Outdoor energy, structured route
A garden treasure hunt gives children a reason to explore outside while keeping the activity clear, numbered, and easy for an adult to supervise.
Garden treasure hunt for kids
Build a printable outdoor trail using safe garden spaces such as the lawn, patio, playhouse, deck, or garden seating areas.
Best for spring and summer parties where you want children moving outside with a clear, supervised activity.

Why this fits
The pack is built around practical party details: where the hunt will happen, how long it should last, how much help children need with reading, and which theme will make it feel special.
A garden treasure hunt gives children a reason to explore outside while keeping the activity clear, numbered, and easy for an adult to supervise.
Select the outdoor spaces available to you, from a small patio to a larger lawn. The pack avoids assuming you have every garden feature.
The pack includes safety notes, but the adult host still reviews every clue and chooses final hiding spots that suit the weather, ground conditions, and children taking part.
Questions
Yes. Choose the mixed location option when creating the pack, then select both indoor and garden spaces.
Yes. A shorter hunt with fewer selected spaces can work well for smaller gardens, patios, and courtyards.
You can create an indoor or mixed hunt instead, depending on which safe spaces are available on the day.