NO ALCOHOL to be consumed prior to play and you must be over 18 years old*

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Phoenix Paintball presents an exciting variety of high quality fields ranging from natural forest and bush land, built structures on undulating grassland, to a flat speed ball sports ground. It is located in the nature-based tourism town of Rawson, on the Walhalla & Mountain Rivers Tourist Trail, and is easily accessed from Moe or Traralgon.


Get into one of the world’s fastest growing adrenalin sports... learn from the experts at Phoenix Paintball! Our experienced staff range up to state, national and international competition levels. They are there to assist you personally in getting started and enjoying your day.


Make your bucks or hens party a memorable day by taking on the challenge that can only be had through paintball. Group bookings are available all year round for corporate work break-ups, birthdays or just social events. You may even consider booking in your footy or netball clubs as a fundraiser.


After your paintball session, finish off with a BYO BBQ on the property or a meal at one of the local pubs (bookings essential).


The site also features self-cater, motel-style lodge accommodation, but book it early! As well as having paintball for the thrill-seekers, the site is a great base for family holidays with bushwalks including exploring the kids' enchanted forest, as well as guided 4WD tours of Ghost Towns, Mines and Mountains. Nearby attractions include Walhalla Historic Township, Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort, the Thomson River and Baw Baw National Park.


Phoenix Paintball can arrange tailored packages to incorporate four wheel driving tours, camping, hiking, snow trips, team building activities with professional facilitation available, and any other activities you can do in the great Aussie bush!


Bookings are essential, so give us a call to reserve your day.


*Photo ID is collected before you play



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Splat Fact: Paintballs travel at around 280-300 feet per second