Collection: Lawn & Giant Games

Lawn and giant games bring the whole family and party guests together outdoors — oversized versions of favourites like Jenga, Connect 4 and cornhole. They suit backyards, barbecues and parties, as backyard games, playable by kids and adults together. The right ones depend on your group and space: quick, simple games for young children, more strategic ones for older kids and adults. Think about who's playing and the space you have.

What lawn games suit a family gathering?

Popular giant and lawn games cover different play styles:

• Giant Jenga: stack and pull wooden blocks without toppling the tower, for all ages and steady hands.
• Giant Connect 4: the classic four-in-a-row at oversized scale, quick and strategic.
• Cornhole and bean-bag toss: throwing games for the backyard or barbecue, easy for everyone.
• Ring toss, quoits and bowling: simple target games that suit young children too.

Are giant games good for parties?

Yes — giant lawn games are a party staple because they get guests of all ages playing together with no setup beyond standing them on the grass. Giant Jenga and Connect 4 draw a crowd, while cornhole and ring toss keep several people busy at once. They work at barbecues, birthdays and weddings, and pack away into a bag or box afterwards.

What age can play giant games?

Most giant games span a wide age range, which is their appeal — kids and adults play together. Simple throwing and target games like cornhole, ring toss and giant bowling suit young children through to adults. Giant Jenga and Connect 4 suit older children and adults who can strategise, though younger ones join in with help. Check for any small parts on games aimed at older players if toddlers are around. For a mixed-age gathering, a couple of simple throwing games plus one strategy game keeps everyone playing. Match the games to the youngest players who'll join in.

Common questions

What are the best lawn games for a party?
Giant Jenga, Connect 4, cornhole and ring toss are party favourites — simple to learn, playable by mixed ages, and set up on any lawn. A couple of throwing games plus one strategy game covers most groups.

What age can play giant games?
Simple throwing and target games suit young children to adults; strategy games like giant Jenga suit older children and adults, with younger ones helped. Most span a wide age range.

Can lawn games be played indoors?
Many can, on a large enough floor — giant Jenga and Connect 4 work inside, while throwing games like cornhole need more space and suit outdoors or a big room.

Are giant games weatherproof?
Timber games last outdoors but should be brought in from rain and stored dry to avoid warping. Check the material, and store timber games under cover between uses.

Can I pay for lawn games with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our lawn and giant games start from $62, which is four fortnightly payments of about $15.50.

Kit out for play

Lawn games pair with the rest of the backyard. Add inflatable fun for parties, a board game for indoors, and a trampoline for the kids.

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