Turn Lancaster into an urban battleground: use the Zombie Scavengers app to find survival items, complete themed challenges, and outscore other teams in a one-hour city hunt. Great for groups, team-building, and exploring The BLVD with a playful twist.
Turn Lancaster into an urban battleground: use the Zombie Scavengers app to find survival items, complete themed challenges, and outscore other teams in a one-hour city hunt. Great for groups, team-building, and exploring The BLVD with a playful twist.
The phone buzzes. A map blooms on the screen and Lancaster’s sun-baked streets become a gameboard: your team hustles down the BLVD, eyes peeled for survival items and zombie-themed challenges while a remote host watches your score grow. The pace is brisk — equal parts urban orienteering and interactive theater — and the city’s blocks, murals, and civic plazas serve as both cover and playground.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Lancaster, California
The phone buzzes. A map blooms on the screen and Lancaster’s sun-baked streets become a gameboard: your team hustles down the BLVD, eyes peeled for survival items and zombie-themed challenges while a remote host watches your score grow. The pace is brisk — equal parts urban orienteering and interactive theater — and the city’s blocks, murals, and civic plazas serve as both cover and playground.
Lancaster grew from a Mojave-edge agricultural and railroad outpost into a suburban hub shaped by aerospace and desert culture. Beneath the city’s broad avenues lie layers of alluvial plain and windblown sand; the surrounding Antelope Valley carries a stark, open quality that makes the urban core feel unexpectedly exposed and cinematic. Local life centers on The BLVD’s art installations, small museums like MOAH, and community markets — elements you’ll encounter between checkpoints.
Practical guidance is simple: this is a one-hour, self-guided walking experience relying on your smartphone’s GPS and the Zombie Scavengers app. Expect 1–2 miles of walking across mostly flat pavement, with stops for photo, scan, and challenge prompts. Teams compete by finding items in any order and completing tasks for points; a chat-connected remote guide keeps the game on track.
Plan for sun and city heat: wear comfortable walking shoes, carry water, and keep phones charged. Be respectful of private property and local businesses; many challenges happen in public spaces. Ideal times are early evening or weekend mornings when The BLVD is lively but not crowded. Whether you’re there for laughs, team-building, or a fresh way to learn Lancaster’s streets, the hunt turns ordinary sidewalks into a fast, urban adventure.
The standard game lasts about 60 minutes and typically covers roughly 1–2 miles of walking in the city center.
Yes — you’ll use the Zombie Scavengers app and your smartphone’s GPS to receive tasks, track points, and communicate with the remote host.
Yes — the activity is stroller-accessible and suitable for all ages, though younger children may need supervision to move quickly between stops.
Games are generally not canceled for weather by the operator; check local forecasts and reschedule if temperatures or conditions are unsafe.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The phone buzzes. A map blooms on the screen and Lancaster’s sun-baked streets become a gameboard: your team hustles down the BLVD, eyes peeled for survival items and zombie-themed challenges while a remote host watches your score grow. The pace is brisk — equal parts urban orienteering and interactive theater — and the city’s blocks, murals, and civic plazas serve as both cover and playground.
The phone buzzes. A map blooms on the screen and Lancaster’s sun-baked streets become a gameboard: your team hustles down the BLVD, eyes peeled for survival items and zombie-themed challenges while a remote host watches your score grow. The pace is brisk — equal parts urban orienteering and interactive theater — and the city’s blocks, murals, and civic plazas serve as both cover and playground.
Lancaster grew from a Mojave-edge agricultural and railroad outpost into a suburban hub shaped by aerospace and desert culture. Beneath the city’s broad avenues lie layers of alluvial plain and windblown sand; the surrounding Antelope Valley carries a stark, open quality that makes the urban core feel unexpectedly exposed and cinematic. Local life centers on The BLVD’s art installations, small museums like MOAH, and community markets — elements you’ll encounter between checkpoints.
Practical guidance is simple: this is a one-hour, self-guided walking experience relying on your smartphone’s GPS and the Zombie Scavengers app. Expect 1–2 miles of walking across mostly flat pavement, with stops for photo, scan, and challenge prompts. Teams compete by finding items in any order and completing tasks for points; a chat-connected remote guide keeps the game on track.
Plan for sun and city heat: wear comfortable walking shoes, carry water, and keep phones charged. Be respectful of private property and local businesses; many challenges happen in public spaces. Ideal times are early evening or weekend mornings when The BLVD is lively but not crowded. Whether you’re there for laughs, team-building, or a fresh way to learn Lancaster’s streets, the hunt turns ordinary sidewalks into a fast, urban adventure.