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Turn Peoria into an urban survival playground with a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt. Hunt items, complete zombie-themed challenges and track your score against teams nationwide—perfect for groups, families and players who prefer a low-impact, high-fun city adventure.
Turn Peoria into an urban survival playground with a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt. Hunt items, complete zombie-themed challenges and track your score against teams nationwide—perfect for groups, families and players who prefer a low-impact, high-fun city adventure.
The late-afternoon sun throws long shadows across Peoria’s streets as a team opens the app and accepts the first challenge; the city becomes a stage for improvisation, negotiation and quick feet.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Peoria, Arizona
The late-afternoon sun throws long shadows across Peoria’s streets as a team opens the app and accepts the first challenge; the city becomes a stage for improvisation, negotiation and quick feet.
This scavenger hunt remixes urban exploration with playful apocalypse lore: teams hunt everyday objects the game repurposes as “survival” gear while completing timed zombie-themed tasks. Peoria’s grid of mid-century neighborhoods, Old Town storefronts, and pocket parks offers varied backdrops—brick facades, small plazas and public art provide the scene changes.
Peoria began as an agricultural stop along Grand Avenue in the late 1800s; Old Town still carries that pragmatic, small-town feel even as modern development has moved in. Geologically the area sits on Basin and Range terrain—low desert with scattered washes and saguaro-edge landscapes a short drive away—so expect sun-baked sidewalks rather than shade-dense trails. Local culture leans toward family-friendly events and community sports, so a scavenger hunt fits naturally into the town’s calendar.
Practical guidance: this is a self-guided, app-driven walking activity lasting about an hour. Bring a charged smartphone with data, wear comfortable walking shoes and carry water—Peoria’s summer heat can push short urban walks into strenuous territory. Teams should plan a flexible route to hit high-point tasks efficiently and use the remote host chat if a clue stalls you. Finish with a stroll through Old Town Peoria for coffee or local tacos; the game’s scoring system and leaderboard add competitive fuel for groups and families alike.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable with 1–2 miles of city walking.
Yes—download and install the Zombie Scavengers app ahead of time and ensure location services are enabled; you’ll receive start instructions via message.
Yes; the activity is stroller-accessible and suitable for families, though some tasks may require running briefly or quick movement.
A remote host monitors progress and can provide hints via chat during your one-hour session.
The booking policy allows cancellation up to 24 hours before; games continue in light rain but extreme weather should be addressed by contacting the operator.
Old Town Peoria grew from a late-19th-century agricultural hub along Grand Avenue; remnants of that era survive in small historic storefronts and community landmarks.
Keep urban green spaces clean—pack out trash and avoid trampling planted areas; in desert climates, minimize extra water use and stay on sidewalks to protect vegetation.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The late-afternoon sun throws long shadows across Peoria’s streets as a team opens the app and accepts the first challenge; the city becomes a stage for improvisation, negotiation and quick feet.
The late-afternoon sun throws long shadows across Peoria’s streets as a team opens the app and accepts the first challenge; the city becomes a stage for improvisation, negotiation and quick feet.
This scavenger hunt remixes urban exploration with playful apocalypse lore: teams hunt everyday objects the game repurposes as “survival” gear while completing timed zombie-themed tasks. Peoria’s grid of mid-century neighborhoods, Old Town storefronts, and pocket parks offers varied backdrops—brick facades, small plazas and public art provide the scene changes.
Peoria began as an agricultural stop along Grand Avenue in the late 1800s; Old Town still carries that pragmatic, small-town feel even as modern development has moved in. Geologically the area sits on Basin and Range terrain—low desert with scattered washes and saguaro-edge landscapes a short drive away—so expect sun-baked sidewalks rather than shade-dense trails. Local culture leans toward family-friendly events and community sports, so a scavenger hunt fits naturally into the town’s calendar.
Practical guidance: this is a self-guided, app-driven walking activity lasting about an hour. Bring a charged smartphone with data, wear comfortable walking shoes and carry water—Peoria’s summer heat can push short urban walks into strenuous territory. Teams should plan a flexible route to hit high-point tasks efficiently and use the remote host chat if a clue stalls you. Finish with a stroll through Old Town Peoria for coffee or local tacos; the game’s scoring system and leaderboard add competitive fuel for groups and families alike.