Interactive Training Games for Campgrounds - WACO 2019

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Explore a variety of engaging training games suitable for campgrounds, including ice breakers, team-building activities, and customer service training. From fun challenges like "I'm Going on A Trip" to interactive exercises like "The Four C's," these games are perfect for enhancing communication and fostering camaraderie among participants.

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Training Games that Work in Campgrounds WACO 2019

Ice Breakers

I'm Going On A Trip

I'm Going On A Trip Packing List A turnip A Frisbee A koala bear Body lotions A garden rake A ball of string A can of paint An antique paperweight A portrait of a family member from 1985 A spatula A bassinet A centrifuge A pair of moccasins A gold doubloon A PC projector A leather jacket with a Ferrari emblem A copy of a best selling book from Japan

The Four C's Have each participant name one of each of the following that best describes their personality and why: Cartoon Character Color Car Cuisine

Snowball Battle Participants write three things about themselves on a piece of paper. Then, crumble the paper up into a snowball You have a 1-minute to snowball battle. At the end of the minute, everyone grabs the closest snowball and has to try to find the person who wrote it. They introduce the person to the rest of the group, sharing the three facts.