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Turn Davenport into an urban playground with a 1-hour, app-led Zombie Scavengers game. Hunt for survival items, complete zombie challenges, and race the clock while exploring the riverfront and historic downtown.
Turn Davenport into an urban playground with a 1-hour, app-led Zombie Scavengers game. Hunt for survival items, complete zombie challenges, and race the clock while exploring the riverfront and historic downtown.
You step off the curb and the city becomes the map: brick storefronts, the Mississippi’s current daring you from the riverwalk, and a countdown on your phone that says one hour. The app hands you a list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; your team scatters down streets that remember steamboats and river trade while you chase points.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Davenport, Iowa
You step off the curb and the city becomes the map: brick storefronts, the Mississippi’s current daring you from the riverwalk, and a countdown on your phone that says one hour. The app hands you a list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; your team scatters down streets that remember steamboats and river trade while you chase points.
Davenport sits on the western edge of the Mississippi River valley, a corridor shaped by glaciers and riverine sediments that created low bluffs and wide floodplain terraces. Founded in the 1830s and named after Colonel George Davenport, the city’s downtown mixes early 20th-century commercial blocks and the Village of East Davenport’s small-business character—ideal terrain for an urban scavenger hunt where history hides around corners.
Expect a game that blends light urban exploration with playful tasks: find specific items, solve clues, and complete prompts for points while a remote host coaches you through chat. The route is largely flat and paved, moving through downtown streets and riverfront promenades rather than rugged trails, so sensory details are city textures—murmuring traffic, river gulls, storefront facades—and quick glances at public art or plaques.
Practical notes: games run about 60 minutes and are self-directed via the app, so charge your phone, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a small bottle of water. Public transit and parking are available downtown. The activity suits families, groups of friends, or team-building—keep an eye on the clock, split tasks strategically, and use the host chat if a clue stalls you. With minimal gear and a playful attitude, the city’s past and present become your playground for surviving the fictional apocalypse.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking ability; suitable for most fitness levels including families and mixed-ability groups
You’ll receive a message before the game with instructions and a link to the app; follow the prompts to begin at the scheduled time and contact the host if you don’t receive the message.
Yes—organizers note the activity is stroller accessible and designed for all physical fitness levels, though younger children may need assistance with app tasks.
Ticketing is typically one booking per group; check the operator’s booking page for group size recommendations and whether multiple devices improve scoring.
A friendly remote host is available via chat to offer hints and guidance—use that support to keep moving and earn points.
Davenport grew as a river trade and transport hub in the 19th century; its downtown reflects commercial growth from the steamboat and rail eras.
The Mississippi River corridor is a focus for habitat restoration and litter-reduction efforts—stick to sidewalks, dispose of trash responsibly, and respect local green spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the curb and the city becomes the map: brick storefronts, the Mississippi’s current daring you from the riverwalk, and a countdown on your phone that says one hour. The app hands you a list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; your team scatters down streets that remember steamboats and river trade while you chase points.
You step off the curb and the city becomes the map: brick storefronts, the Mississippi’s current daring you from the riverwalk, and a countdown on your phone that says one hour. The app hands you a list of survival items and zombie-themed challenges; your team scatters down streets that remember steamboats and river trade while you chase points.
Davenport sits on the western edge of the Mississippi River valley, a corridor shaped by glaciers and riverine sediments that created low bluffs and wide floodplain terraces. Founded in the 1830s and named after Colonel George Davenport, the city’s downtown mixes early 20th-century commercial blocks and the Village of East Davenport’s small-business character—ideal terrain for an urban scavenger hunt where history hides around corners.
Expect a game that blends light urban exploration with playful tasks: find specific items, solve clues, and complete prompts for points while a remote host coaches you through chat. The route is largely flat and paved, moving through downtown streets and riverfront promenades rather than rugged trails, so sensory details are city textures—murmuring traffic, river gulls, storefront facades—and quick glances at public art or plaques.
Practical notes: games run about 60 minutes and are self-directed via the app, so charge your phone, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a small bottle of water. Public transit and parking are available downtown. The activity suits families, groups of friends, or team-building—keep an eye on the clock, split tasks strategically, and use the host chat if a clue stalls you. With minimal gear and a playful attitude, the city’s past and present become your playground for surviving the fictional apocalypse.