Lincolnshire Airsoft Club's 30-acre Wolds woodland near Alford, built with natural structures rather than pallets and tyres.
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About Lincolnshire Airsoft Club The Lost Wood
The Lost Wood is the newest site run by Lincolnshire Airsoft Club, an open club that has been running games since 2008, so you do not need to be a member to play. It is more than 30 acres of woodland in the Lincolnshire Wolds with rolling ground. The club builds its cover from natural structures, adding more over time, so the wood keeps an old-school look without pallets and tyres. It is on a 20-year plan, with a further 70 acres set aside to add in the coming years. Game days are listed on the club's events calendar.
Game days
Not published. Check their website for dates.
Prices
Walk-on feeBring your own gun
£21
Full packageWalk-on fee, hire gun with 2 full mags, full face mask and webbing
£41
Hire gunAdd to the walk-on fee: M4, face mask, 2 pre-filled mags, chest webbing
AgeNo one under 9 may play. Players aged 9 to 12 must be accompanied by a responsible adult, and under 18s need a parent or guardian to complete the under 18 indemnity form.
Eye and face protectionEye protection is mandatory. Under 18s must wear full-face protection. Masks and glasses must be worn at all times in the game areas unless a marshal says otherwise.
Power limits (auto)Full-auto capable guns, pistols and shotguns: max 1.14 joules (350 FPS on 0.20g BBs).
DMRMax 1.68 joules (425 FPS on 0.20g). Must be locked to semi-auto, carry a magnified scope, use mags of 150 rounds or fewer, with a 25m minimum engagement range.
Bolt-action sniperMax 2.32 joules (500 FPS on 0.20g), with a 35m minimum engagement range.
ChronoAll guns are chronographed at the start of the day, and HPA systems must be locked after passing. Random checks are made during the day.
Pyro and grenadesOnly grenades and smokes from approved retailers, subject to the senior marshal's approval. BFGs are thrown underhand only. Under 18s may not buy pyro.
Lasers and knivesNo lasers on site. No real knives other than multi-tools; dummy knives must be checked by staff.