THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Race the clock through Richmond with a phone in hand: Zombie Scavengers turns Steveston docks, riverfront trails, and city streets into an app-driven survival game. One hour, remote host support, and points for tasks and found items—perfect for teams wanting an easy, civic adventure.
Race the clock through Richmond with a phone in hand: Zombie Scavengers turns Steveston docks, riverfront trails, and city streets into an app-driven survival game. One hour, remote host support, and points for tasks and found items—perfect for teams wanting an easy, civic adventure.
You tap the app and the city answers: alleyways dare you, the Fraser River pushes you toward the next clue, and the old cannery district watches like a quiet judge. In Zombie Scavengers Richmond, a list of survival items and themed challenges drop into your phone, and the clock starts — sixty minutes to rack up points across streets, parks, and waterfront piers.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Richmond, British Columbia
You tap the app and the city answers: alleyways dare you, the Fraser River pushes you toward the next clue, and the old cannery district watches like a quiet judge. In Zombie Scavengers Richmond, a list of survival items and themed challenges drop into your phone, and the clock starts — sixty minutes to rack up points across streets, parks, and waterfront piers.
Richmond sits on the Fraser River delta, land shaped by centuries of sediment and human-made dikes. Once dominated by fishing and canneries — Steveston still carries that history with its preserved cannery and wooden docks — the city today blends immigrant cultures, seasonal markets, and riverfront trails. Expect broad flat streets, reclaimed farmland views on the outskirts, and strong ties to the Musqueam people whose territory includes this area.
The game plays over public sidewalks and parks, making it easy to combine local sightseeing with a fast-paced mission. Public transit and the Canada Line put you close, and Steveston’s waterfront is an obvious low-key finish line. Bring a charged phone and plan for rain; Richmond’s weather can turn quickly.
Practicalities: it’s self-guided and family-friendly (strollers OK), one mobile ticket covers a team for the 60‑minute window, and a remote host is available by chat. This is a short, sprint-style urban adventure — light on technical skill but heavy on situational awareness and strategy. Go prepared, keep to public routes, and treat the city—and its history—with respect as you race to survive the apocalypse.
The experience is a 60‑minute self-guided game that begins when you start the app; teams should plan for 75–90 minutes total including transit.
One mobile ticket is valid per booking and covers your team for the 1‑hour game window as described in the listing.
Yes—routes use public sidewalks and parks and are stroller-accessible; however, participants should be comfortable walking in urban settings and checking local path conditions.
A remote host is available via the app’s chat to assist; bring a charged device and power bank to reduce the chance of interruptions.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app and the city answers: alleyways dare you, the Fraser River pushes you toward the next clue, and the old cannery district watches like a quiet judge. In Zombie Scavengers Richmond, a list of survival items and themed challenges drop into your phone, and the clock starts — sixty minutes to rack up points across streets, parks, and waterfront piers.
You tap the app and the city answers: alleyways dare you, the Fraser River pushes you toward the next clue, and the old cannery district watches like a quiet judge. In Zombie Scavengers Richmond, a list of survival items and themed challenges drop into your phone, and the clock starts — sixty minutes to rack up points across streets, parks, and waterfront piers.
Richmond sits on the Fraser River delta, land shaped by centuries of sediment and human-made dikes. Once dominated by fishing and canneries — Steveston still carries that history with its preserved cannery and wooden docks — the city today blends immigrant cultures, seasonal markets, and riverfront trails. Expect broad flat streets, reclaimed farmland views on the outskirts, and strong ties to the Musqueam people whose territory includes this area.
The game plays over public sidewalks and parks, making it easy to combine local sightseeing with a fast-paced mission. Public transit and the Canada Line put you close, and Steveston’s waterfront is an obvious low-key finish line. Bring a charged phone and plan for rain; Richmond’s weather can turn quickly.
Practicalities: it’s self-guided and family-friendly (strollers OK), one mobile ticket covers a team for the 60‑minute window, and a remote host is available by chat. This is a short, sprint-style urban adventure — light on technical skill but heavy on situational awareness and strategy. Go prepared, keep to public routes, and treat the city—and its history—with respect as you race to survive the apocalypse.