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Scavenger Hunt Generator

Generate printable scavenger hunt checklists for any setting

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Choose your settings and generate a scavenger hunt!

Scavenger Hunt Ideas

Create custom scavenger hunts in seconds! Choose from indoor, outdoor, road trip, or nature settings. Perfect for kids parties, family activities, classrooms, and team building events.

How to Run a Scavenger Hunt

  1. Pick your setting: indoor, outdoor, road trip, or nature.
  2. Choose the age group: kids-only or all ages.
  3. Generate a checklist: pick 10–25 items depending on time.
  4. Set rules: time limit, boundaries, and whether photos are allowed.
  5. Print (optional): use the Print button for clean checklists.

Scoring Ideas (Optional)

  • First to finish: fastest team wins.
  • Point system: 1 point per item, +5 for completing a line of 5.
  • Photo hunt: take a photo instead of collecting items.

Safety Notes

Keep it fun and safe: supervise kids, set clear boundaries, and avoid anything that requires climbing, entering private property, or touching wildlife. When in doubt, switch to “spot it and snap a photo” instead of “pick it up”.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the scavenger hunt generator?
Select your location type (indoor, outdoor, road trip, or nature), choose the age group, pick how many items you want, then click Generate Hunt. You'll get a printable checklist!
Can I print the scavenger hunt list?
Yes! After generating your list, click the Print button. The page is formatted for clean printing with checkboxes.
How long should a scavenger hunt be?
For kids, 10–15 items is usually perfect. For teens and adults, 15–25 items works well depending on the space and time you have.
Is this good for kids parties?
Absolutely! Select the "Kids" age group for age-appropriate items. Great for birthday parties, classroom activities, and family fun.
Any safety tips for outdoor hunts?
Yes: set boundaries, supervise kids, avoid private property, and use a photo-based “find it” rule instead of touching anything unsafe.