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Race through Stanmer Park solving clues, outsmarting Hunters, and using the Downs’ landscape as your playing field. This team-based scavenger experience blends local history, rolling chalkland, and puzzle-driven strategy for groups of all sizes.
Race through Stanmer Park solving clues, outsmarting Hunters, and using the Downs’ landscape as your playing field. This team-based scavenger experience blends local history, rolling chalkland, and puzzle-driven strategy for groups of all sizes.
A cold morning mist lifts off the South Downs as your team assembles beneath the stone arch of Stanmer Park. The lawns still hold traces of dew; the estate’s avenues and wooded hollows wait like pages in a live-action thriller. You receive a briefing, strap on the game kit, and the hunt begins — clues scatter across grassland, around follies and the 18th-century village buildings, while a rival team of Hunters pursues you with relentless energy.
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Operated by Pendragon Project · Brighton, East Sussex
A cold morning mist lifts off the South Downs as your team assembles beneath the stone arch of Stanmer Park. The lawns still hold traces of dew; the estate’s avenues and wooded hollows wait like pages in a live-action thriller. You receive a briefing, strap on the game kit, and the hunt begins — clues scatter across grassland, around follies and the 18th-century village buildings, while a rival team of Hunters pursues you with relentless energy.
Stanmer Park sits on chalk downland carved by millennia of weather; the valley and its parkland have roots in medieval agriculture and Georgian landscaping. The park’s rolling ridges and lanes give way to copses where the Downs’ thin soils support distinctive grasses and orchids in season. Culturally, the estate has long been a local gathering place for Brighton residents — from agricultural commons to Victorian leisure grounds — lending the game both landscape variety and historical texture.
Expect tactical puzzles that use the terrain — sightlines across lawns, hedgerow routes and the occasional climb to a viewing mound. The activity is accessible for mixed fitness groups: walking at pace, short sprints and light scrambling over parkland features are the norm rather than technical challenges.
Practical tips: bring a charged phone (mobile tickets and navigation), layered waterproofs for unpredictable coastal weather, sturdy walking shoes, and a refillable water bottle. Book in advance for groups larger than 15 (larger groups split into simultaneous bookings), and arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing to maximize game time.
Bookings via Viator are usually limited to 15 per booking; larger groups can be accommodated by splitting into multiple simultaneous bookings for the same time slot.
Yes — the game is adaptable to different abilities and fitness levels, though participants with serious mobility or heart conditions are advised against strenuous play.
Service animals are allowed; pet policies may vary so check with the operator if you plan to bring a non-service dog.
Full refunds are available if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
Pendragon Project operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cold morning mist lifts off the South Downs as your team assembles beneath the stone arch of Stanmer Park. The lawns still hold traces of dew; the estate’s avenues and wooded hollows wait like pages in a live-action thriller. You receive a briefing, strap on the game kit, and the hunt begins — clues scatter across grassland, around follies and the 18th-century village buildings, while a rival team of Hunters pursues you with relentless energy.
A cold morning mist lifts off the South Downs as your team assembles beneath the stone arch of Stanmer Park. The lawns still hold traces of dew; the estate’s avenues and wooded hollows wait like pages in a live-action thriller. You receive a briefing, strap on the game kit, and the hunt begins — clues scatter across grassland, around follies and the 18th-century village buildings, while a rival team of Hunters pursues you with relentless energy.
Stanmer Park sits on chalk downland carved by millennia of weather; the valley and its parkland have roots in medieval agriculture and Georgian landscaping. The park’s rolling ridges and lanes give way to copses where the Downs’ thin soils support distinctive grasses and orchids in season. Culturally, the estate has long been a local gathering place for Brighton residents — from agricultural commons to Victorian leisure grounds — lending the game both landscape variety and historical texture.
Expect tactical puzzles that use the terrain — sightlines across lawns, hedgerow routes and the occasional climb to a viewing mound. The activity is accessible for mixed fitness groups: walking at pace, short sprints and light scrambling over parkland features are the norm rather than technical challenges.
Practical tips: bring a charged phone (mobile tickets and navigation), layered waterproofs for unpredictable coastal weather, sturdy walking shoes, and a refillable water bottle. Book in advance for groups larger than 15 (larger groups split into simultaneous bookings), and arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing to maximize game time.