Race through Mansfield with a two-hour app-guided scavenger hunt from Operation City Quest. Solve riddles, complete challenges and compare scores on a live leaderboard while exploring market squares, riverside paths and local landmarks.
Race through Mansfield with a two-hour app-guided scavenger hunt from Operation City Quest. Solve riddles, complete challenges and compare scores on a live leaderboard while exploring market squares, riverside paths and local landmarks.
You step into Mansfield Market Place with a phone in hand and a two-hour clock daring you to race the streets. Shopfronts, civic buildings and the River Maun form checkpoints; a remote guide pings encouragement while riddles on the app steer you down alleys and across plazas. The city answers back with street art, market stalls and the occasional clocktower chiming as your team racks up points.
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Operated by Operation City Quest Scavenger Hunts · Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
You step into Mansfield Market Place with a phone in hand and a two-hour clock daring you to race the streets. Shopfronts, civic buildings and the River Maun form checkpoints; a remote guide pings encouragement while riddles on the app steer you down alleys and across plazas. The city answers back with street art, market stalls and the occasional clocktower chiming as your team racks up points.
Mansfield grew as a market town and later an industrial center tied to textiles and coal; traces of that history show in brickwork and civic architecture around the town centre. The River Maun threads green corridors through the town, and Sherwood Forest lies a short drive north, giving a broader landscape context to the urban game. Culturally, Mansfield is a working town with regular markets, independent cafes and pubs that reward a finished team.
Practical guidance: the hunt runs on your smartphone via the Operation City Quest app and lasts about two hours; one booking covers a private team. Start at the Market Place for easy public transport links and a clear meeting point. Wear comfortable shoes for mixed pavement and cobbles, and carry a fully charged phone or a battery pack — the game tracks locations and photos. The experience is low-impact and stroller- and service-animal-friendly, but watch foot traffic at busy market hours. If weather turns, the app allows flexible routing and challenges indoors. Aim to arrive 10–15 minutes early to set up profiles and review rules. Whether you’re with friends, family or colleagues, the hunt combines light walking, local trivia and a competitive leaderboard to keep momentum through Mansfield’s streets.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking and basic mobility; suitable for most fitness levels including families
Book online and meet at the agreed start time in Mansfield Market Place; download the Operation City Quest app, create your team profile and follow the app’s instructions to begin.
Yes — the hunt is family-friendly and stroller-accessible, with puzzles suitable for mixed-age teams; supervise younger children near traffic.
A remote guide is available via the app’s chat to answer questions, verify challenges and offer hints if you get stuck.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; within 24 hours bookings are non-refundable.
Mansfield originated as a market town and grew through textiles and coal mining; remnants of that industrial past are visible in town centre buildings and local museums.
Digital hunts cut paper waste, but respect historic structures and private property, stick to public paths and support local shops and markets to help the town's economy.
Operation City Quest Scavenger Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step into Mansfield Market Place with a phone in hand and a two-hour clock daring you to race the streets. Shopfronts, civic buildings and the River Maun form checkpoints; a remote guide pings encouragement while riddles on the app steer you down alleys and across plazas. The city answers back with street art, market stalls and the occasional clocktower chiming as your team racks up points.
You step into Mansfield Market Place with a phone in hand and a two-hour clock daring you to race the streets. Shopfronts, civic buildings and the River Maun form checkpoints; a remote guide pings encouragement while riddles on the app steer you down alleys and across plazas. The city answers back with street art, market stalls and the occasional clocktower chiming as your team racks up points.
Mansfield grew as a market town and later an industrial center tied to textiles and coal; traces of that history show in brickwork and civic architecture around the town centre. The River Maun threads green corridors through the town, and Sherwood Forest lies a short drive north, giving a broader landscape context to the urban game. Culturally, Mansfield is a working town with regular markets, independent cafes and pubs that reward a finished team.
Practical guidance: the hunt runs on your smartphone via the Operation City Quest app and lasts about two hours; one booking covers a private team. Start at the Market Place for easy public transport links and a clear meeting point. Wear comfortable shoes for mixed pavement and cobbles, and carry a fully charged phone or a battery pack — the game tracks locations and photos. The experience is low-impact and stroller- and service-animal-friendly, but watch foot traffic at busy market hours. If weather turns, the app allows flexible routing and challenges indoors. Aim to arrive 10–15 minutes early to set up profiles and review rules. Whether you’re with friends, family or colleagues, the hunt combines light walking, local trivia and a competitive leaderboard to keep momentum through Mansfield’s streets.