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Suurpea · Loksa

Airsoft camp in the forests of Suurpea. Real missions, real teamwork — for beginners and experienced players alike.

What is waiting for you at camp?

Picture this: you are at the forest edge, your team beside you, mission clear. The enemy is out there — and you make the call. That is how every day starts at the youth airsoft camp in Suurpea forest. This is not a screen game. This is real.

Camp is not just shooting. Every day includes tactical training, mission planning and real game rounds — from defensive battles to reconnaissance missions. You do not watch others play — you are in the game yourself.

Before every outing you learn the safety rules, how to handle a replica and what the mission objective is. Honesty-based sport means every hit is your own responsibility — that turns you into a team member whose word counts.

It does not matter at camp whether you have played before or not — on a mission, every member has a role. Cooperation, quick decisions, trust in your team — these are skills you genuinely practice at camp. Not in a classroom. In the forest.

After camp many young people continue airsoft regularly. Public events run constantly on naissaareairsoft.ee, where you will meet those you went through camp with. Airsoft is not a one-time experience — it is a community.

I want to join!

Why this summer is different from the rest

Friends you will not forget

A mission completed together creates a bond you cannot get on a screen. The friendships formed at camp last beyond the summer.

Outside, not behind a screen

Forest, fresh air and real action. At camp you move, think and act — this is sport you will remember.

You decide. You lead.

Every mission demands a quick decision. Camp trains leadership and adapting your plan in real time — not in theory.

Safe and trustworthy

Experienced instructors, mandatory protective mask and strict joule limits. Your safety is our top priority.

First time? No problem.

Camp works for complete beginners. We start from scratch — by the end you are playing like a team member.

A story worth telling

After camp you have a story to tell. A real mission, a real team, a real win — and it is entirely yours.

Camp location

Suurpea · Loksa

The camp takes place in Suurpea village near Loksa — a forested and versatile airsoft field where dense mission corridors alternate with open areas. The terrain was made for this game.

Suurpea area is known in the Estonian airsoft community as one of the best outdoor training venues. Forest, old buildings and open fields — every mission brings a different challenge. Boredom is not an option.

Camp dates are listed on naissaareairsoft.ee — search for an event called "laager" (camp). You can also send an inquiry through us and we will notify you of the next camp.

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Airsoft world at Suurpea

Questions & Answers

Airsoft is a safe sport when safety rules are followed. All participants wear a mandatory protective mask throughout the game. Replica joule limits ensure hits are felt but cause no injury. Experienced instructors are in the field with the young players at all times.

The camp provides protective masks and all necessary safety gear. Bring comfortable sportswear (preferably in dark tones), sturdy footwear and a water bottle. Replicas can be rented on-site — using your own is allowed if it meets safety requirements.

The camp is open to young people from age 13. Younger participants may also join if a parent accompanies and supervises them. No previous airsoft experience is required — the camp works for complete beginners.

Camps typically last 1–2 days. Specific times depend on the individual event. All conditions — start time, duration and other details — are listed in the event announcement on naissaareairsoft.ee.

Upcoming camp events are listed on naissaareairsoft.ee — search for an event named "laager" (camp). You can also submit an inquiry through the form below and we will notify you of the next camp.

Longer camp events usually include lunch. Specific conditions are listed in the event announcement. We always recommend bringing water and snacks.

Airsoft uses small plastic BBs, paintball uses paint-filled balls. Airsoft replicas look realistic, paintball markers do not. Airsoft is based on an honesty system — players acknowledge their own hits without any paint mark. Airsoft is widely played in Estonia and offers real tactical depth.

Book your spot

Spots are limited. Leave your details — we will sort out the camp details together.