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A morning or afternoon session on purpose-built game zones at Winchburgh, around 20 minutes from Edinburgh city centre. Marshals issue your marker, camouflage overalls and full-face protection, lead a safety briefing, then run objective-based games through woodland and themed arenas. Book with 300 paintballs included, or choose 500 if you want more ammo for a busier session without topping up on the day.
Marshals greet you at Craigton Farm, collect camouflage overalls, a marker and full-face protection, then join a safety briefing covering distances, game rules and how each scenario works. Your marshal explains the first objective before you head onto the maps.
Games rotate through different zones so you are not repeating the same recapture all session. You might hold a position, escort teammates, or work as a team to take control of a themed arena. Short breaks between rounds give you time to reload, grab a drink and reset. Extra paint is available on the day if you want more ammo.
The site sits at Craigton Farm, Craigton House, Winchburgh, EH52 6PY, close to the M9 and around 20 minutes from Edinburgh. Players also travel from Kirkliston, Livingston, Fife and Ingliston.
For the entrance, use what3words ///coconuts.stated.tuned. On-site parking is available once you follow signs from the farm approach.
Players must be 11 or over and comfortable taking part in outdoor activity on uneven ground. You need to follow marshal instructions throughout, including safe marker use and staying in the designated playing areas.
No previous paintball experience is required. Wear old clothes and sturdy closed-toe footwear under the overalls. Bring a warm or waterproof layer in cooler weather.
Sessions run on purpose-built game zones with marshals who change the missions as the session goes on, rather than leaving you on one map. Hire includes the marker, camouflage overalls and full-face protection, plus biodegradable paintballs with your chosen package.
The Winchburgh site is the closest paintball venue to Edinburgh city centre and works well for friends, birthdays, stag and hen groups, school days and workplace teams.
Meet at Craigton Farm, Craigton House, Winchburgh, Edinburgh, EH52 6PY. The site is around 20 minutes from Edinburgh city centre and is easy to reach from the M9, M90 or M8.
Use what3words ///coconuts.stated.tuned for the entrance. Follow on-site signs for parking once you arrive at the farm.
No experience is required. You'll receive a full safety briefing before any games start, covering how to use the marker, safe distances and how each mission works.
Marshals stay with your group throughout the session, so first-timers and returning players can share the same games without feeling left behind.
Your booking includes site entry, marker hire, camouflage overalls, full-face protection and either 300 or 500 paintballs, depending on whether you book 300 or 500 paintballs.
Marshals check the kit before you go onto the maps. Extra paint can be bought on the day if you use your allocation before the session ends.
Wear old clothes that allow you to move freely, plus trainers or boots with good grip. Overalls go on top, but the woodland ground can be muddy or uneven after rain.
Bring a warm or waterproof layer for cooler days and a water bottle. Gloves are optional and can help with grip on the marker.
Players must be 11 or over for this paintball session. Everyone taking part needs to follow marshal instructions and stay within the safety rules for the full session.
Younger children have a separate lower-impact option at this site. Ask when you book if you are organising a mixed-age group.
You'll take part in objective-based games across purpose-built woodland and themed arenas. Missions change through the session so you are not repeating the same format every round.
Your marshal explains each objective before play starts. Typical games include holding a position, escorting teammates and working together to take control of a zone.
Sessions usually go ahead in light rain. Wear a layer under the overalls and bring spare socks if the forecast looks wet. Play only stops if conditions are unsafe for markers or movement on the maps.
You will be outdoors for most of the session, so plan clothing for the weather on the day.
Meet at Craigton Farm, Craigton House, Winchburgh, EH52 6PY, around 20 minutes from Edinburgh city centre. The site is easy to reach from the M9, M90 or M8.
Use what3words ///coconuts.stated.tuned for the entrance, then follow signs for parking at the farm.
Morning sessions start at 9:30am and afternoon sessions start at 1:00pm. Plan to arrive a little early so you can check in, collect kit and join the briefing before games begin.
A typical session lasts around three hours. Full-day windows are sometimes available if you want a longer day on the maps.
You should be comfortable walking, crouching and moving across woodland ground. The pace is active, but marshals build in short breaks between games so you can reload and catch your breath.
No specialist fitness is required. Mixed-ability groups are common for birthdays, stag and hen parties, school days and workplace teams.
Yes. This session is set up for friends, birthdays, stag and hen groups, school days and workplace teams. Marshals adapt the missions to the size and energy of the group.
Tell us the occasion when you send the booking request so the team can plan start time and package size around your numbers.

About the centre
Winchburgh
Operated by Bedlam Paintball, a partner of adventuro.