Paintball & Airsoft Fields

Two airsoft players move between tire and wooden barricades during an outdoor match, wearing protective masks and team vests while navigating the field. Airsoft facilities on Long Island offer tactical, scenario-based play for individuals, groups, parties, and experienced players.
Two airsoft players move between tire and wooden barricades during an outdoor match, wearing protective masks and team vests while navigating the field. Airsoft facilities on Long Island offer tactical, scenario-based play for individuals, groups, parties, and experienced players. File photo: Dima Plotnikov, licensed.

Paintball and airsoft fields on Long Island range from large outdoor scenario parks to indoor tactical arenas designed for year-round play. The relatively small number of dedicated facilities means players often travel across Nassau and Suffolk counties, and sometimes into Brooklyn, for open-play sessions, private groups, birthday parties, team outings, and specialty games.

Use the interactive map below to compare current public paintball and airsoft facilities by activity, indoor or outdoor setting, play type, and area. Because schedules, age requirements, rentals, field availability, and open-play sessions can change, confirm details directly with the facility before traveling.


 Interactive Map


Paintball Fields

Cousins Vets Park in Calverton is a dedicated outdoor paintball location with large playing areas, walk-on play, group bookings, and a lower-impact Gel Blast option. The park is located at Veterans Memorial Park on Route 25 and is separate from Cousins’ nearby Edwards Avenue airsoft facility.

High Velocity Paintball in Coram operates an outdoor complex with seven themed fields. Its layouts include woods, trenches, military-style environments, a western town, and a castle-style field, giving both first-time players and experienced groups several styles of play in one location.

Area 53 Indoor Paintball in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, provides a very different experience: a multi-level indoor arena with open sessions, private bookings, and lower-impact paintball. Brooklyn is included because it is geographically part of Long Island and the facility is a realistic destination for players traveling from Nassau and western Suffolk.

Airsoft Fields

Cousins Edwards Ave in Calverton is the company’s Long Island airsoft location, with outdoor mission-based and MilSim-style games, equipment rentals, chronograph checks, and objective-based play. Cousins advertises regular open-play sessions as well as group reservations.

StrikeForce Sports in Farmingdale is a large indoor airsoft facility offering public sessions, private parties, rentals, tactical terrain, and an on-site pro shop. Its indoor setting makes it one of the area’s principal all-weather options for airsoft.

Blue Collar Farm in Manorville combines indoor and outdoor airsoft with scenario-based missions, a CQB-style indoor space, target experiences, and an obstacle course. Public sessions are schedule-based, so visitors should check current availability before making the trip.

Paintball vs. Airsoft

Paintball uses markers that fire paint-filled rounds and is commonly offered in woodsball, scenario, speedball, and lower-impact formats. Airsoft uses small plastic BBs and replica-style equipment, with gameplay often emphasizing tactical objectives, longer engagement distances, and military-simulation scenarios. Most facilities provide safety briefings and rental equipment for newcomers, but minimum ages and equipment rules differ by field.

Open Play and Private Groups

Open play allows individuals or small groups to join other players during scheduled public sessions. Private bookings are generally better suited to birthdays, bachelor parties, corporate outings, school groups, and larger groups that want to play together. Several facilities offer both formats, but reservations may be required and public-session schedules can vary by season.

Methodology

LongIslandGuide.com compiled this directory by reviewing current official facility websites, booking information, current addresses, and recent operating updates. A location was included when paintball or airsoft is a substantial public visitor activity and the field could be reasonably verified as active. Retail-only pro shops, mobile-only party services, closed fields, and marginal listings without a current public or private play experience were excluded.

Map coordinates were checked separately and embedded directly into the map rather than generated through live geocoding. Cousins Vets Park and Cousins Edwards Ave are treated as separate locations because they serve different primary activities. High Velocity is represented by its current Coram outdoor complex, and StrikeForce Sports is mapped at its current Farmingdale address. Operating days, age restrictions, rental availability, pricing, and event schedules can change, so visitors should confirm current details directly with each facility.


Key Facts & Details

FeatureDetails
GuidePaintball & Airsoft Fields on Long Island
Mapped Facilities6 current public paintball and airsoft destinations
Primary ActivitiesPaintball, airsoft, MilSim-style games, scenario play, low-impact paintball, and group events
Areas IncludedBrooklyn, Nassau County, and Suffolk County
Indoor OptionsStrikeForce Sports, Area 53 Indoor Paintball, and indoor portions of Blue Collar Farm
Outdoor OptionsCousins Vets Park, Cousins Edwards Ave, High Velocity Paintball, and Blue Collar Farm
Open PlayAvailable at several facilities on scheduled days; check current calendars before visiting
Private GroupsWidely available for birthdays, corporate outings, bachelor parties, teams, and other groups
Interactive MapFilter by activity, setting, play type, and area

Long Island’s paintball and airsoft scene is concentrated in a relatively small number of dedicated facilities, which makes choosing the right field more important. Whether you want a large outdoor paintball course, a tactical outdoor airsoft game, or an indoor arena that works in any weather, use the map above to compare the available options and confirm the current schedule before heading out.


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