Clubs & Associations

Get Your Members Moving — and Reach New Ones

Create outdoor activities that get people moving, bring your members together and give newcomers an easy way in.

Automatic scoring

Team Competition

Choose between three formats: in team mode, either the first to answer represents the whole team, or everyone answers individually and scores are summed. In free-for-all, each participant competes on their own.

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Why GeoQuestr for Clubs

Activities Your Volunteers Can Actually Run

Build it once and run it as often as you like — no equipment, no rehearsal, no extra hands on the day.

One Shared Experience

Everyone follows the same map and the same live leaderboard, and you can broadcast messages to every participant from the Event Control Room.

Movement for Every Age

Participants walk the route themselves, so you decide the distance. The same activity works for a junior team, a walking group or a family day.

Reach Beyond Your Members

Share a link or a code and anyone can join from their own phone — nothing to install. An open day becomes something people can try before they sign up.

Easy for Volunteer Leaders

One person builds the activity in advance; on the day it runs itself. Follow every participant live and step in only if someone gets stuck.

Photos Worth Keeping

Photo and challenge quests collect the day's pictures in one gallery — ready for the newsletter, the club's social media or the annual meeting.

Real-World Examples

How Clubs Use GeoQuestr

From a village sports club to a national association — the same builder covers a training session, a recruitment day and the big annual event.

  1. Open Day Trail

    A sports club sets a short route around its grounds so visiting families can try each section — a quiz at the clubhouse, a photo challenge at the pitch — before they sign up.

  2. Section Championship

    Two sections of the club compete against each other. Every member's points are tallied into their team's total, and the live leaderboard settles it before anyone is back at the clubhouse.

  3. Weekly Walking Group

    A community association creates a walking route with new questions every week, so the same members have a reason to come back through the whole season.

Get in Touch

Want to know more?

Tell us about your club and what you'd like to run — we'll help you get the first activity off the ground.

Response Time

We typically respond to all inquiries within 24 hours during business days.

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Get started right away

Build your club's first activity today — it's free until you invite participants.