These games make a great game for families. This game is played by two to four people who hide a pre-identified object within the park's borders. After the captive has been released, they will be able to walk back to base. There are many different versions of this game. So you can pick the one that is most suitable for your family. Here are some of our favorites.

Hide-and-Seek

Perfect for parks is the classic hide-and–seek game. You don't need to have any supplies. All you need is enough space. The area is populated by hiders who run about trying to find the seeker. If they catch the seeker, they will release them. Otherwise, they can move on to the next person. Hiders must also chase the seeker and tag him or her before they are caught!

Hopscotch

Hopscotch is a popular park game with a long history. It's first documented in 1677, but the game has been around for many centuries. Roman soldiers loved it and ran it while wearing heavy armor. Roman children started to play a smaller version, and added a scoring mechanism. It became popular throughout Europe. It's a popular game that people play with their children today.

I Spy

I Spy will be a hit with children who are fans of the Richard Scarry series. There are many hidden objects in the board game. The goal is to find all of them before the pigs consume all the food. As you must find hidden objects throughout the boardgame, the game requires teamwork and quick thinking. The game ends with a picnic.

Badminton

Badminton is a great outdoor game that the whole family can enjoy. It is relatively easy to set this up in a public park. It's easy to play with two or four people and it's also one of the most simple games to learn. Badminton can be played in the park by your children, if you have the shuttlecock.

Frisbee

You can take your family along to the park for a picnic this summer. Frisbee tennis is a fun family activity. It is simple to learn and will keep your children busy for hours. Place your throws on a grassy surface. Choose a flat spot away from trees and other picnickers. You can also make a target out of cardboard and have fun with your friends.

Tug of War

To encourage healthy competition among children, tug of war is one way. The perfect setting for this game is a park full of greenery. Two players face off against each other and the winner advances to round 2. The team with the highest weight at the end is the winner. Although the competition is exciting for everyone involved, it can also prove tiring for the competitors.