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Turn Crawley into an apocalyptic gameboard with a one‑hour, app‑led scavenger hunt. Find survival items, complete zombie challenges and watch your score climb on a national leaderboard—ideal for groups and families seeking a playful urban adventure.
Turn Crawley into an apocalyptic gameboard with a one‑hour, app‑led scavenger hunt. Find survival items, complete zombie challenges and watch your score climb on a national leaderboard—ideal for groups and families seeking a playful urban adventure.
You hit start on the app and Crawley’s streets slide into mission mode: buskers, coffee carts and high‑street shopfronts become supply points, while the pedestrian crossings dare you to beat the clock. For one hour you and your team race the map, locating survival items and completing zombie‑themed challenges while a remote host tracks your score and pings hints.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Crawley, West Sussex
You hit start on the app and Crawley’s streets slide into mission mode: buskers, coffee carts and high‑street shopfronts become supply points, while the pedestrian crossings dare you to beat the clock. For one hour you and your team race the map, locating survival items and completing zombie‑themed challenges while a remote host tracks your score and pings hints.
Crawley grew from a medieval market town into one of the UK’s post‑war New Towns, its street pattern a mix of historic lanes and planned 20th‑century hubs. Geologically, you walk across low Weald landscapes—firm, mostly flat ground—so expect paved surfaces and brief green verges rather than steep climbs. Culturally the town is practical and social: markets, local pubs and quick rail links to London and Gatwick keep the energy brisk.
The experience is a self‑guided, app‑driven walking game (60 minutes), best taken as a light urban scramble rather than a long hike: plan on roughly 1.5–3 km of walking on level pavement with minimal elevation gain. The app displays tasks, scores and a leaderboard that pits you against other teams nationwide. Your remote host is available via chat for hints or tech help.
Practical tips: bring a fully charged smartphone with mobile data, wear comfortable walking shoes, and pick a daylight slot for easier navigation. The game works well for friends, families of older children and groups looking for a playful team challenge; it’s stroller‑friendly and integrates with public transport so arriving by train or bus is simple.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable walking 2–3 km on flat ground.
After booking you receive app access—open the app at your chosen start time, follow prompts to begin, and your remote host will join via chat.
Yes—families with older children can enjoy it; children should be supervised and able to walk the route and use the app or participate with adult help.
The activity uses paved public streets and is stroller accessible; service animals are allowed, but urban obstacles like curbs may require assistance.
Per the provider, cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start for a full refund; check your booking confirmation for specifics.
Crawley began as a market settlement and was designated a New Town in 1947, shaping its mix of historic streets and post‑war planning.
Respect urban public spaces by disposing of any waste and following local signage; staying on pavements and not disturbing green verges protects small urban habitats.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You hit start on the app and Crawley’s streets slide into mission mode: buskers, coffee carts and high‑street shopfronts become supply points, while the pedestrian crossings dare you to beat the clock. For one hour you and your team race the map, locating survival items and completing zombie‑themed challenges while a remote host tracks your score and pings hints.
You hit start on the app and Crawley’s streets slide into mission mode: buskers, coffee carts and high‑street shopfronts become supply points, while the pedestrian crossings dare you to beat the clock. For one hour you and your team race the map, locating survival items and completing zombie‑themed challenges while a remote host tracks your score and pings hints.
Crawley grew from a medieval market town into one of the UK’s post‑war New Towns, its street pattern a mix of historic lanes and planned 20th‑century hubs. Geologically, you walk across low Weald landscapes—firm, mostly flat ground—so expect paved surfaces and brief green verges rather than steep climbs. Culturally the town is practical and social: markets, local pubs and quick rail links to London and Gatwick keep the energy brisk.
The experience is a self‑guided, app‑driven walking game (60 minutes), best taken as a light urban scramble rather than a long hike: plan on roughly 1.5–3 km of walking on level pavement with minimal elevation gain. The app displays tasks, scores and a leaderboard that pits you against other teams nationwide. Your remote host is available via chat for hints or tech help.
Practical tips: bring a fully charged smartphone with mobile data, wear comfortable walking shoes, and pick a daylight slot for easier navigation. The game works well for friends, families of older children and groups looking for a playful team challenge; it’s stroller‑friendly and integrates with public transport so arriving by train or bus is simple.