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5 games to beat boredom on your road trip to Mudgee

Are you considering a long weekend in the beautiful Mudgee Region, but dreading the inevitable chorus of "Are we there yet?" Fear not! We've got you covered with a curated list of the top 5 games to keep the kiddos entertained and engaged throughout the journey.


Say goodbye to boredom and hello to hours of fun with these road trip must-haves.

Aerial view of country road
The drive to Mudgee

1. I spy


A classic game that never gets old, I Spy is perfect for kids of all ages. Simply take turns choosing an object within sight and provide a clue starting with "I spy with my little eye, something that is..." Let the guessing begin! This game not only sharpens observational skills but also encourages creativity and critical thinking.


2. Number Plate Bingo


To play Number Plate Bingo, create Bingo cards filled with various letters and numbers commonly found on number plates. You could also include different colours that number plates come in, or different states and territories. As you drive, kids look for matching combinations on passing cars and mark them off their cards. The first player to complete a row—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally—yells “Bingo!” and wins a small prize or gets to choose the next game.


3. Travel scavenger hunt


4 cows in a paddock at sunset

Take the classic scavenger hunt on the road by creating a list of items commonly found during a trip. Include things like a red car, a cow, a yellow flower, or a specific road sign. Hand out the lists to each child and let the scavenger hunt begin! This game promotes observation skills and keeps the kids engaged in the surroundings.


4. 20 Questions


Challenge your kids' deductive skills with the timeless game of 20 Questions . Think of a person, place, or thing, and let the little ones take turns asking up to 20 yes or no questions to guess the answer. It's a great way to encourage logical thinking and vocabulary building while having loads of fun.


5. Storytelling chain


Unleash your kids' creativity with a collaborative storytelling game. Start a story with a sentence or two, and let each child contribute by adding a sentence of their own. Watch as the tale unfolds in unexpected ways, sparking imagination and laughter along the journey. This game not only hones storytelling skills but also fosters teamwork and cooperation among siblings.


With these 5 engaging games in your arsenal, your road trip is guaranteed to be a hit with the whole family. Say goodbye to screen time battles and hello to quality bonding moments filled with laughter and excitement. So, pack your bags, buckle up, and get ready for an unforgettable trip to Mudgee!


Mudgee Region, Road Trip Games, Kids Entertainment, Family Journey, Interactive Activities, Travel Fun


Photo credit: Mudgee Region Tourism

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