Geocaching treasure hunts
Hidden all around you
Use a free app to find hidden “caches” near you: a real-world treasure hunt.
Scout: Brilliant for turning a walk into a mission.
Escape rooms & trails
Sixty minutes, a locked room and a ticking clock. Escape rooms are one of the best ways to get teens and parents working as a team. Here’s how to pick one.
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Scout’s verdict
Ask for a beginner or family room, check the minimum age, and don’t be shy about asking for hints. Everyone does!
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Hidden all around you
Use a free app to find hidden “caches” near you: a real-world treasure hunt.
Scout: Brilliant for turning a walk into a mission.
Escape rooms near you
Solve puzzles as a team to “escape” in 60 minutes.
Scout: Ask for a family or beginner room, and the minimum age.
Towns and villages near you
Follow clues around a town to solve a mystery, at your own pace.
Scout: Great for making a town walk feel like an adventure.
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Cost bands are a rough guide to a typical family visit, not prices. Always check current prices, ages and opening times on the official site.
Your team is locked in a themed room and has to find clues and solve puzzles to get out, usually within 60 minutes. A game host watches and gives hints if you get stuck. Most rooms have a minimum age, and younger players often need an adult in the team.
Read Scout’s escape room tips for families.
Last updated: 14 October 2026