. Not to mention the field itself is quite superior because it offers not only the Close Quarters environment but you can also experience medium to long range engagements as well! Granted, some may say that you can get a similar experience at another field but if you ask me, it is no where close. I haven't been out in about ten years or so now but I look forward to hopefully wreaking a little havoc this week end. I hope to see a lot of old and new faces out there and I look forward to many fun returns! read more

Went for the first time cool place used to be old Army Barracks ample parking, portable bathrooms, big field, on site food vendor Spencers. Lots of building to building engagements big grid with two story buildings. I saw a lot of areas that could be potentially dangerous for kids doesn't seem to by a lot of Field maintenance going on just be cautious don't go Rambo and you should be ok. I enjoyed the Event and the fact that it was also a Charity Event for the victims of typhoon haiyan in the Philippines they had Raffle Prizes for donations and there were a lot of good Raffle Prizes that were also donated by Bay Area Airsoft Vendors including those that run the Field. Something's we didn't like 5 minute respawns, teams designations hard to tell who's on your team and who's not. One hour Games this could be plus to some but there were some games which were pretty much stale mates with not much going on other that teams shooting at each other from building to building. read more

I've been a serious airsofter for about three years now and hands down this is my favorite field to play in. Not only is playing on the Fort Ord grounds an amazing experience historically, and does nothing but good in helping the game feel more realistic, but the staff who run these games and the regular players here are by far the best I've been around and got to know. I've played in about a half a dozen fields and the people here are just all around the best crowd. The staff is all around very professional, with just the right amount of crazy, so games are ran very smoothly while not taking the fun out of airsoft. The regular crowd is the one I respect the most out of any group of people I've played with as well because they are very honest and are simply very cool people to play with. So to put it simply, THIS FIELD and the people I've got to know while playing here are the biggest reasons why I love this sport. read more

I have only played here about two times and its a nice and competitive place with a great field. People here take the game serious which adds more of a realistic affect to each match. Each game comes with a different objective which makes it fun and adds a different type of game play. Besides the great people you meet, there are also two booths here that sell anything that you would need and the prices are reasonable. Especially Prime Air soft which has always hooked me up! The guy went as far as fixing my gun when the motor became unplugged and if your feeling hungry there is also a food booth that sells really good things like my favorite chicken teriyaki with lumpia fries. This place will definitely not upset you and I can say you get what you pay for!! The raffles which they enter you automatically in can sometimes give you the opportunity of winning prizes like an air soft gun or even go pro cameras. read more

The best airsoft field I've been too yet. I always ask staff at other fields, sponsored teams, and employees at airsoft stores, no one knows of a better field anywhere close by. Every serious airsofter comes here as they can (it's a little far for frequent visits). Great field, love the terrain (they use an old military base) I love having the combined open air large space with the tight close quarters buildings. Best part is the staff, super nice and friendly, most importantly, kind and supportive towards new players. Makes it feel like you're just with a huge group of friends. Only complaint (the only reason I give it 4 instead of 5) would be that you get a large number of teams and groups that take the game very seriously. With is all fun and good, but this can lead to frequent disputes and mean spirited-ness. Easily avoidable though, stick with the cool players, there are lots of them. read more

I have been airsofting for six years now and this is hand down my favorite field in northern California. The staff is professional and respects all the players but still puts safety first. The fact that this is only a 18+ field and still brings in hundreds of people a month shows the level of professionalism this field and its staff have. As for the field it is an excellent mix of CQB and large scale action with its close fighting in buildings, to the strategic importance of planning major attacks to complete elaborate and thrilling objectives. The objectives are always new and can be accomplished by many means and the complexity of these objectives is second to none. I highly recommend this field to anyone over 18 and who is trying to airsoft at the highest level and still have a great time. AR read more

This field offers an interesting mix of mount/cqb and outdoor play. By having many of the buildings open to the second floor, there is an added dimension of height. You never know where someone will pop up! The staff are very good at what they do, and are quick to resolve most issues that arise. However, the type of field, and players they attract may not be for everyone. The games tend to cater to mil-sim, with objective based play being the norm. If you are looking to play 25 "paintball" or COD type games in a day forget it. But if you are a player or team looking to play in an intense mil-sim environment, you simply cannot find a better place in the area. If you can get to one of their special events like TRAP's it gets even better! Well worth the drive from where ever you are. read more

I've been attending Roundhouse events since before they were held at Heartbreak Ridge, Sean and company host top quality mil-sim events. Although I liked the layout of the old field better, this field offers high paced action packed thrills a minute trigger happy FUN, and you can quote me on that! The field really does offer something for everyone, snipers, close quarters, bb hosiers, knife killers and grenade attackers......hee heee!!! Most attendees are respectable hit takers/players, once in a great while you'll find an invincible sole out there but not often. All in all, you're bound to have a great experience and tons of fun!! Keep up the good work Roundhouse, see you on the field! Tiki out. read more

Been to the field twice now and i gotta say it is a blast. Games are organized and the people in charge are very friendly. This last weekend there were over 120 airsofters out there so the match got really intense! One thing I did notice, though, is that some of the players do not call their hits. My buddy and I recorded when I took out 5 maybe 6 players from the other team and they did not get out. I would advise RHP to maybe get a few more refs out there on the field to make sure people call their hits and make it more fair and enjoyable for everyone, but I guess this kind of thing happens in airsoft. All in all, the field is awesome. I recommend it to anyone looking to have some fun. read more

MY 3 sons been playing since last year 2013 when they have the 14yrs or youth game, you have 95% chance to recover what you lost in the field. With their program of giving BB's with the youth game saves me a lot. and when you send suggestions they will consider like scheduling more for Youth game this coming summer. and another thing they will be giving discounts for returning gamers. They treat players very good, Sean and Alex even goes around @Lunch just to get feedback from all players. Very nice playing fields and very safe. My 4rt son still waiting for his age bracket to come up with a game, he's going to be 12 this year. We even end up bringing some players with us. read more

I've been to this field since I turned 18. I have never met anyone as friendly and helpful as the staff members and attendees of this place. The mil-sim events held at this place are reasonably challenging yet do-able. The rules are there for a reason and are followed with the utmost integrity. Just a few tips: Bring a flashlight there are many buildings with scarce lighting. Wear the correct uniform for the team you signed up for. (Don't be the confusing guy with just a black vest on and green pants because if I see you peeking out a window from a far there is a high chance I will think your on another team) Be safe. read more

This place is amazing, It was taken there by a friend about a year ago. I look forward to going there every month ever since. The place is cool, and they always make sure that everyone is following the rules. I really like that its close by to play every month, since there is not that many places that allow you to play legally. I think everyone that plays there appreciate what Round House Productions does for the airsofters in the area. I would recommend this place to all the people who want to have a good experience playing airsoft, begginers to experience players?? read more

The field is safe place to play with a staff that cares about the safety of it's players. The scenarios are generally easy to understand but require teamwork and speed to accomplish. only real problem is the uniforms sometimes are confusing when players wear different patterns, such as woodland tops with multicam pants. I've been coming here for over three years and look forward to some of the more unique games such as midcap only, gas blowback, and the one night op I went to. I plan on coming back as long as they hold games. read more