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Turn Chatham-Kent into an urban apocalypse: an app-led, one-hour scavenger hunt where teams collect survival items and complete zombie challenges across town. Fast-paced and family-friendly, it’s a compact, social way to explore local streets and history.
Turn Chatham-Kent into an urban apocalypse: an app-led, one-hour scavenger hunt where teams collect survival items and complete zombie challenges across town. Fast-paced and family-friendly, it’s a compact, social way to explore local streets and history.
You tap the app, the map pulses, and the streets of Chatham-Kent shift from everyday to a testing ground. Brick storefronts, low-slung industrial facades and riverfront paths become checkpoints as your team chases a list of survival items and zombie-themed tasks across a compact urban grid. The clock starts—one hour to score as many points as you can.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Chatham, Ontario
You tap the app, the map pulses, and the streets of Chatham-Kent shift from everyday to a testing ground. Brick storefronts, low-slung industrial facades and riverfront paths become checkpoints as your team chases a list of survival items and zombie-themed tasks across a compact urban grid. The clock starts—one hour to score as many points as you can.
Chatham sits in southwestern Ontario and carries a layered past: 19th-century streets where the Underground Railroad brought freedom seekers, post-war manufacturing blocks, and a civic core that has evolved but still shows its older masonry bones. Geology here is gentle—flat till plains and agricultural soil—so the hunt stays on sidewalks, parks and plazas rather than steep trails. Culture surfaces in small ways: murals on King Street, a farmers’ market on weekends and pocket parks that local groups tend.
Practical guidance is simple. This is a self-guided, app-based experience with a remote host available via chat; plan for about 60 minutes of walking, running or quick sprints between tasks. Mobile tickets are required—download the app and ensure location services are enabled. Public transit and on-street parking make access straightforward; the game is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly in many areas but check individual task locations.
Dress for the season, carry a charged phone and a power pack, and set a clear meeting point if you split up. Respect private property and local businesses while you hunt—most tasks play out in public squares and along riverfront promenades. When you finish, compare your score on the leaderboard and see how your team fared against other survivors.
easy.
1 hour.
Low-impact: suitable for most fitness levels; expect walking and short sprints.
Yes—download the Zombie Scavengers app and sign in before your start time so location and notifications work immediately.
Teams vary by booking; the experience is flexible for pairs, small groups or families—check the booking platform for group-size recommendations.
Yes; the activity is rated easy and many areas are stroller-accessible, but some specific tasks may require short walks or standing.
A remote host monitors your session and can communicate via in-app chat to answer questions or resolve issues.
Chatham was an important destination for people escaping slavery via the Underground Railroad and later became a center of Black Canadian culture and civil rights activity in the 19th century.
Stick to sidewalks and public paths, avoid littering during the hunt and support local stewardship groups that run river cleanups and park maintenance.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app, the map pulses, and the streets of Chatham-Kent shift from everyday to a testing ground. Brick storefronts, low-slung industrial facades and riverfront paths become checkpoints as your team chases a list of survival items and zombie-themed tasks across a compact urban grid. The clock starts—one hour to score as many points as you can.
You tap the app, the map pulses, and the streets of Chatham-Kent shift from everyday to a testing ground. Brick storefronts, low-slung industrial facades and riverfront paths become checkpoints as your team chases a list of survival items and zombie-themed tasks across a compact urban grid. The clock starts—one hour to score as many points as you can.
Chatham sits in southwestern Ontario and carries a layered past: 19th-century streets where the Underground Railroad brought freedom seekers, post-war manufacturing blocks, and a civic core that has evolved but still shows its older masonry bones. Geology here is gentle—flat till plains and agricultural soil—so the hunt stays on sidewalks, parks and plazas rather than steep trails. Culture surfaces in small ways: murals on King Street, a farmers’ market on weekends and pocket parks that local groups tend.
Practical guidance is simple. This is a self-guided, app-based experience with a remote host available via chat; plan for about 60 minutes of walking, running or quick sprints between tasks. Mobile tickets are required—download the app and ensure location services are enabled. Public transit and on-street parking make access straightforward; the game is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly in many areas but check individual task locations.
Dress for the season, carry a charged phone and a power pack, and set a clear meeting point if you split up. Respect private property and local businesses while you hunt—most tasks play out in public squares and along riverfront promenades. When you finish, compare your score on the leaderboard and see how your team fared against other survivors.