DO YOU BUY USED AIRSOFT REPLICAS?

Yes, we buy back certain used airsoft replicas and equipment! However, the evaluation must be done in-store. Our team will test the replica on-site to verify its functionality and overall condition before making you an offer. If it's accepted, the value will be converted into store credit, usable on all your future purchases. Simple, quick, and convenient!

DO YOU OFFER REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE ON REPLICAS?

We offer a fast and efficient repair and maintenance service — so reliable that other stores trust us to repair their replicas. Our expert Martin, with over 13 years of experience in the field, is known for his high-quality work and quick turnaround. A technician will clearly explain all available options, estimated turnaround times, and associated costs before any work begins.

WHAT IS YOUR WARRANTY AND RETURN POLICY?

We offer a fast and efficient repair and maintenance service — so reliable that other stores trust us to repair their replicas. Our expert Martin, with over 13 years of experience in the field, is known for his high-quality work and quick turnaround. A technician will clearly explain all available options, estimated turnaround times, and associated costs before any work begins.

DO YOU OFFER CUSTOM UPGRADES AND MODIFICATIONS?

Yes! At District Airsoft, we offer a complete upgrade and customization service for your replicas — both internally and aesthetically. Whether you're looking to improve range, accuracy, or rate of fire; reinforce your gearbox for reliability; or personalize the look of your replica... Our head technician Martin (with over 13 years of experience) is here to advise you and handle the work. We also have access to several specialized suppliers that are rarely available in Quebec, such as FPS Softair, Quantum, Maxx Model, Silverback, Retro Arms, and many more. This means you'll have access to high-performance parts to optimize your replica exactly to your needs.

TALK ABOUT DISTRICT AIRSOFT AND EARN STORE CREDITS TO EQUIP YOURSELF!

At District Airsoft, you can earn store credits to spend in our shop every time a sale is made through your personalized link or promo code. Apply here: https://af.uppromote.com/districtairsoft/register. We review your application and ask for a solid reason (e.g. streamer, YouTuber, influencer, or someone active in the airsoft community). If accepted, you'll receive a personalized link and promo code earning you store credits on every sale. Cookies remain valid for 5 days after the click. No minimum sales required.

Airsoft Fields in Manitoba & Saskatchewan: The Complete 2026 List

August 15, 2026|District Airsoft

Where to Play Airsoft in Manitoba and Saskatchewan in 2026

The prairies work differently from the rest of Canada. Manitoba and Saskatchewan have relatively few permanent airsoft-dedicated fields — instead the scene is event and club driven, built around a handful of venues and two large annual operations that draw players from across the country.

If you are new to the region, the practical advice is this: find the community first, then the field. The organizers below are where the games actually get scheduled.

🏙️ MANITOBA

Xtreme Tactics – Winnipeg

Type: Indoor CQB arena (~14,000 sq ft) plus airsoft pro shop
Address: 551 Ferry Rd, Winnipeg, MB

Manitoba's main indoor venue and the only place in the province where you can play and shop in the same trip. Walk-in public airsoft games, with rental guns and protective gear available.

Hours: Tue–Sun 17:00–21:00, closed Monday.
Age: Minimum 16; 16–17 need a parent or guardian present. Waiver required.
Phone: 204-774-4303
Website: xtreme-tactics.com

Ambush Anonymous Airsoft – Steinbach / Blumenort area

Type: Outdoor field with obstacles and buildings
Location: 311 Provincial Rd, roughly 4 miles west of Blumenort, MB

An airsoft-dedicated outdoor field with scheduled tournament and open-play days. They run a loyalty and membership program: members get free admission on Saturday open play (17:00–21:00) plus discounts on BBs and gun rentals. Rental guns available.

Phone: 204-392-3429
Note: Their old website domain has expired, so Facebook is now the live channel — check there for the current schedule before heading out.

Splatters Paintball Park – New Bothwell

Type: Outdoor paintball park (~40 acres, 7 fields) that hosts airsoft
Address: 24131 PR 311, New Bothwell, MB — about 20 minutes south of Winnipeg

Seven fields including two urban fields, a School Bus field, The Castle, The Airstrip, The Complex and Speedball. Props include a three-storey castle, a military helicopter and a trailer park.

Important for airsofters: there is no airsoft rental gear — bring your own. Groups under 100 players share park time with paintball groups on separate fields and must wear paintball masks rather than mesh. Exclusive private bookings for 100+ players (Friday evenings, Saturday and Sunday from 17:00) do allow airsoft-specific mesh masks.

Walk-ons: Friday evenings, Saturday and Sunday. Weekday reservations need 8+ players.
Phone: 204-388-2255
Website: splatterspaintball.com

Mid-Canada Airsoft Events (MCAE) – Event Organizer

Founded in late 2024, MCAE does not own a field — it rents venues and hosts games at Ambush Anonymous and Splatters. If you want to know what is actually happening in Manitoba on a given weekend, this is who to follow.

