Editing California Paintball Park (section)

== Recreational paintball ==

=== Walk-on play ===

California Paintball Park offered regular walk-on paintball sessions.

Walk-on play allowed individuals and small groups to join organised games without reserving a private field.

The 2009 account described weekend sessions and different rental packages for half-day and full-day play.[1]

The park offered games on a variety of field layouts.

=== Private events ===

The park accommodated birthday parties, corporate events and other organised groups.

Private bookings could be arranged outside regular walk-on sessions.

A 2009 report documented a birthday party held at the park and described its organisation of games for inexperienced players.[1]

Private group activities remained part of the business under the later Combat Paintball Park name.

=== Equipment rental ===

The park offered rental equipment for players who did not own their own gear.

Historical packages included semi-automatic paintball markers, goggles, protective clothing and paintballs.

The 1999 WARPIG directory also documented compressed-air and CO2 services.[2]

Equipment rental was an important part of the park's recreational business model.