Airsoft in Scotland

Scottish airsoft by area

Glasgow and the west

Area 66 plays in the woods off Gartshore Road in East Dunbartonshire, outside Glasgow. A walk-on is £25 with your own kit, plus a £1.50 booking fee, and hire is £50. Minimum age is 14, and under-16s need an adult on site. Bio BBs only.

Section 8 is off Dura Road at Allanton, near Shotts in North Lanarkshire. It runs walk-on game days every two weeks across 1,400 acres of woodland. The green fee is £25 with your own kit, and rental packages start at £45. Minimum age is 12, with written parental consent for under-18s.

The Depot is indoor CQB in a warehouse - the former Playtex factory in Port Glasgow, in Inverclyde. It moved there from the south of Glasgow. Fortnightly Sunday games cost £36 with your own kit or £46 with hire. Minimum age is 13, and players aged 13 to 17 need an adult playing alongside them all day.

The Worx plays at Stuckenduff Farm, Shandon, near Helensburgh, on 200 acres of mixed heath, moorland and forestry above the Gare Loch. Sunday games run every three weeks at £25 with your own kit, light lunch included, or £50 with rental. Summer evening games are £15.

Ayrshire and the south west

Biohazard Airsoft runs indoor CQB at the Nobel Business Park in Ardeer, Stevenston, and is open weekly. Minimum age is 12, and a parent or guardian signs for under-18s. The site doesn't show a standard walk-on price at the moment, so check its booking page.

Our other Ayrshire listings publish little we can confirm. They're in the list above - ring before you travel.

Edinburgh, the Lothians and Falkirk

Battlezone Edinburgh plays on 60 acres of woodland at Dolphinton Burn, South Queensferry, beside the M90, west of Edinburgh. Walk-ons run every other Sunday at £25.75 with your own kit, or £61.80 with rental. You must book and pay ahead - turning up on the day costs £45. Minimum age is 12. The site also runs paintball.

Players of War is at Loanfood Wood, High Bonnybridge, just outside Falkirk. It's woodland with purpose-built buildings, a mock town and a Fortress area for CQB. The green fee is £25 in cash on the day; full hire is £45 and must be booked. Players must be 16, and 16 and 17-year-olds need a playing adult with them.

Fife

Fife Wargames plays every fortnight at Cairngreen Wood, near Cupar, on 100 acres of mixed forest, open scrub and plantation with hills, ridges and a quarry. Alongside open days it runs military simulation (milsim) days and night exercises. Under-18s must be signed in by an adult.

The Fort holds open skirmish days on Sundays in Inchdairniemuir Woods, off Strathore Road, Kirkcaldy. The £25 walk-on fee covers the whole day and includes a full face mask and camouflage suit; full hire is £25 on top. Minimum age is 12, and under-16s need a parent or guardian on site at every visit.

Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and the Highlands

Battle Grounds is at Druggam Woodlands, between Westhill and Banchory in Royal Deeside, west of Aberdeen. Its walk-ons, under the name Bunker 31, run every Sunday except the last of the month: £30 with your own kit, £50 with equipment. Game zones include a village, six-foot trenches, a castle and a to-scale Chinook helicopter. Its Bunker Buster weekend in July 2026 ran over three days, with a Friday night game, Saturday day games and competitions, and a Sunday walk-on.

Monkey Face Combat plays in Feyglass Wood at Loch Farr, on the Farr Estate near Inverness. It holds a monthly airsoft session, all day from 10 to 4: £35 with your own kit, or £70 for the hire package. Minimum age is 11. It also runs paintball.

When we checked on 21 October 2026, we listed no site in Dundee, Perth, Stirling or the Scottish Borders. Search by town for the nearest alternative.

Own-kit, full-day adult rates from each site's own website, checked 21 October 2026. Some add a booking fee. Confirm with each site before booking.

New to the sport? What airsoft is covers the basics, and site safety rules is worth reading before a first game.

How we check every Scotland listing

We run every Scotland listing against the UKARA and BAC registers every Monday. When we checked on 21 October 2026, every Scotland listing was on the UKARA or BAC register. What a register listing means - and what it doesn't - is covered in what UKARA is.

A rolling website check reaches each listed site about once a week. If a site's website stops loading, we flag it on the listing so you know to ring before travelling.

We have listed airsoft venues since 2019. We list fields - we don't run games, sell guns or give legal advice.