Sessions are for ages 10 and up; youth groups must belong to a recognized organization to qualify for discounts.

Can I bring my own paintball gun?

Yes—private markers are allowed but must be chronographed by Pocono Mountain staff; all paint must be purchased on site.

What facilities are on site?

The facility includes heated changing rooms, hot showers, a cafe (Red Rock Cafe), a picnic pavilion, parking, and a gift shop.

Is there food provided?

Every admission includes a free hotdog at the end-of-day barbecue; additional meals can be ordered from the on-site cafe.

Do you play in bad weather?

Games run rain or shine; extreme weather may cause cancellations or schedule changes for safety.

12 Fields of Fire: Pocono Mountain Paintball in Nesquehoning

Q: Are reservations required?

Reservations are required for groups and recommended for weekend walk-ons; the venue limits players to 100 per day.

Adventure Brief

Bring a team, bring a grin: Pocono Mountain Paintball’s twelve varied fields near Nesquehoning deliver full- and half-day play, top rental gear, hot showers, and a free hotdog barbecue. Perfect for groups, birthdays, or pairing with rafting and biking nearby.

Half and Full Day Available.

moderate

From $66.23

Pocono Mountain Paintball in Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania, sits where the mixed oak-and-maple forests of the Poconos meet old coal-country ridgelines. The operation runs half- and full-day paintball sessions for ages 10 and up, and the property’s twelve distinct fields compress diverse terrain—streams, thickets, oak flats, hollows, hills, buildings, forts, trenches, and sandbag bunkers—into a single, action-packed playground. What makes this place stand out is the scale and variety: three scenario fields simulate extended missions across acres while smaller fields sharpen close-quarters skills. The staff limits attendance to one hundred players per day, which keeps lines short and play time long. Rental gear is top-tier; packages include a marker, goggles, unlimited compressed air, and access to modern facilities—heated changing rooms, hot showers, a cafe called Red Rock Cafe on site, and a picnic pavilion. Every participant leaves with a free hotdog from the end-of-day barbecue. The landscape itself is part of the draw. You’ll duck through oak flats and cross small streams that have cut shallow hollows into the hillside, taking cover behind wooden forts and weathered sandbag lines. In spring and early summer the understory is green and dense; fall brings crisp sightlines and bright maples; winter play continues if conditions allow, turning the fields into a high-contrast training ground. The mix of natural features and manmade structures keeps scenarios varied and replayable. Groups love Pocono Mountain Paintball for birthdays, bachelor parties, scout outings, and corporate events. The operation accepts private guns but requires chronographing on site and controls paintball purchases to on-property stock only. They also offer group, student, and military discounts, and coordinate with nearby rafting, biking, and kayaking adventures for multi-activity days. Play runs rain or shine, though extreme weather can alter reservations. Practical notes: parking is free and bus-friendly; field staff manage safety briefings; youth group discounts require an organized affiliation. The meeting point listed is Whitewater Rafting Adventurestttt for certain combo packages. Whether you’re new to the sport or a hardened speedballer, Pocono Mountain Paintball pairs accessible logistics with terrain that rewards strategy, teamwork, and fast decision-making—making it one of the region’s best places to run hard, take cover, and laugh off a perfectly placed shot. Booking is straightforward through the operator’s reservation system; reservations are required for groups and recommended for weekend walk-ons. The venue is an integral piece of the local recreation economy, sitting minutes from Nesquehoning’s river corridors and close to multiday trailheads used by mountain bikers and paddlers, which makes it easy to combine paintball with rafting or kayaking on the same day. Staff run clear safety briefings, enforce chrono limits, and maintain field rules so newcomers can learn quickly while experienced players chase tactical mastery. Expect sore muscles and big smiles.