Top Shooting Sports Spots in Germany

Pack a snack! The breaks can be longer than expected, and having something to munch on kept my energy up for more rounds.

Bring your own gear if you can! Rentals are okay, but I found my personal gear way more comfortable. Plus, saves you some cash.

My advice is to book your session in advance, especially on weekends. It can get super busy, and you don’t want to end up waiting around

I recommend bringing snacks and drinks for after the game. You’ll be exhausted and it’s nice to refuel without having to buy overpriced stuff on-site.

I suggest wearing old clothes because paintball can get messy, and you don’t want to ruin your nice outfit. Also, the paint can be a pain to wash out!

I think it’s worth investing in the rental equipment if you’re unsure about your gear. The rentals are solid and can save you the hassle of worrying about bringing your own.

Make sure to wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes. I felt way more relaxed and it was safer when moving around the shooting range.

Bring some cash for snacks or the souvenir shop. I regretted not having cash on me because the card payments weren't accepted everywhere.

I suggest booking your session online beforehand. I saved time by avoiding the long lines that formed at the entrance, and it guaranteed my spot!

My advice is to arrive by 1 PM to beat the crowds. The action gets intense, and you can snag the best spots on the field when it’s less busy

I recommend checking the weather before heading out. Some of the outdoor areas can get really muddy after rain, which can make things tricky and less fun!

I think it’s a good idea to grab snacks nearby before you go. The onsite food is okay but pretty pricey, and it didn’t fill me up enough for all that running around!

I suggest bringing your own gear if you have it. Renting can add up quickly, and the options might not be what you like. I brought my own gun and felt way more comfortable!