Free Summer & Road Trip Bingo Cards

Two games on one card

The default list works both ways. Sitting in the car, kids mark squares when they actually spot the item out the window, which turns a four-hour drive into a scavenger hunt. At home or at camp, a caller reads from the call sheet and it plays like normal bingo.

Randomized boards matter more on a road trip than anywhere else, because siblings comparing identical cards is how arguments start.

Ways to play

• Spot it: mark squares only when you see the real thing from the car.
• Classic line: five in a row with a caller reading from the call sheet.
• Blackout: one card for the whole trip, prize on arrival.
• Team card: two kids share one board and split the prize.
• Camp round: paste in your own camp activities and use it as a week-long checklist.

Travel printing tips

Slip each card into a clear sheet protector and hand out a dry-erase marker. The card wipes clean at every rest stop and one printed set lasts the entire trip.

If you would rather not deal with markers in a moving car, a clipboard and a crayon works fine. Print two or three extra cards for the way home.