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Royal Ridges Retreat

4.3 (7 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Oregon Paintball

3.7(17 reviews)
32.7 mi•Southwest Portland
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Yea no. I called them multiple times because they were sending and charging me for stuff and dude…read morewas like "oooo yea our website doesn't work on your phone so that's why your order was screwed up" But you accepted my order on my phone and it wasn't remotely correct... so how does your website not work on mobile but yet multiple dumb orders were placed, actually TWO were "placed" the same day. So that's $40 per order. Don't you think I'd make ONE order on the same day to not incite shipping twice? And when I kept calling I first got a reply "Stop spamming the phone line I'll call you back" Then when you call back "ooo we have hundreds of employees but I'm just the only one THAT ACTUALLY DEALS WITH CUSTOMERS. Good job taking my $500 on shit that I didn't want, need, or intend on buying. This guys will F you over and in 2016 they have a website that "doesn't work" on your mobile phone. Eat shit

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.

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Oregon Airsoft Arena

3.4(38 reviews)
33.3 mi

I've only been/played here a few times with my son while he was attending birthday parties, but…read moreeach time have found not only the store but the staff to be extremely well equipped and supplied. With Airsoft becoming increasingly popular and e-commerce sites offering everything g under the sun, this place offers an excellent alternative to those options as well as supporting local small business. Unfortunately for me but good for them, I foresee myself spending far too much of my paychecks here in the future! On a side note, this is also a great place to safely help anyone interested in safe and proper firearms use. The arena enforces fairly strict gun handling policies and has no issues with taking away arena privileges from anyone who chooses not to follow those rules.

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.

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Action Acres - If you don't want to be disrespected I'd find somewhere else to spend your money

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2.7(19 reviews)
44.5 mi

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.

I've been here once and the field is great. The owner is a jerk though. I called today and asked if…read moreanyone was staying after hours, and she told me, "you would be the only one here, because everyone already went home." In a very terse manner. I responded, "okay, thank you." no response. I waited thirty seconds for her to respond, and the line stayed quiet. "Goodbye," I said again, and again no response. I work a service-oriented job too, and likely a much harder one than what she does. It doesn't take much to be nice to people. This lady isn't worth your time and doesn't deserve your money.

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