There's plenty of woods, a creek with a bridge, a fort (multi-story log construction) and a "town" (2 rows of plywood buildings. There is also a speedball area with irrigation tubing and plastic drums.
Pros;
It's field paint only, but if you call up a week in advance, they'll will get you pretty much any RPS brand paint you want (so long as it's in stock with the local distributor). Prices are around $50-65/case depending on the specific paint you want.
Greg (the guy the runs the field) is a really helpful guy. When my girlfriend complained about the accuracy of the stock pro/carbine she was using, he let her borrow one of his barrels. When my remote line blew out, he let me borrow one of his. When a buddy of mine showed up with a brand new cocker, he helped him time it.
Paint and CO2/air fills are well priced, and there is no field fee. It costs as much to play there as it does to just to play in the woods.
Cons;
It's not a very well known field, so it's best to go with the private group route, as there usualy won't be many other people to play with.
Conclusion;
The paint, price and staff is great. The only thing the field really lacks is frequent costumers. The price and selection of paint make it a good field if you have your own group (cheaper then Splat Action, Weekend Warriors, Portland Paintball and Hit n Run). If they had more people show up, I would rate it a 10 and be there every other weekend.
