Due to environmental reasons, outside paintballs are not allowed. WE ARE FIELD PAINT ONLY. Players caught with outside paintballs will be ejected from the facility without a refund. Paintballs purchased at White River Paintball are good for up to 6 months from the date of purchase.

Keep your goggles on at all times on or near the playing field and keep a barrel blocking device in/on your marker at all times while off the playing field.

Players are allowed to shoot at each other at “point-blank” range. However, as a courtesy, please give players under 16 years old the option to surrender before firing at them at “point-blank” range. Overshooting will NOT be tolerated (especially overshooting of players under the age of 16). Short-range overshooting is grounds for immediate ejection without refund.

All markers must be set to semi-automatic, with a 10 balls per second cap. Response triggers must be set to a 7 balls per second cap.

All markers must shoot at 280 feet per second or less. We will help you adjust your marker to the proper speed, if necessary.

No moving bunkers! Even if they look like they can.

Do not get into or climb onto the helicopters, planes or vehicles.

Ghillie suits (any excessively large clothing that is worn with the intention to prevent balls from breaking): ghillie suits are classified as any net/cloth clothing that is intended to resemble foliage by this field (this does not include standard clothing such as camo shirts and sweatshirts). If a player wearing clothing that is deemed as a ghillie suit and/or excessive gear by the scenario master is hit by a paintball then the player is out. The paintball does not have to break when hitting the player, the player is still out.

No drugs. No alcohol. No fireworks.

Do not wear yellow clothing. (Because that’s what our referees wear!)

Do not argue with the referees. They are on the field to ensure everyone is safe and has a fun time.

If you need a paint check please tell the referee WHERE the player is that needs to be paint checked.

All of the playing field boundaries are marked with yellow rope. Stay inside the boundaries.

Keep your finger off the trigger and your marker pointed at the ground at all times while you are off the playing field.

Don’t blind fire – you must be able to see what you are shooting at.

Camp fires must be at least 100 feet away from any building on the property. Campfires must be small and must be monitored at all times. Do not leave fires unattended.

No dry firing in staging, camping or registration area. You may dry fire in the chronograph area.

All non-standard paintball devices (grenade launchers, LAW rockets, paintball tanks, etc.) must be approved by the scenario master prior to play. Our scenario master is best reached via the contact form here.

Keep your paintball gear in your possession at all times. You are financially responsible for all rental gear. White River Paintball is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

No swastikas, modified swastikas, Nazi paraphernalia, or affiliated items.

Cursing and foul language are prohibited.

Paintball is a rugged outdoor activity that requires running, jumping, crawling, hiding, and other strenuous physical activity – all while being chased or hunted by an opponent. Serious injuries such as broken bones, blindness, cuts, etc. can happen while playing paintball. White River Paintball assumes absolutely no responsibility for any personal injury for any reason including, but not limited to, negligence and faulty equipment. You are playing at your own risk.

All sales, reservations and registrations are subject to our reservations policy found on the FAQ page of our website.