THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Race the clock through Ipswich as the city becomes a survival gameboard. In 60 minutes you’ll scavenge, answer challenges, and use local landmarks to keep your colony alive — all self-guided and family friendly.
Race the clock through Ipswich as the city becomes a survival gameboard. In 60 minutes you’ll scavenge, answer challenges, and use local landmarks to keep your colony alive — all self-guided and family friendly.
A cold clock over the market square starts the countdown; your team huddles at the recommended outdoor start point while the River Orwell runs like a warning just beyond the quay. The city’s lanes and waterfront become a gameboard — shopfronts, plaques, and park gates hiding the supplies your colony needs.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Ipswich, Suffolk
A cold clock over the market square starts the countdown; your team huddles at the recommended outdoor start point while the River Orwell runs like a warning just beyond the quay. The city’s lanes and waterfront become a gameboard — shopfronts, plaques, and park gates hiding the supplies your colony needs.
Ipswich wears centuries on its cobbles: a Roman footprint, a medieval port that pushed trade upriver, and a 19th-century waterfront reborn with warehouses turned cafes. Geology is modest here — low-lying clay and river terraces — so the walk stays largely flat, punctuated by short flights of steps at bridges and quay edges. Culture is immediate: market stalls, public art, and a pocket of parks where local life spills into the route.
Expect a brisk, self-guided urban walk of roughly 1.5–3 km over 60 minutes with minimal elevation gain (<50 m). You’ll use a smartphone to hunt items, answer trivia, and complete quick challenges to reach a 4,000-point survival threshold. Teams up to 10 can race the clock; the game is family friendly and stroller-accessible but you’ll move on foot through mixed pavement, cobbles, and park paths.
Practical tips: charge your phone, wear grippy shoes for wet cobbles, plan for variable weather, and pick a start time that avoids heavy market or rush-hour foot traffic. The experience is as much about rapid observation and teamwork as it is about walking — treat the city respectfully, leave no trace, and enjoy watching Ipswich’s layers of history become part of your route.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires the ability to walk briskly for up to 60 minutes
The game lasts 60 minutes and typically covers 1.5–3 km depending on route choices and pace.
Just a charged smartphone with data; a portable battery and comfortable shoes are strongly recommended.
Yes—it's family friendly and stroller-accessible; however, some sections include cobbles and steps at bridges.
Bookings are required and confirmed instantly; play is self-guided within your reserved hour, and you should start at the recommended outdoor location.
Ipswich is one of England’s oldest towns with Roman origins and a medieval port that shaped its streets and waterfront development.
Respect historic structures and public spaces: take litter with you, avoid climbing on heritage features, and follow local guidance to minimize impact.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cold clock over the market square starts the countdown; your team huddles at the recommended outdoor start point while the River Orwell runs like a warning just beyond the quay. The city’s lanes and waterfront become a gameboard — shopfronts, plaques, and park gates hiding the supplies your colony needs.
A cold clock over the market square starts the countdown; your team huddles at the recommended outdoor start point while the River Orwell runs like a warning just beyond the quay. The city’s lanes and waterfront become a gameboard — shopfronts, plaques, and park gates hiding the supplies your colony needs.
Ipswich wears centuries on its cobbles: a Roman footprint, a medieval port that pushed trade upriver, and a 19th-century waterfront reborn with warehouses turned cafes. Geology is modest here — low-lying clay and river terraces — so the walk stays largely flat, punctuated by short flights of steps at bridges and quay edges. Culture is immediate: market stalls, public art, and a pocket of parks where local life spills into the route.
Expect a brisk, self-guided urban walk of roughly 1.5–3 km over 60 minutes with minimal elevation gain (<50 m). You’ll use a smartphone to hunt items, answer trivia, and complete quick challenges to reach a 4,000-point survival threshold. Teams up to 10 can race the clock; the game is family friendly and stroller-accessible but you’ll move on foot through mixed pavement, cobbles, and park paths.
Practical tips: charge your phone, wear grippy shoes for wet cobbles, plan for variable weather, and pick a start time that avoids heavy market or rush-hour foot traffic. The experience is as much about rapid observation and teamwork as it is about walking — treat the city respectfully, leave no trace, and enjoy watching Ipswich’s layers of history become part of your route.