Outdoor GPS hunts
Build a GPS scavenger hunt around a real prize.
Treasure Seeker turns gardens, parks and outdoor party spaces into GPS treasure hunts. Mark a real hiding spot, choose solo or party play, and let seekers move through the real world toward the treasure.
Outdoor Solo and Outdoor Party
Two ways to play outside.
Outdoor Solo is a one-phone hunt. The setup player walks to the hiding place, marks the GPS target, hides the physical reward and hands the phone to the seeker.
Outdoor Party is built for groups. A host marks the treasure location, creates a party, shares a join code, starts a countdown and confirms the winner when a seeker claims the treasure.
Outdoor Solo
Use one phone for a real GPS treasure hunt.
Outdoor Solo is best when one seeker is playing and the setup player can hand over the same device. Walk to the hiding spot, mark the GPS target, hide the reward, then give the phone to the seeker.
It works well for garden hunts, park adventures, family gift reveals and small outdoor searches where you want a clear start and a real finish.
- One phone can be used for setup and seeking.
- The treasure location is marked with GPS before the hunt starts.
- Optional photo or map clues can help when the seeker gets close.
Outdoor Party
Host a group scavenger hunt with a join code.
Outdoor Party is built for birthdays, family events and groups. The host marks the treasure location, creates the shared hunt, gives players a join code and starts everyone together.
Seekers use their own phones to move toward the prize. When somebody claims the treasure, the host confirms the result before the winner is announced.
- Players join the right hunt with a party code.
- The host controls setup, countdown and winner confirmation.
- Great for outdoor birthday games and group prize hunts.
How to play
Set the GPS target, then start the hunt.
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Choose a safe hiding area
Use a garden, field, park or other outdoor space where players can move around safely and the reward can be hidden responsibly.
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Mark the treasure location
Walk to the hiding spot and mark the GPS target before starting the hunt or sharing the party join code.
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Let seekers close in
Players follow tracker feedback and optional clues until they reach the treasure area and find the physical prize.
Birthday and event use
Make a group hunt feel organized.
Outdoor Party mode keeps the group flow simple: one host creates the game, players enter a code, and the hunt starts together. The host confirms treasure claims before the winner is announced, which helps avoid disputes during party play.
- Join codes make it easier for seekers to enter the right party.
- Countdowns give everyone a shared start.
- Host confirmation keeps the prize moment under control.
The real hiding spot becomes the hunt destination.
Use one-phone play or host a party lobby.
The app guides players toward something physical.
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