Safety is our primary concern at Splatterpark.  The following rules (below) were designed to keep play safe, competitive, and enjoyable.  These rules will be discussed during the safety briefing at the field before you play.  Other rules may be added or discussed at that time.  If you have any questions, they can be addressed during the briefing or as they arise during your day of play.    Following the rules is mandatory for everyone.  Have fun. 

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• Masks must be worn at all times on the field and in the target area.  Once you are past the staging area cone markers, you must keep your masks on.  Do not remove your mask for any reason until you are back in the staging area.  Failure to follow this rule may result in you being asked to leave.

• Barrel Covers must be used at all times in the staging area and when leaving the fields. Barrel covers are now mandatory at SplatterPark and are now used instead of old style barrel plugs.

• No Firing in the staging area.  Firing is only to be done in the target area or on the field.  Do not fire on the field until the whistle blows to start the game.  Cease fire immediately when you hear the whistle again.  Please do not shoot at wild animals, into the lake or at anytime not during the course of play on the field.

• Field Paint Only.  Only our  field paint is permitted on the field and in the target area.  

• Do not pick paintballs up off the ground they will cause gun problems and jamming.

• All guns must be chronographed at 285 fps or less.  Players are responsible for checking their guns often.  Referees will check this regularly. 

• No full-autos - semi-auto only.

• Rental Guns.  Do not disassemble.  Keep feeder lid locked down tight. You should get 500-600 shots per tank.

• No Blind Firing.  You must be looking at your target when you shoot.

• No bunkering or charging your opponents.  Do not shoot anyone closer than 20 feet.  You must stay at least one obstacle away from your opponents.

• You are eliminated when a paintball hits you or anything you are carrying and breaks.  The ball must break to count, check to see if the ball broke before calling yourself out.  Once you call yourself out you are out even if the ball did not break.  Gun hits do count as an elimination.  

• Once eliminated call yourself “out” or “hit”, place the barrel plug in your gun raise your gun up over your head and move off the field.   The referees will assist you off the field.  Move to the sides of the field and exit as quickly as possible – the referee will tell you where to go.

• Obey all instructions given by the referees.  If you have a problem while on the field yell or signal for a ref to assist you.

• Good Sportsmanship is expected of all players.  No profanity, harassment or cheating will be tolerated. 

• The minimum age to play at Splatterpark is 10.

We are all here to have a good time, but remember to think SAFETY FIRST at all times.