Abstract: A water fortress used in a game or as a toy which has a hollow plastic frame connected to a garden hose. The water fortress receives a continuous supply of pressurized water from a garden hose. Access points along the plastic frame are used to supply the pressurized water to targets and water pistols. The front section of the frame has a canvas shield to protect the player within the water fortress from an opponent's water gun. The object of the game is for opposing players to shoot at the targets of the opposing player with the water pistols. When the targets are hit, they release pressurized water which sprays the opponent. The water fortress permits easy assembly/disassembly and multiple water fortresses may receive water from a singular garden hose at the same time.