Flagship event — Airsoft Reload Manitoba: Carman Arena, 44 Kings Park Dr, Carman, MB. The 2026 edition runs May 16–17, 09:00–18:00, billed as Canada's largest annual indoor airsoft event. It uses two hockey rinks — the larger as a tactical/CQB arena, the smaller as a speedsoft tournament arena. Free spectator entry, live streaming, $2 safety glasses, a $200 cash prize plus 50% of entry fees to the winners, and day-of team registration Saturday morning. Rentals available on site.

Website: mcae.ca

🌾 SASKATCHEWAN

Divide N Conquer Paintball (DNC) – Saskatoon

Type: Outdoor paintball and airsoft field, multiple game areas, day and night games
Location: About 17 minutes west of Saskatoon; office at 402 Winnipeg Ave S

The most reliable regular airsoft in Saskatchewan. Walk-ons every Sunday, 10:00–14:00.

Walk-on: $20 field fee, $25 full-auto AEG rental.
Private bookings: Any day sunrise to sunset — 2 hrs $40 own gear / $55 with rental; 3 hrs $50 / $65. Minimum 6 players, maximum 15 rentals per booking. Cash only.
Safety: Full face and ear protection mandatory.
BBs: Biodegradable required, sold on site 0.20g–0.40g ($25–$75).
Season: Opened April 25 in 2026 after a weather delay.
Phone: 306-261-1709
Website: dncpaintball.ca/airsoft-saskatoon

Paintball Paradise – Regina

Type: Outdoor — 10 playing fields across 60 acres
Address: 4246 Albert St, Regina, SK (office; fields are outdoor)

A 30-year-old paintball, laser tag and airsoft business with natural terrain plus man-made obstacles and buildings. Hosts Operation: Loyal Serpent (OLS 8), July 24–25, 2026 — Saskatchewan's largest airsoft event.

Phone: 306-537-6822
Website: paradiseregina.com
Note: Confirm self-serve airsoft walk-on availability by phone — their airsoft program is mostly event-driven.

ArMy Paintball – Swift Current

Type: Outdoor themed field
Location: About 10 minutes south of Swift Current, SK

The most characterful field on the prairies. Bunkers, towers, forts, truck convoys and over 1 km of trenches, plus a fictional D-Day themed town called Lil-Sur-Mer with fortifications, buildings, bunkers and gun batteries.

Hosts Havoc Wind, August 21–22, 2026 — capped at 100 players, free basic on-site camping, night op plus day ops. Advance booking recommended.

Phone: 306-774-8535
Website: armypaintball.net

Bravo Six Airsoft Arena – Saskatoon

An airsoft-specific arena operating in Saskatoon. This is a newer operation and we could not verify its address, hours or pricing from public sources — check their Facebook or Instagram before making the trip. We are listing it because Saskatoon players should know it exists, not because we can vouch for the details.

Loyal Serpent – Event Organizer

Founded in 2016 and one of the most respected airsoft organizers in the country. They rent venues rather than owning one, and run two annual operations:

Operation: Loyal Serpent (OLS 8) — July 24–25, 2026, at Paintball Paradise near Regina.
Havoc Wind — August 21–22, 2026, at ArMy Paintball south of Swift Current. 100-player cap, prepay only, no walk-ons, free camping.

They publish proper downloadable rules: rules and regulations, field maps, drone rules, and — genuinely — tank rules. Read them before you register.

Website: loyalserpent.com

Saskatchewan Airsoft (SaskAirsoft) – Community Hub

A province-wide platform connecting players, retailers, fields and event organizers, with individual game listings posted as they are scheduled. Note that the province runs an off-season from roughly October to April with limited games. If you play in Saskatchewan, this is the single most useful bookmark.

Website: saskairsoft.ca

⚠️ Worth Knowing

Merrill Dunes (Saskatoon) historically offered paintball, laser tag and airsoft, but their current site is entirely laser tag and mechanical bull focused. Airsoft appears to have been discontinued — call before going.
Prairie Storm Paintball (Moose Jaw) is a solid 20-acre outdoor field, but we found no evidence they run airsoft.
Dee Zee Airsoft (Saskatoon) and Brandon Airsoft and Army Surplus (Brandon, MB) are retailers, not fields.
Brandon, Manitoba has no verified airsoft field.

✅ Before You Go: The Prairie Checklist

Follow the organizers, not just the fields. On the prairies, MCAE, Loyal Serpent and SaskAirsoft are where games get posted. A field's website may show nothing while a full game runs that weekend.
Bring your own gear where rentals do not exist. Splatters has no airsoft rentals at all.
Check the mask rule. Splatters requires paintball masks for shared-park play, not mesh. That surprises people.
Bring cash. DNC in Saskatoon is cash only.
Plan around the off-season. October through April is thin. Indoor play means Winnipeg, or the Carman event in May.
Register early for the big two. Havoc Wind caps at 100 players and is prepay only, with tickets opening months ahead.

🎒 Gear Up Before Your Next Game

Prairie play means wind, dust and a short season, and rental stock is thin across both provinces — owning your own kit matters more here than almost anywhere else in Canada. District Airsoft ships Canada-wide with free shipping over $150, plus in-house repair service.

Keep This List Accurate

The prairie scene moves fast and a lot of it lives on Facebook rather than on websites. If you run a field or club that is missing here, or you spot something out of date, contact us and we will update it.

Last updated: August 2026.