High Ground Airsoft - Cypress, Texas

sunny oliver

This place is great. My teenager loves playing here on a regular basis. So much so that I finally decided to join him. We have probably gone 25-30 times. The staff is friendly, they offer food and drinks, and there is a airsoft store connected to it that has just about anything you would need to play and upgrade.

Wyatt Villanti

I have played here many times and often with issues amongst players and staff. The safety video is shown and then lack luster reffing is displayed. Manager explained rules multiple times and players proceeded to not call hits, not call trades, feather the trigger, etc. Video footage was shown to manager and all that was done was a gentle reminder to the player. The player base does not follow rules because the leadership at High Ground won’t enforce rules. This review is based off different games, different days, etc. I have stayed to help when the sprinklers broke. I love airsoft and the community it brings, High Ground focuses on the wants of few other the needs of many. Every once in a while the field is calm and the play is amazing, but these standards are rarely met. This often leaves Houston airsofters to either not play, or play in the scenario described above. I chatted with several fellow players and they shared a similar sentiment. I have given feedback to multiple managers and haven’t seen change. My most recent visit will most likely be my last, though I do hope it improves.

Marian Sarkis

It was so much fun! My son and his friends had a blast for his birthday! They are super friendly, they explain all the rules and are really caring and a genuine group of employees! Especially the manager! We plan on going on a more regular basis! Loved it and would definitely recommend!

Joseph Ainsworth

Rented a birthday package and totally worth it. Turn key gear provided, or bring your own. 350psi only. Great shop with very comparative prices. Knowledgeable pro-staff. Highly recommend.

Papa Johnathan

Update: This place looks amazing!
Don’t forget to bring/buy the new *required LED arm band*

The new store front, new setup area, and the updates in the area are just what it needed.
Now there are more staff members in the store, that helps with the congestion. Though it does take a minute to get some help but it’s usually because they’re dealing with a customer who is still trying to figure out what they want. Sometimes they’re dealing with trolls so a little patience goes a long way. TIP* It also helps if you’re not just standing in the entrance or hiding in a corner hoping they’ll spot you hiding in the gear aisle.

The Staging area looks amazing, with the new led lighting and the brand new paint job the place looks brand spanking new. The new look of the snack bar is clean and goes great with the scheme. Full credit to the crew.

The Arena has changed a little but in a big way. The fans have made a huge difference keeping the arena from getting too hot. The new additions of sniper towers, second floor in Whitehouse, games with new features, new obstacles, and a new coat of colors.

Still a great place to drop off the kids for a few hours or a whole day of free time.

Experience it for yourself and develop your own opinion. Maybe you will like it.

Swayden J

They dont raise prices field consistently changes for a fresh experience every couple of weeks staff does a pretty good job with keeping players to abide by the rules. Loopys the best <3

Alex Muniz

The Evike Outpost is great but High Ground isn’t a good time. I went twice and both times I left before the play period ended. Some of the rules make very little sense and it often felt like right as I was starting to have have fun a referee would call out me or another person for some stupid stuff.

Like for instance they have a rule where there is no physical contact “of any kind” they like to point out, but then for their “bang bang” rule apparently the muzzle of your gun has to be touching the person you are trying to take out. Now what sense does that make?! Another issue that I have is that there are rules not covered in their safety video, like no strobes on your flashlights but flashing muzzle devices are okay, full-auto is stated that it is not allowed but binary triggers are a-okay, and if you buy a gun from the evike outpost more than likely you will have to have a modification done to it to make it less powerful so you can play at high ground.

Also don’t be fooled by their Brews and Pews night. Even though they say 21 and up for that night, there will still be kids running around on the field.

TLDR, the place is feels like it’s built for city folk who are scared of getting shot and the experience suffers from it greatly. Oh! And don’t try and say anything bad about the place while you are there because the staff may try and square up with you.

Paul Johnson

Fun as long as the workers themselves aren't playing. Most of them don't call hits and when you call them out they will retaliate and over shoot you and the refs won't do anything about it cuz they work there. Used to go here every week till I started dealing with all the cheaters on Wednesday nights at bbs and brews. Haven't gone since and now don't know if I can trust the techs.