Education Outdoors Camp Board Game

This game is a hit in our house!! It's got levels for all ages - we play against our 4 year old and it's a level playing field because of how the game is set up. Each card has four questions on it - Level 1 through 4 - increasing in difficulty by level. It allows for a group of players of various ages to play together competitively and have fun! Our son is level 1, sometimes level 2, and we are level 4. We are all racing for the finish line in a fair game! Moving around the board is simple to grasp, you roll the dice to move forward but some squares send you back, some send you forward. The questions are all nature and wildlife themed and VERY informative! Every game we all learn something new. And the deck is big enough that even after playing several dozen times, we haven't duplicated questions yet. I highly recommend this game for ages 5 and up, some precocious 4 year old could certainly play! And it's great for groups of kids with multi-age groups, nobody gets bored, everyone has fun!

Think outdoor themed trival pursuit for the family. The questions are tiered so that young children can head off with adults. The adult questions are not easy, and young children questions are appropriate for their ages and there are 2 in between tiers for older children. Took it camping and had a good time with it. Many laughs and a lot of knowledge gained. Would recommend and buy again. (there is an expansion pack to add onto, but it is not needed for awhile, plenty of cards included with the game.)

This was a fun family game! Easy to learn to play and everyone seemed to have fun playing it.

We play this as a family with our 3yo and 7yo. It’s fun and we learn quite a bit from playing. It’s one of my favorites right now (even though the 3yo still has difficulty with losing). The only con was the playing cards with questions had the answers next to the question, you are suppose to use the red overlay decoder to get the correct answer. Unfortunately you can still see the answers without the decoder and to be honest the overlay decoder didn’t work that well. So the player should have someone else read the question to avoid any cheating (purposeful or by accident).

As someone who likes more complex games, this is a bit trivia-ish for my taste but it has truly interesting and fun facts for all ages! Our 4, 11, 13 and 17 year olds all enjoy playing it and I have to admit it’s pretty fun. We do always wind up rolling to wander all over the board and “go exploring” after someone wins but even that’s not bad bc we do a card here and there. It’s surprisingly suited for all ages and skill levels.