Favorite travel game

[pasusan]

What is your favorite travel board game? So far all we play is Rummy with cards - looking into Parcheesi or something similar that folds up smallish for travel. We like to play at the picnic table in the evenings - with a fire, or not...

Any ideas?

[slider45]

Scrabble with 2 kiddos.

[4x4van]

way2roll wrote:

4x4van wrote:
Cornhole, Tipsy-Toss, Giant Jenga.


Oops; missed the "board game" part of the OP.

Cornhole is a "board" game by definition. 😉

Good point!:B

[way2roll]

4x4van wrote:
Cornhole, Tipsy-Toss, Giant Jenga.


Oops; missed the "board game" part of the OP.

Cornhole is a "board" game by definition. 😉

[pasusan]

Thanks much for the ideas! We'll definitely stock up on a few different ones.

Any game has to be small since we have one small game shelf in our B. (No corn hole, or jarts...) 🙂


Edit - looking in our game drawer at home I found a card game called Five Crowns and a couple of bags of dominoes. Looks like we'll have to get our old brains learning how to play these...

[RICK-ards_Red]

UNO card game

[RetiredRealtorR]

BurbMan wrote:
Scrabble! Family tradition!

Another vote for Scrabble. It's where the rubber really meets the road!!

[4x4van]

Cornhole, Tipsy-Toss, Giant Jenga.


Oops; missed the "board game" part of the OP.

[BurbMan]

Scrabble! Family tradition!

[Lwiddis]

Monopoly! I have an old set. Cast iron figures and wooden houses and hotels.

[ktmrfs]

rummikub and "pegs and jokers" are the two we always carry along and also play at home.

Nice thing about both is that both are easy to play and easy to learn for anyone from about 10 years old and up. Our 10 year old grandson loves pegs and jokers.

And neither takes up much room.

Oops, and add dominos to the list. doesn't take up much room, just needs a flat surface, and then a "discussion" off which Mexican train rules to use......

[Grit_dog]

Beer pong

[Boon_Docker]

Backgammon