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Designed especially for younger players, this session offers a fun and safe paintball experience suitable for children aged 8 to 12. Using low-impact markers, it delivers all the excitement of paintball without the hard hits, making it perfect for first-timers or families wanting to enjoy together.
The session starts with a friendly safety briefing, explaining the rules and how to handle the low-impact paintball markers designed for kids. Each participant will be supplied with full protective gear including goggles, face protection, and camouflage coveralls suitable for the woodland setting. The low-impact markers fire smaller, lighter paintballs at a reduced speed, ensuring minimal discomfort while maintaining plenty of action and fun.
Over the course of two hours, children will take part in a variety of easy-to-follow games across the woodland fields. Unlimited paintballs are included, allowing young players to focus on enjoying the experience without worrying about running out. Parents are welcome to join in and play alongside their children, making it a great family activity. Marshals supervise throughout, ensuring safety and helping everyone get the most out of their time on the field.
The session takes place at a 10-acre woodland site located at Gravatts Lane, Littlehampton, BN17 5RD. The area offers natural cover combined with purpose-built obstacles, providing a secure and varied environment suitable for younger players to explore and play safely.
The site is accessible by car from across West Sussex and the surrounding region. Facilities include a check-in point, seating areas for spectators or resting players, and toilets. The woodland layout is designed to be both engaging and safe for junior participants.
This experience is suitable for children aged 8 to 12. All players must be able to follow simple safety instructions and listen to the marshals.
No prior paintball experience is necessary, as full guidance is provided at the start. Children should wear comfortable outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for running and moving through woodland terrain.
This venue specialises in delivering safe, enjoyable paintball experiences tailored to younger players. The low-impact equipment reduces the risk of injury and encourages confidence among first-timers.
Experienced staff supervise all sessions to maintain a fun, friendly atmosphere where children and families feel comfortable. The woodland site is purpose-built for paintball and offers a spacious, natural environment that enhances the experience. Open daily, the centre welcomes groups of all sizes for junior sessions, parties, and family days out.
Participants use specially designed low-impact paintball markers that fire smaller, lighter paintballs at reduced speeds. This ensures the experience is much gentler compared to standard paintball, minimising the chance of bruises or discomfort. Protective gear including full-face masks, goggles, camouflage coveralls, and gloves are provided to keep players safe and comfortable throughout the session.
All equipment is regularly checked and maintained to meet strict safety standards. The markers are lightweight and easy to handle, making them suitable for younger players aged 8 to 12. Staff will give a thorough briefing on how to use the equipment safely before play begins, ensuring every child feels confident and prepared.
Safety is the top priority at every stage of the session. All players receive a detailed safety briefing before entering the playing fields, covering essential rules such as never removing masks during play and following marshal instructions at all times. The games take place in a controlled environment, with marshals constantly monitoring the fields to enforce safety and assist players.
The low-impact paintballs used are designed to reduce pain and risk of injury, and the protective equipment provided offers full coverage for vulnerable areas. Parents and guardians are encouraged to stay nearby during the session and can speak with staff if they have any safety concerns or questions.
All paintball equipment, including markers and paintballs, is provided on-site and no outside equipment is allowed. This rule is in place to ensure safety and fair play for everyone taking part. Everything you’ll need to play is included in your session setup.
Our equipment is carefully maintained and designed for safety and ease of use, especially for younger players. You’ll be given a full safety briefing before heading out, and our marshals are there to support you throughout the games.
Yes, parents and guardians are welcome to participate alongside their children using the same low-impact equipment. This makes the experience a fun family activity where everyone can get involved. Adult players will also be issued appropriate safety gear and given a safety briefing to ensure the games remain safe and enjoyable for all.
If parents prefer not to play, there are designated areas at the site where they can watch comfortably and support their children. Staff are always on hand to provide updates and ensure all participants are safe and having a good time.
We don’t allow outside food at the venue, but bottled water is fine to bring along. For everything else, there’s a kiosk on-site serving hot dogs, snacks, and a variety of hot drinks throughout the day.
The basecamp area has sheltered seating where you can relax between games or grab something warm to eat. If you have any dietary requirements or allergies, it’s best to contact us ahead of your session to check what options will be available.
Paintball is an all-weather activity and runs in most conditions – rain or shine. If rain is forecast, come prepared with waterproof clothing and footwear with good grip. We’ll still run the games, and the woodland terrain often adds to the experience when it's wet.
In hot weather, our marshals are trained to monitor players for signs of overheating and ensure regular water breaks are taken. The game schedule may be adjusted slightly to keep everyone comfortable and safe.
Children should come dressed in comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for running and playing in a woodland environment. Long sleeves and trousers are recommended to protect against scratches and insects. Although camouflage coveralls are provided to wear over their clothes, appropriate footwear with good grip and ankle support is essential for navigating uneven terrain safely.
It’s also a good idea to bring a change of clothes and a towel in case players get dirty or wet during the session. Weather conditions can vary, so layering is advised, along with waterproof clothing if rain is expected.
Yes – every player must complete a declaration form before entering the game area. For under 16s, a supervising adult will need to sign the form on their behalf. Ideally, this supervisor should get prior consent from the child’s parent or guardian before signing.
These forms are essential for safety and insurance purposes and help us make sure all players understand the rules before heading out. Forms can usually be completed on the day, but if you’re part of a large group, we recommend sorting them in advance to save time at check-in.
No prior experience is needed to take part. The session is designed specifically for beginners and first-timers, with simple rules and low-impact equipment. Staff provide a full safety briefing and basic training on how to use the paintball marker and protective gear before any games start.
The marshals are patient and experienced in working with children, making sure everyone understands the rules and feels confident to join in. The session pace is tailored to young players, allowing time for questions and ensuring a positive first experience.
Food and drink are not included as part of the session package, so players should bring their own refreshments if needed. It’s important to stay hydrated, especially during active play, so packing a water bottle is highly recommended.
The site provides covered seating areas where players and accompanying adults can rest and eat during breaks. Parents may also want to bring snacks for children to enjoy before or after their paintball games.
Taking breaks is encouraged, and the marshals are attentive to the needs of all players. If a child feels tired or overwhelmed at any point, they can step out of the game area to rest and rejoin when ready. The sessions are designed to be fun and inclusive, not demanding or exhausting.
Parents are welcome to stay close and support their children during breaks, helping them rehydrate or relax if needed. Staff monitor all players and will intervene if anyone appears to need extra assistance or care.
About the centre
Climping, Littlehampton
Operated by Ground Control Paintball, a partner of adventuro.