Rec Ball Rules

Lost Valley is a "Field Paint Only" facility, unless otherwise stated. Please do not bring paintballs purchased elsewhere.
Bathroom & running water is available in the Ski Area's Ski Patrol Building. Please ask LVP staff for info
Because this is a large Ski Area with summer activities, we ask that you please go in Paintball designated areas only - the set-up/shop area, chrono, speedball, mountain play areas, and restrooms.
No smoking in the shop, on the mountain, or near the speedball court. If you must ... go to your car. Please be discreet - there are kids here.
No drugs or alcohol, please. We reserve the right to check coolers.
Please purchase paint before going to the field.
Please let our staff know if you have any allergies to bee stings, or asthma, or any other condition which could effect your health while playing.

Masks must be worn in the chrono area.
Masks must be worn in the Speedball Court & Woods games areas.
Never break the seal (the foam seal inside the mask around your eyes) for any reason - even if fogged or dirty - call for a ref.
Penalty for mask removal could be warning, removal from a game, or removal for the day.
Barrel Plugs IN and Safeties ON at all times unless in the chrono area or in a game.
When you're eliminated from a game, plug IN and safety ON.
There shall never be any hand-to-hand or physical contact, unless to tag an opponent.
No shooting or dry-firing unless in a game or at the chrono station.
Field adjustments to over 300fps speed will result in elimination for the day.
We have a 20-foot Surrender Rule at Lost Valley. Before shooting at close range, please ask for a surrender. If your opponent refuses, fire away once.
We have a 10-foot NO SHOOT rule. Please do not fire if closer than 10-feet!
A player is eliminated when a paintball breaks on them leaving a mark the size of a quarter or more. Call for a paint check if in doubt. Once you're eliminated, call "Out!" and hold your marker over your head. Put Safety ON and Barrel Plug IN. Once you call yourself out, you're out no matter what.
Any splatter from a paint grenade is considered elimination.
There are no "time-outs" in paintball, unless directed by a field referee.
Once you're eliminated, you cannot talk to your teammates, nor can you give any paint or supplies to them.
During a Paint Check, there should be no shooting, no moving, and no talking. At this time, you may reload or change CO2 tanks.
Players will be given armbands for team identification.
Players will be advised of all scenarios, games, and missions before each game starts
No climbing trees
No throwing sticks, stones, etc.
If your CO2 "burst disc" lets loose, put the marker down on the ground and step away until it discharges.
In case of thunder & lightning, we'll vacate the field to our base set-up area.