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Turn Portsmouth’s harborfront, cobbled lanes and pocket parks into an hour-long apocalypse playground. This app-driven scavenger hunt sends teams across the city to find survival items, complete zombie challenges and compete for points — all with a remote host on standby.
Turn Portsmouth’s harborfront, cobbled lanes and pocket parks into an hour-long apocalypse playground. This app-driven scavenger hunt sends teams across the city to find survival items, complete zombie challenges and compete for points — all with a remote host on standby.
The salt-slick harbor breathes at your back and cobbled lanes push you forward as your team opens the app and accepts the first zombie challenge.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Portsmouth, Hampshire
The salt-slick harbor breathes at your back and cobbled lanes push you forward as your team opens the app and accepts the first zombie challenge.
This is a one-hour, app-led survival game that turns Portsmouth’s streets, waterfront and pocket parks into a playful apocalypse arena. You’ll choose your own route — from the Prince Albert Gardens to the Gunwharf Quays promenade — hunting for everyday objects reimagined as survival gear and completing themed tasks for points. A remote host monitors progress via chat, nudging teams and answering questions without dictating your path.
Portsmouth’s layered past colors the experience: a living naval city where HMS Victory and the Historic Dockyard anchor centuries of maritime history, and narrow Victorian streets hint at industrial eras. The city sits on Portsea Island, with a harbor that can feel like a tidal partner — always present and pushing the pace of a coastal walk.
Practical notes: plan for roughly 60 minutes of walking on pavement and cobbles, wear comfortable shoes and keep your phone battery topped up. The route is flexible and stroller-friendly; public transit runs nearby if you need to bail early. Play in small teams for the best score potential and aim for quieter morning or late-afternoon slots to avoid peak crowds at Gunwharf Quays.
This scavenger hunt is equal parts local history primer and energetic urban game: part tourist route, part choose-your-own-adventure, and entirely human-powered. Come prepared, keep your charger close, and let Portsmouth’s streets dare you to survive.
You can start anywhere in Portsmouth — the game is self-guided, so choose a convenient meeting point like the Historic Dockyard or Gunwharf Quays.
The standard session runs 60 minutes; you can stop anytime, but scoring is based on tasks completed within the hour.
Yes — the activity is marked stroller-accessible and suitable for a wide range of fitness levels; service animals are allowed.
A remote host monitors the game via chat and can answer questions, clarify challenges or troubleshoot technical issues.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The salt-slick harbor breathes at your back and cobbled lanes push you forward as your team opens the app and accepts the first zombie challenge.
The salt-slick harbor breathes at your back and cobbled lanes push you forward as your team opens the app and accepts the first zombie challenge.
This is a one-hour, app-led survival game that turns Portsmouth’s streets, waterfront and pocket parks into a playful apocalypse arena. You’ll choose your own route — from the Prince Albert Gardens to the Gunwharf Quays promenade — hunting for everyday objects reimagined as survival gear and completing themed tasks for points. A remote host monitors progress via chat, nudging teams and answering questions without dictating your path.
Portsmouth’s layered past colors the experience: a living naval city where HMS Victory and the Historic Dockyard anchor centuries of maritime history, and narrow Victorian streets hint at industrial eras. The city sits on Portsea Island, with a harbor that can feel like a tidal partner — always present and pushing the pace of a coastal walk.
Practical notes: plan for roughly 60 minutes of walking on pavement and cobbles, wear comfortable shoes and keep your phone battery topped up. The route is flexible and stroller-friendly; public transit runs nearby if you need to bail early. Play in small teams for the best score potential and aim for quieter morning or late-afternoon slots to avoid peak crowds at Gunwharf Quays.
This scavenger hunt is equal parts local history primer and energetic urban game: part tourist route, part choose-your-own-adventure, and entirely human-powered. Come prepared, keep your charger close, and let Portsmouth’s streets dare you to survive.