Welcome at base
Your group is checked in, shown the day's flow and guided into the preparation area.

The Hunter Region's mission crew
From the first welcome at Palmers Road to the final result in the field, our crew brings structure, local knowledge and unmistakable energy to every Newcastle paintball day.
Your hosts at Freemans Waterhole
Long before a group enters the fields, the Newcastle team checks the equipment, prepares the base area and confirms how the day's missions will run. It is practical preparation designed to keep every group moving.
Once play begins, marshals explain objectives clearly, balance pace with fair supervision and give new players the confidence to join in from the opening game.

How Newcastle runs your day
A clear four-stage rhythm keeps the experience organised while the action stays fast.
Your group is checked in, shown the day's flow and guided into the preparation area.
The team fits protective gear and explains masks, markers, boundaries and field conduct.
Marshals divide teams, set objectives and supervise the action across the Newcastle fields.
Questions and equipment issues are handled quickly before both teams head out again.




Battlefield leadership in the Hunter
The team adapts every introduction to the ground ahead, highlighting the key boundaries, objectives and pressure points before the whistle sounds.
Clear support all day
The Newcastle crew stays visible from briefing to final game, reinforces the rules consistently and responds quickly whenever a player or piece of equipment needs attention.

Meet us at Freemans Waterhole
Bring your group to our Hunter Region centre and let the team guide the preparation, briefings and battlefield action from beginning to end.