Turn Croydon’s streets into a one-hour urban survival game. Zombie Scavengers challenges teams to collect supplies, solve clues and beat the clock in a fast-paced city scavenger hunt.
Turn Croydon’s streets into a one-hour urban survival game. Zombie Scavengers challenges teams to collect supplies, solve clues and beat the clock in a fast-paced city scavenger hunt.
You step onto a Croydon high street and the city changes tone — streetlamps dare you forward, shopfronts keep their secrets, and the clocktower seems to watch your team as the hour begins.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Croydon, Greater London
You step onto a Croydon high street and the city changes tone — streetlamps dare you forward, shopfronts keep their secrets, and the clocktower seems to watch your team as the hour begins.
Zombie Scavengers is a timed, smartphone-led scavenger hunt that turns Croydon’s streets into a problem-solving arena. Over 60 minutes, teams of up to ten search for listed supplies, complete trivia and physical challenges, and score points to reach the 4,000-point survival threshold. The route threads through familiar modern retail strips and quieter backstreets, where municipal parks and century-old stonework provide quick visual variety.
Croydon’s character is part market town and part post-war commercial hub; its streets reflect Victorian trade routes and 20th-century redevelopment. Expect a mix of brick terraces, civic architecture like the Clocktower and Museum, and pocket green spaces such as Wandle Park. This urban geology—paved surfaces, pedestrian zones, and short alleys—shapes the game’s tempo and choices.
Practical guidance: start with a full phone battery and mobile data, and pick waterproof layers if rain is forecast. Wear comfortable shoes for paved surfaces and occasional uneven paving. Public transport links (trains and trams) put you within minutes of the start, but plan buffer time for group assembly and app setup.
Players who enjoy quick strategy, light physical movement and urban puzzles will find this game approachable and social. It’s family-friendly and accessible to most fitness levels, but the clock and crowds add pressure — embrace the pace and treat the city as both playground and adversary.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels — light walking and short bursts of activity.
The recommended starting location is the Croydon town center near the Clocktower; the booking confirmation includes exact GPS coordinates.
Yes — the game is family-friendly and designed for mixed-age teams; supervision depends on local guidance for minors.
No — mobile tickets are accepted; ensure your booking confirmation is accessible on your device.
The activity runs rain or shine. For a refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time per the provider’s policy.
Croydon grew from a medieval market town into a Victorian transport hub and modern commercial center, with visible layers of civic architecture and post-war redevelopment.
As an urban activity, minimize litter and respect private property; supporting local shops encountered during the hunt helps sustain the neighborhood.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step onto a Croydon high street and the city changes tone — streetlamps dare you forward, shopfronts keep their secrets, and the clocktower seems to watch your team as the hour begins.
You step onto a Croydon high street and the city changes tone — streetlamps dare you forward, shopfronts keep their secrets, and the clocktower seems to watch your team as the hour begins.
Zombie Scavengers is a timed, smartphone-led scavenger hunt that turns Croydon’s streets into a problem-solving arena. Over 60 minutes, teams of up to ten search for listed supplies, complete trivia and physical challenges, and score points to reach the 4,000-point survival threshold. The route threads through familiar modern retail strips and quieter backstreets, where municipal parks and century-old stonework provide quick visual variety.
Croydon’s character is part market town and part post-war commercial hub; its streets reflect Victorian trade routes and 20th-century redevelopment. Expect a mix of brick terraces, civic architecture like the Clocktower and Museum, and pocket green spaces such as Wandle Park. This urban geology—paved surfaces, pedestrian zones, and short alleys—shapes the game’s tempo and choices.
Practical guidance: start with a full phone battery and mobile data, and pick waterproof layers if rain is forecast. Wear comfortable shoes for paved surfaces and occasional uneven paving. Public transport links (trains and trams) put you within minutes of the start, but plan buffer time for group assembly and app setup.
Players who enjoy quick strategy, light physical movement and urban puzzles will find this game approachable and social. It’s family-friendly and accessible to most fitness levels, but the clock and crowds add pressure — embrace the pace and treat the city as both playground and adversary.