THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Turn Thousand Oaks into a competitive post-apocalyptic playground with this app-driven scavenger hunt. In two hours, your squad will scavenge, complete photo challenges and race the global leaderboard—all on foot through the city’s streets and parks.
Turn Thousand Oaks into a competitive post-apocalyptic playground with this app-driven scavenger hunt. In two hours, your squad will scavenge, complete photo challenges and race the global leaderboard—all on foot through the city’s streets and parks.
Feet on sun-warmed pavement, your team huddles around a glowing phone as a sardonic narrator declares the city overrun. The route threads past oak-lined boulevards, small civic plazas and strip-mall storefronts that become props in a playful urban apocalypse. Wind through blocks where palm fronds bob like watchful sentries and local murals stare back as evidence for a photo challenge.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Thousand Oaks, California
Feet on sun-warmed pavement, your team huddles around a glowing phone as a sardonic narrator declares the city overrun. The route threads past oak-lined boulevards, small civic plazas and strip-mall storefronts that become props in a playful urban apocalypse. Wind through blocks where palm fronds bob like watchful sentries and local murals stare back as evidence for a photo challenge.
Thousand Oaks sits on Chumash lands and at the edge of the Conejo Valley—an area shaped by sedimentary hills and oak savanna that still peeks into town in the form of scattered open spaces. The city’s modern layout, a product of postwar suburban growth and deliberate conservation, gives you a compact, walkable grid perfect for an app-driven hunt: short, varied segments that mix commercial streetscapes, pocket parks and public art.
Culturally this is a suburban playground—coffee shops and family-run restaurants provide quick shelter, and civic sites make convenient checkpoints. Wildwood and the Conejo Open Space are minutes away if you want to extend the adventure into real wilderness after the game.
Practical guide: this is a self-guided, app-based experience designed for a two-hour window of urban walking and quick sprint-style tasks. Expect roughly 2–4 miles of on-foot movement across paved surfaces. Charge your phone, wear supportive shoes, and pick a time outside commuter peaks for smoother navigation. Follow local traffic laws, stay mindful of private property and use the app’s remote host if you hit a tech snag. The leaderboard rewards creativity—so move fast, document boldly and let the city dare you to survive.
Yes—booking provides app-start instructions via Viator and text within 24 hours; follow those steps to begin your mission.
This booking is listed as a private, self-guided mission for your group; you’ll interact with a remote host if needed.
The experience is family-friendly and stroller accessible; service animals are allowed but pets should be managed responsibly in public areas.
Contact the operator at the provided number or Viator support; instructions should arrive within 24 hours of booking.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Feet on sun-warmed pavement, your team huddles around a glowing phone as a sardonic narrator declares the city overrun. The route threads past oak-lined boulevards, small civic plazas and strip-mall storefronts that become props in a playful urban apocalypse. Wind through blocks where palm fronds bob like watchful sentries and local murals stare back as evidence for a photo challenge.
Feet on sun-warmed pavement, your team huddles around a glowing phone as a sardonic narrator declares the city overrun. The route threads past oak-lined boulevards, small civic plazas and strip-mall storefronts that become props in a playful urban apocalypse. Wind through blocks where palm fronds bob like watchful sentries and local murals stare back as evidence for a photo challenge.
Thousand Oaks sits on Chumash lands and at the edge of the Conejo Valley—an area shaped by sedimentary hills and oak savanna that still peeks into town in the form of scattered open spaces. The city’s modern layout, a product of postwar suburban growth and deliberate conservation, gives you a compact, walkable grid perfect for an app-driven hunt: short, varied segments that mix commercial streetscapes, pocket parks and public art.
Culturally this is a suburban playground—coffee shops and family-run restaurants provide quick shelter, and civic sites make convenient checkpoints. Wildwood and the Conejo Open Space are minutes away if you want to extend the adventure into real wilderness after the game.
Practical guide: this is a self-guided, app-based experience designed for a two-hour window of urban walking and quick sprint-style tasks. Expect roughly 2–4 miles of on-foot movement across paved surfaces. Charge your phone, wear supportive shoes, and pick a time outside commuter peaks for smoother navigation. Follow local traffic laws, stay mindful of private property and use the app’s remote host if you hit a tech snag. The leaderboard rewards creativity—so move fast, document boldly and let the city dare you to survive.