Scavenger Hunt Ideas, Lists and Clues

A hunt list for the place you are in, ready to print.

A scavenger hunt needs three things: a list, a boundary and a finish time. The list is the slow part, so that is what these pages do. Each one is written for a single place, season, occasion or crowd. The beach list stays with things that wash up and get left where they lie, the office list stays inside the building, and the grown-up list gives points for a paper map and a team photo with no feet on the ground. Open the page that matches your hunt and a list of ten is already dealt. Lock the items you like, replace the rest, then print the sheet or share the same list with every team. Clue pages come as rhymes, with the hiding place shown for the adult who sets the trail. Every list is printed in full at the bottom of its page.

By crowd 7

Lists written for who is playing: adults, teens, families, students, colleagues and teams on a video call.

By place 10

Lists that only hold what that place really has, from a beach to a grocery store.

Seasons and holidays 8

Finds and clue trails for one date on the calendar.

Parties and surprises 4

Clue trails that end at a present, and guest hunts for showers and receptions.

First hunts for small children 3

Colors, letters and shapes to find around the house.

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