Woodland Warfare Weekend: Open-Play Paintball at Hell Survivors, Pinckney

PINCKNEY PAINTBALL FIELD GUIDE

Woodland Warfare Weekend: Open-Play Paintball at Hell Survivors, Pinckney

Saturday and Sunday open-play sessions (ages 6+) with two-hour or all-day options, on-site paint sales, and mandatory safety orientation — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.

Woodland Warfare Weekend: Open-Play Paintball at Hell Survivors, Pinckney.

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Location
Pinckney
Operator
Hell Survivors
Category
Paintball
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Experience an exhilarating day of paintball at Hell Survivors Playfield in Pinckney: choose an all-day session or a two-hour block, receive safety training and field orientation, and spend the day running action-packed games across a wooded outdoor playfield.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PLAYFIELD

Field-Only Paint Policy

Hell Survivors is a Field Paint Only (FPO) facility: all paintballs, paint grenades and paint-related ordnance must be purchased on site to protect equipment and maintain safety standards.

THE OPTIONS

Two-Hour or All-Day Sessions

Open-play runs on Saturdays and Sundays with choices of a two-hour block or an all-day pass; both formats include the orientation and opportunity to familiarize yourself with the field before play.

THE PREPARATION

Safety Orientation and Practical Prep

Before you step onto the field every player signs a waiver, receives a safety and game briefing, and is encouraged to practice on the target/radar range and walk the playfield to learn cover and routes.

What the day feels like

What a Day on the Field Feels Like

You arrive, check in and sign a waiver, then sit through a focused safety and equipment orientation before testing your marker on the target/radar range. Players who arrive early can walk the playfield and practice with equipment; once referees start the cadence of games you move from ambush to sprint and back, exiting between rounds to clean barrels, reload, and prepare for the next match.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this weekend open play suits — and who should think twice.

1
Active FamiliesSuited to families with children aged 6 and up who want an action-packed outdoor day, provided younger players meet the age guideline and parents ensure proper clothing and supervision.
2
Groups of FriendsIdeal for friend groups seeking high-energy, social competition across a wooded playfield with flexible session lengths.
3
First-Time PlayersGood for beginners—safety orientation and practice range time are provided—so arriving early to learn equipment is recommended.
4
Those With Service AnimalsNot generally suitable unless the animal has valid service training certification and an official service animal harness; pets are not allowed.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Open-play runs Saturday and Sunday with two-hour blocks or all-day options; check-in early if you want practice time and to avoid missing the first game.

What to Bring

Wear full, old clothing, boots or high-top shoes and bring mosquito spray (do not spray goggles); bring a padlock if you want to use free lockers.

Ammo & Rentals

Paintballs are not included; field paint must be purchased on site. Marker/goggles and ammo pack rental are available as an add-on for two-hour play.

Logistics & Arrival

Plan to arrive one hour before your chosen start time to check in, complete waivers and attend orientation so you’re ready for the first game.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Are paintballs included in the session price?

No — paintballs are not included. You must purchase field-approved paint on site at Hell Survivors Playfield.

What ages can play?

Players aged 6 and older may participate.

Do I need to sign anything before playing?

Yes — waivers must be signed before playing.

When should I arrive?

Arrive one hour prior to your chosen start time to check in, obtain rentals if needed, and attend the safety orientation.

Can I bring my own paint and grenades?

No — Hell Survivors is a Field Paint Only facility; paintballs, smoke grenades and paint grenades must be purchased at the playfield.

Are pets allowed?

No — pets or animals are not allowed on the premises; service animals require valid service training certification and an official service animal harness.