When we're practicing in Virginia, we frequent the "Master Blasters" field in Chesapeake, near the VA/NC border. Dave Pearson is constantly making improvements to this facility, with hyperball, speedball, airball, and an attack & defend field. The local players are great, and the competition is outstanding. Both newbies and tourney players are welcome, and games are usually available for both skill levels. The field is open from approx 0900 - 1600 on Saturdays and Sundays. If you're in Norfolk, come on down and check it out!

We also practice at a new field (Sept. 2004) up in Gloucester, Virginia, called "The Swamp". The owner, Tommy Du Bose, has built an outstanding facility, with two regulation 5-man airball fields (capacity for two more), plus a concept field (combat town) and a five acre woods field. There is an on-site store and snack bar. And they have both indoor bathrooms (store) plus portable toilets near the field. The field is open from 1000 - 1700 on Saturdays and Sundays. If you don't mind a little driving, then it's definitely worth checking out.

Another great "weekend" field, is Action Town's facility at Ft. Eustis. They have a small store/pro shop, a sup-air field, and a large woods field. Very organized and well-run, they occasionally have special events with prizes, etc. Best to check out their store near Greenbrier for details.

When it's raining outside, we have played up in Newport News, VA, at the "Hot Shots" paintball facility. They have a small, well-run indoor field.

We also play frequently at our home base for the Coastal Breakers paintball team near Camp Lejeune, NC, at Coastal Paintball. Owned and operated by Bambi Bullard of the Coastal Breakers teams featured in Action Pursuit Games magazine, they have an outstanding set-up that ensures maximum play for your time/bucks.

For vacations in the Shenandoah Valley, we play at Skyline Paintball. Sue and her staff will be happy to hook you up for a great day of paintball. And there's a beach nearby if you want to go for a swim!