FAF Airsoft Field: Denver's Airsoft Field in Parker, CO

FAF Airsoft Field at Flat Acres Farm is the Denver area's home field for airsoft. We are at 11321 Dransfeldt Rd in Parker, Colorado, about 20 minutes from the Denver Tech Center, 30 minutes from downtown Denver, and an hour from Colorado Springs. Two playing fields, rental packages for first timers, referees on every game, night games under the lights on Fridays, and the Fox Airsoft pro shop on site. Questions or group bookings: call (888) 316-7816.

Book a field ticket · See upcoming events · Sign the waiver online

Field hours

  • Friday: 4 PM to 11 PM, night games under the lights
  • Saturday: 9 AM to 4 PM open play
  • Sunday: 9 AM to 4 PM open play

Special events run most months, from the Halloween weekend Ghouls and Guns to Gear Swap weekends and homeschool Fridays. The full list with dates is on the events calendar.

The fields

FAF has two very different fields, and we rotate game modes through the day so every player gets their kind of fight. Teams are balanced at every briefing to keep games fair.

The Market: CQB field

Fast, close range action through tight lanes, rooms, and corridors. The Market rewards quick decisions and teamwork, and it is the favorite for players who love high intensity engagements. Up to 50 players, playable year round.

The Prison: outdoor field

Our signature outdoor field with themed buildings, breach points, towers, trenches, and open ground to cover. Bigger engagements, longer sight lines, and objective based game modes. The terrain and foliage change with the Colorado seasons, so it never plays the same way twice. Up to 150 players.

Pricing and tickets

Day passes, night passes, rental packages, and party packages are all booked online. Book your field ticket to lock in your spot, or see every ticket option including annual passes, which pay for themselves if you play monthly. Every player needs a signed field waiver before stepping on the field.

New to airsoft? Start here

No gear? No problem. Rental packages include an electric airsoft rifle, full face protection, and BBs. Our referees run a safety briefing before every session and keep games structured, so you always know the objective. Here is the honest starter path we give every new Colorado player:

  1. Play once with a rental before buying anything. You will learn what kind of player you are, fast and close or patient and far, and that should drive your first purchase.
  2. Buy eye protection first. Full seal goggles rated for impact are the one non negotiable item in the sport.
  3. Your first gun should be an electric rifle between $150 and $250. Electric guns handle Colorado's temperature swings better than gas guns, which lose power in the cold. Our starter kits bundle everything together.
  4. Dress in layers. Front Range weather can serve four seasons in one game day. Knee pads are worth more than camo.

What to bring

  • Z87+ ANSI rated eyewear. Goggles must be full seal with a retention strap. Shooting glasses and mesh goggles are not permitted.
  • Lower face protection. Mandatory for players under 18. Recommended for everyone.
  • A gun bag. Airsoft guns must be bagged in the parking lot.
  • Biodegradable BBs. FAF sits on working farmland and we require white biodegradable ammo only.
  • Water and snacks. There is covered staging for breaks between games.

Every gun is chronographed before play. Standard rifles run 1.5 joules and below, DMRs up to 2 joules with a magnified optic, and bolt action snipers up to 3 joules with a 100 foot minimum engagement distance. Check your reading with our airsoft FPS calculator before you arrive.

Getting here from Denver and the Front Range

We are at 11321 Dransfeldt Rd, Parker, CO 80134, just off Parker Road southeast of Denver. From downtown take I25 South to E470 East and exit at Parker Road. Open in Google Maps.

Coming from outside Parker? We wrote a short guide for each town with the drive, who plays here from your area, and what to expect on your first visit:

Events, parties, and private rentals

FAF holds special events most months, including themed games and prize giveaways. Check the events calendar for what is coming up. We also host airsoft birthday parties, gel blaster parties for younger kids, corporate team building, youth group events, homeschool airsoft days, bachelor parties, and full private field rentals. Tell us your headcount and we will handle the rest, including rentals for the whole group.

The pro shop on site

Forgot BBs? Need a battery, a mask, or an upgrade? The Fox Airsoft store is right here with Colorado's largest selection of airsoft guns, tactical gear, and parts, backed by more than 1,300 five star reviews. You can hold a gun before you buy it and have a tech explain the difference between the $180 rifle and the $350 one in plain English.

Part of Flat Acres Farm

Fox Airsoft runs FAF Airsoft in partnership with Flat Acres Farm, a Parker attraction in its own right with farm events, food truck rallies, a fall pumpkin patch, and Halloween festivities every autumn. That partnership gives Colorado players a safe, sanctioned place to play, and it is a big part of how the sport grows here.

What is airsoft?

Airsoft guns are realistic looking replicas that fire 6mm plastic BBs at safe velocities. Games play like paintball with teams, objectives, and force on force scenarios, but without paint, so airsoft runs on the honor system and players call their own hits. It stings less than paintball, costs less per day, and the best place to try it is a sanctioned field with referees, balanced teams, and safety rules. Read our full airsoft vs paintball comparison if you are deciding between the two.

Frequently asked questions

How old do you have to be to play?

Players age 10 and up are welcome. Players under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign the waiver, and lower face protection is mandatory for them. Parents of players under 12 are welcome to play alongside them. More in our airsoft age guide.

What does a day cost?

A rental day runs less than a night at the movies. Current day pass, night pass, and rental prices are on the field ticket page. Getting fully outfitted with your own rifle, goggles, and battery setup typically costs $250 to $350.

Does airsoft hurt more than paintball?

Airsoft typically stings less than paintball. The BBs are smaller and lighter, which means less impact and bruising, especially with proper clothing and face protection.

Do I need my own gear?

No. Rental packages include a rifle, full face protection, and BBs. Closed toe shoes are required and long sleeves are recommended.

Is there indoor airsoft near Denver?

Our CQB field, The Market, delivers close quarters play year round, and combined with the outdoor Prison field you get both styles of airsoft at one location near Denver. Friday night games run under the lights.

Can I watch without playing?

Yes. Spectators are welcome in designated areas with eye protection, and parents often watch from the covered staging area.

Is airsoft legal in Colorado?

Yes. Airsoft replicas are legal to own and play with in Colorado. They must keep their orange tips for sale and transport, and you should treat and store them like real firearms out of respect for how they look. You must be 18 to purchase an airsoft gun.

Where do Colorado Springs players go?

Plenty of Springs players make the drive up Highway 83 or I25 for weekend open play, about an hour each way. See our Colorado Springs airsoft guide.

Book your session now and join the biggest airsoft community in Colorado.