100 acres of West Midlands woodland. Two themed battlefields in one day. One post-apocalyptic wasteland at dawn. One lost jungle kingdom by afternoon. UKARA-registered. M54 Junction 3.
Most UK airsoft sites give you one flavour: woodland or CQB. Ace gives you two genuinely different wars in a single Sunday. You play aggressive in the morning, tactical in the afternoon, and go home with double the stories.
Post-apocalyptic open flatland. Helicopters. Underground bunkers. Missile trucks. Trenches. Squad-on-squad, high-tempo, aggressive. Bring a full auto and a loud mouth.
Forgotten jungle warfare zone. Dense undergrowth, hillsides, streams. Snipers Ridge. Ancient monuments. Ghillie suit territory. Move slow, think hard, outsmart the other squad.
We've spent ten years building this site out with real helicopters, real bunkers, real missile trucks and real trenches. Because a flat woodland with some barrels in it isn't a battlefield, it's a walk.
A downed chopper in the middle of open ground. It's the map's natural centre of gravity: both squads converge on it, both squads bleed for it. Hold it and the Wasteland folds around you.
Two entry points. Total darkness. Pistols only when it gets close. If you've never breached a real bunker with a torch-mounted carbine and a team breathing hard behind you, you're about to.
Full-scale vehicle props that function as hard cover and objective points. Both trucks and the fuel depot anchor the Wasteland's objective-capture games. Great flanks, terrible places to get pinned.
Elevated position overlooking the stream and the bridges. Long sightlines. Dense foliage. Ghillie suit wearers eat here. If you've ever wanted to justify that £400 bolt-action, this is the ridge you've been waiting for.
Stone structures scattered through the undergrowth, connected by a stream and bridges. Defensive holds, chokepoints, ambush spots. The Lost Kingdom rewards players who move like they've actually read a book on small-unit tactics.
Hand-dug trenches in the Wasteland. Hillside embankments in the Kingdom. Low cover, high cover, dead ground, and enough barricades that no push ever feels the same twice.
Games run the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month. Here's how the day plays out. Get there by 09:00 or you're walking into the briefing cold. And the Wasteland doesn't care.
Ace is a UKARA-registered site. Play three games here over a minimum of two months and you qualify for your UKARA number, the defence that lets UK retailers sell you a Realistic Imitation Firearm. No UKARA, no gun of your own. Simple as that.
Rent a kit. Turn up. Play. Survive.
Better kit, better tactics, zero nerves.
Two months elapsed. You're now a regular.
Issued by Ace. Yours for life.
Walk into any UK retailer. Buy the gun.
Pre-booked online is the cheapest way to play. Walk-ons pay cash on the day, and pay a premium for the privilege of not reading this page. Rental kit includes everything: assault rifle, magazine, 1,000 rounds, mask, vest.
Best value. Locks your place. Pay online before Sunday.
Everything you need. Turn up with your face and boots.
Cash only on the day. Subject to availability. Arrive early.
Smoke, mud, adrenaline, and the weird camaraderie of people who spent an hour trying to kill each other and are now eating a bacon roll together. This is airsoft at Ace.
"We've spent ten years building this site to be the thing we'd have wanted to play on when we were starting out. Turn up, leave it all on the field, and I'll see you at the café."
You come off M54 Junction 3 onto the A41 towards Cosford. The entrance is 20 metres from the roundabout. We're closer to the motorway than most motorway services. The woodland has no dedicated postcode, SatNavs get it wrong, so use the what3words link or just head for the roundabout.
Next game day. Both battlefields active. Pre-book now and save £3. Rental kits limited. They go first every time. If you've read this far, you're already in.