This is our most beloved scavenger hunt that can be done in just about anybody's backyard. It's perfect when the weather starts getting warmer in the Spring.

This grocery store treasure hunt would be great on rainy days. Plus the blogger has 6 other scavenger hunts including outdoor hunts plus in the car and mall hunts!

This blogger has a few variations of neighborhood walk scavenger hunts. What a great way to make a family walk even more fun for kids.

This nature scavenger hunt features words and pictures your child can color too.

Here's another nature scavenger hunt that kids of all ages would enjoy.

Here's another fun backyard scavenger hunt that kids can do, with bonus finds too!

When warm weather shows up, it's time for a Spring Scavenger Hunt. This one looks simple for even young kids.

Here's a unique scavenger hunt for outdoors - if you live or visit a pond, be sure to print this visual printable for your kids.

This camping scavenger hunt printable features all the items you might see at a tent camping site!

If you live in a neighborhood, this scavenger hunt is for you. The blogger has 2 different versions - one for kids who can already read and one for younger children to enjoy.

This beautiful scavenger hunt features a few items that a kid might see at the beach. It's pretty enough to print and frame!

Exploring State Parks with Kids - what a fantastic way to get outdoors and explore state parks.

Another nature scavenger hunt, but this one is such a great way to explore their outdoors.

This camping scavenger hunt is for kids who like visuals - no words to read but such a fun time to explore a campground.

When fall comes around it's not time to go inside, there's still plenty of days to get outdoors and explore with this fall scavenger hunt for kids.

This outdoor scavenger hunt is simple and great for toddlers.

This blogger has 2 printables to choose from - one featuring pictures and one with just words to add a little more difficulty for older children.

This outdoor scavenger hunt is for older kids, since there are no pictures, and it's a collect and find type hunt. Be sure to bring a paper bag or basket for your kids to collect the items in.

This scavenger hunt focuses on the fall leaves and trees in your backyard!

What a great way to get older kids learning to appreciate and be more grateful for the things around them. I love this Gratitude Photo Scavenger Hunt. *email required*

If you're visiting the zoo soon, be sure to print these Zoo Scavenger Hunts!

You'll find several different scavenger hunt ideas in this post, both indoor and outdoor ideas that are easy for kids of all ages to find.

This is a very simple and colorful printable scavenger hunt for kids to play today!

Heading to the beach for summer vacation? Print this outdoor beach scavenger hunt and take it with you. This is especially great for days you want to keep kids busy, but out of the water.

These fun spring nature hunts will keep kids busy whether they are looking for the items or coloring the printable!

A little different spin on a nature scavenger hunt, this activity will have kids matching nature items on a color wheel.

Another play on colors of nature - this scavenger hunt features color printables to help kids find items in nature that match.

In this post you'll find SEVERAL outdoor scavenger hunts for kids, but one of my favorite was this 5 Senses Scavenger Hunt printable.

A twist on the neighborhood scavenger hunt, this one is all about finding sidewalk chalk drawings! What a fun idea to get your whole neighborhood involved.

This blogger has put together a ton of ideas for camping scavenger hunts - from sensory hunts to a torchlight scavenger hunt, if you're going camping soon, you want to chese all these out!

This printable combines pictures and colors for a fun way to explore nature.

While this isn't a scavenger hunt, it IS a great way to break the boredom and get kids outside and playing. Who doesn't love a giant game board?!

Visual scavenger hunts are similar to I Spy games adn this one keeps things simple with pictures of things to look for on a hike.

What's more fun than an outdoor scavenger hunt? A pirate treasure hunt that takes place outside, of course. Put a fun spin on scavenger hunts with this pirate printable.

I created this scavenger hunt for our camping trips and the girls love it!

These fun ideas for a nature scavenger hunt are great for older kids as there are few pictures, but lots of opportunities for learning and imagination.

Here's one just in time for Spring for younger, preschool age children. Print for free today!

This nature scavenger hunt is all about the photos - real photos of items like pine cones and other specific items for kids to find in their own backyard.

This blogger created a couple of different outdoor scavenger hunt printables and one is a fun playground version.

This is more of a DIY nature hunt, rather than a printable, but such a fun idea for kids to actually gather the items and glue onto a big piece of paper or poster board.

Honestly, these printables are almost pretty enough to frame - I love the black and white pictures.

Here's another fun group of printables for different age children that includes specific items and asking for a number of them, as well as items that the child uses their senses to gather.

While this isn't a scavenger hunt printable, it is a printable that will help children learn to read signs on a trail. I thought this would be great to pair with a nature scavenger hunt.

A little different from the other scavenger hunts on the list, this is one for adults and teenagers to use while on a road trip in a BINGO form.

Not only will you find a Bug Scavenger Hunt on this blog, but you can also print a FREE matching game too!

Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean you can't have fun outside - this winter scavenger hunt is perfect to break out on a winter day.

Another fun twist on a winter scavenger hunt - this one is black and white so kids can color it also!

Here's another outdoor scavenger hunt printable that's so pretty you may just want to print and hang it in your homeschool classroom.

These BINGO cards are essentially an outdoor scavenger hunt, just in BINGO form. When your family goes on a walk in your neighborhood, print these off and have fun marking off the items your see.

This Scavenger Treasure Hunt for Teens is an easy to print activity. Instead of looking for items, you'll hide these clues in specific spots where the teen will hunt for them.

Here's another treasure hunt type scavenger hunt and this one is perfect to hide in the park.

What a fun twist on a bug scavenger hunt - print these "fortune tellers" and follow the rules to see what bug you need to find!

Younger kids and toddlers are either fascinated or grossed out by bugs - either way, they are still fun to hunt!

This is a genius idea - in addition to a nature scavenger hunt printable, this blogger suggests using muffin tins to help kids with little fingers keep up with their finds.

While this camping hunt would be better for older kids, since there are no pictures, it's a great one to take along for kids to hunt during a camping trip.

Another road trip, another printable! Kids can easily mark off the items they see in this colorful FREE printable.

While this scavenger hunt is themed with Earth Day photos, it can be done outside any time. I love the point system for harder to find items too.

Such a cute printable for little ones to be able to find all the items on the page!

While this isn't just a scavenger hunt, the post is full of tons of outdoor activities that kids can do along with other outdoor scavenger hunt ideas found in this list.

Want to teach your kids to live a more sustainable life? How about how to take care of their surroundings? Pair this activity with a scavenger hunt for fun and responsible behavior!

This nature scavenger hunt can be done anytime, but fall is when it's intended because of the pumpkins and colorful leaves. Great for kids of all ages with pictures and words.

Are you looking for even more ideas to keep kids busy outside? Here's a list of 25 outdoor activities to keep them entertained all summer long, including how to make DIY sidewalk chalk.