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Turn Oxford’s historic streets into an app-driven survival arena. This one-hour Zombie Scavengers game sends teams across cobbles, college quads, and market lanes to collect items, complete challenges, and outscore rivals — all with a remote host chiming in.
Turn Oxford’s historic streets into an app-driven survival arena. This one-hour Zombie Scavengers game sends teams across cobbles, college quads, and market lanes to collect items, complete challenges, and outscore rivals — all with a remote host chiming in.
You step out onto Oxford’s cobbled High Street with your phone glowing and a digital list that promises survival — if you can think fast. The Radcliffe Camera watches from one side, the Bodleian’s stone steps on the other, and the map on your screen nudges you toward a challenge that’s part city walk, part urban puzzle. College quads, alleyways, and the river’s slow current provide the stage; your team provides the strategy.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Oxford, Oxfordshire
You step out onto Oxford’s cobbled High Street with your phone glowing and a digital list that promises survival — if you can think fast. The Radcliffe Camera watches from one side, the Bodleian’s stone steps on the other, and the map on your screen nudges you toward a challenge that’s part city walk, part urban puzzle. College quads, alleyways, and the river’s slow current provide the stage; your team provides the strategy.
Oxford’s streets are steeped in history: colleges dating back to the 12th century, 18th-century architecture like the Radcliffe Camera, and buildings quarried from local Jurassic limestone that give the city its warm honey tone. Culture here mixes student life, punting crews on the Isis, and centuries of scholarship — and the scavenger hunt routes thread through that living past while taking you past market stalls and tucked-away taverns.
Expect an easy, mostly flat one-hour walk on pavement and occasional uneven cobbles. The game runs on an app with a remote host for help; you gather items and complete zombie-themed tasks to earn points against other teams. It’s family-friendly and accessible by public transport, with flexibility to choose your order and pace.
Practical essentials: charge your phone, plan for variable British weather, and allow extra time if you want to detour into the Botanic Garden or take a photo of the Bridge of Sighs. Move deliberately through busy streets, keep to pedestrian zones, and enjoy how the city’s architecture and river push you forward through the story of your survival game.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most people who can walk on city streets for an hour; minimal endurance required
No — it’s a self-guided app experience with a remote host available to answer questions during the hour.
The scheduled duration is 60 minutes; distance depends on your route choices but is typically a 1–2 km urban walk.
Children can play and strollers are accessible; service animals are allowed, but pets should be managed in busy streets.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Oxford’s university roots extend to the 12th century; many college buildings are built from local Jurassic limestone and reflect centuries of academic life.
Stay on public paths and respect college grounds; limiting litter and noise helps protect historic fabric and river habitats.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out onto Oxford’s cobbled High Street with your phone glowing and a digital list that promises survival — if you can think fast. The Radcliffe Camera watches from one side, the Bodleian’s stone steps on the other, and the map on your screen nudges you toward a challenge that’s part city walk, part urban puzzle. College quads, alleyways, and the river’s slow current provide the stage; your team provides the strategy.
You step out onto Oxford’s cobbled High Street with your phone glowing and a digital list that promises survival — if you can think fast. The Radcliffe Camera watches from one side, the Bodleian’s stone steps on the other, and the map on your screen nudges you toward a challenge that’s part city walk, part urban puzzle. College quads, alleyways, and the river’s slow current provide the stage; your team provides the strategy.
Oxford’s streets are steeped in history: colleges dating back to the 12th century, 18th-century architecture like the Radcliffe Camera, and buildings quarried from local Jurassic limestone that give the city its warm honey tone. Culture here mixes student life, punting crews on the Isis, and centuries of scholarship — and the scavenger hunt routes thread through that living past while taking you past market stalls and tucked-away taverns.
Expect an easy, mostly flat one-hour walk on pavement and occasional uneven cobbles. The game runs on an app with a remote host for help; you gather items and complete zombie-themed tasks to earn points against other teams. It’s family-friendly and accessible by public transport, with flexibility to choose your order and pace.
Practical essentials: charge your phone, plan for variable British weather, and allow extra time if you want to detour into the Botanic Garden or take a photo of the Bridge of Sighs. Move deliberately through busy streets, keep to pedestrian zones, and enjoy how the city’s architecture and river push you forward through the story of your survival game.