Welcome to the home of Treasure Hunt Party Planning on the net.

We have a variety of treasure hunts and scavenger hunts and plenty of ideas for you to choose from – this page is intended to help you decide which style of treasure hunt or scavenger hunt is what you are looking for.

Let’s start with a definition of a treasure hunt and a scavenger hunt. (You may have a different definition – but this will help you understand our products).

• A Treasure Hunt is a game where players, usually in teams, hunt for the treasure. They may be following clues, and they may have challenges to undertake along the way. Ultimately they will find the treasure, and the game is often organized as a race to see who can get there first.
• A Scavenger Hunt is one where the players, usually in teams, will hunt for items on a list. They must ‘scavenge’ for the items, sometimes these can be tasks that they must complete, or information that they must discover. The game is won by the team that scavenges the most items on the list.

Our home page has an overview of all of our products. If you would prefer some guidance as to what would be most suitable for your particular group – follow the links below.

Perhaps you are planning for a particular event or group of people. These are some of the groups that we know regularly use our treasure hunt products. Click on the links below to read about their experiences and get some ideas for your own party.

• Family – your annual reunion, family parties, get together with family members of all ages. Read how others have used treasure hun with great results.
• Church – youth groups, congregational get together, all ages. A treasure hunt is amost suitable activity - read how others have done it.
• Corporate – employees, clients, team building. Treasure hunts and scavenger hunts are superb team building exercises. Read what others have achieved.
• Children’s Parties – kids parties, fresh ideas for your child’s birthday party. Read about other's experiences at party planning.
• Teenagers – a hard to impress age group. Read how others have used a treasure hunt to keep them entertained.

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Whatever your group, we have treasure hunt ideas for you.

So, what is the age range of your treasure hunters? This section will guide you on the options available for each age range.

• Children (ages 5 – 12, some reading skill is required so younger children may need help)
• Teens
• Mixed Ages (children and adults playing together)
• Adults

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