Built on a working farm nobody was farming anymore
Ridgeline Paintball opened on forty acres of fallow farmland that had gone to woods and scrub. Rather than clear it flat, the fields were cut into the existing terrain - the creek bed, the old fence lines, the stand of pines - because flat ground makes for a boring field and a bulldozer does not build good cover.
The Speedball Pit and the Village came later, once weekend groups started asking for something faster than a thirty-acre woods walk. All three fields run most weekends, and a marshal walks every round - not to referee gently, but to call hits and keep masks on.
Most bookings are stag parties, work teams and groups of teenagers who found each other on a group chat. Nobody comes here for a quiet afternoon.
