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Ultimate Paintball paintball in Sydney - group bookings

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Ultimate Paintball (Cawdor)4.8 (460)

From $69pp

Groups of 10 or more can book a private session so every game is played only against the people you came with.

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Out where Remembrance Drive meets Cawdor Road, Ultimate Paintball has turned 120 acres of bushland into 14 separate battlefields. Referees take the group from one field to the next through the day, so a Vietnam-style jungle game can be followed by a push across the D-Day assault course, a scramble through the scrapyard or a stand-off around a grounded plane on the airfield.

The venue has been operating at Cawdor since 2007 and is Australian owned. Overalls, a mask with head protection and an air-filled marker come with every booking, with no entry charge and no hire fee on top.

How a day at Cawdor tends to run:

Kit is handed out on arrival, then each player picks a paintball pack at the counter.
A referee runs every game and moves everyone between the themed fields.
Most players go through 800 to 1,100 paintballs, which lasts two to three hours.
Between rounds there is covered seating for more than 200, plus picnic areas.
The Camden Valley Inn next door handles the meal and drink afterwards.

Pricing starts from $69 per person, for a smaller pack that has to be prepaid online. Weekend groups of any size can book and may share the field with others, while weekday bookings need 10 players or more. There is parking on site for both cars and buses.

Zombieland is a forest field, a change of pace from the military-themed ones.
A trench network and timber forts suit attack-and-defend rounds.
The airfield has a grounded plane to fight around, and a hand-built helicopter serves as a prop.
The Vietnam-themed field and the D-Day assault course carry the military theme.

Grooms, birthdays and younger players

The Buck Cage locks the groom inside a pyramid cage while his mates take aim.
Birthday organisers can prepay a party pack covering 10 players.
Anyone 12 or older can play the standard game, as NSW law requires.
Younger players from 8 have a separate junior program with lighter, low-impact gear.

Answers to Common Paintball and Laser Tag Questions

Where exactly is the Cawdor paintball park?

Ultimate Paintball is on the corner of Remembrance Drive and Cawdor Road, a few minutes out of Camden. It is about an hour's drive from central Sydney, with parking for cars and buses.

Is hire gear an extra cost at Ultimate Paintball?

No. Overalls, a mask with head protection and a marker with air are all included, and there is no entry fee. The only thing players choose and pay for on the day is their paintball pack.

Can a group of six play at Cawdor on a Tuesday?

Weekday games need at least 10 players, so a group of six would need to come on a weekend. There is no weekend minimum, although smaller groups play alongside others.

What is there to do after the games at Cawdor?

The Camden Valley Inn is next door for a meal and a drink. On site there are picnic areas and covered seating for more than 200 people.