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RV & Camping Games for Kids & Adults

Rain or shine, the right game turns a campsite into the best part of the trip. Here are our two game guides for RVers: card and board games that fit a dinette table for rainy days, and toss, lawn and active games for sunny afternoons at camp. Every pick is top-rated on Amazon and packs small.

Guides

2

Indoor & outdoor

Games

24

Rated 4.5+ on Amazon

Indoor pick

UNO

2–10 players

Outdoor pick

Ladder

GoSports Ladder Toss

Amazon ratings checked November 2, 2026 · By RV-Roundup · We earn from qualifying Amazon purchases

A family of four plays a board game around a coffee table

Photo: National Cancer Institute (Bill Branson) on Unsplash

UNO card game box and cards

Our top pick

UNO

The one game every RV should carry

Two game guides

Our RV and camping game guides

Each guide has 12 top-rated games with full reviews, a comparison table and quick picks.

A hand of playing cards held up beside a campfire at a forest campsite

12 games Rainy days

Best Indoor RV Games

Card, tile and board games that pack small and fit a dinette table, from UNO and Sequence in a Tin to Ticket to Ride.

A Kan Jam goal with a flying disc inside it on a forest floor

12 games Sunny days

Best Outdoor Camping Games

Toss, lawn and active games for the campsite, from ladder toss and Kan Jam to bocce, Spikeball and a light-up disc.

At a glance

Our four favorite games

Short on space? Pack these four and you are ready for any weather.

UNO card game box and cards

Best indoor game

UNO

Tiny, quick and fun for 2 to 10 players.

GoSports Ladder Toss set with two targets and bolo balls

Best outdoor game

GoSports Ladder Toss

Sets up in two minutes and packs into a slim case.

Sequence in a Tin game tin

Best for small tables

Sequence in a Tin

A five-in-a-row board game in a sturdy tin.

GoSports 90 mm bocce ball set with carry bag

Best for all ages

GoSports Bocce Set

Kids and grandparents can play together.

The short answer

If you pack just two games, make them UNO for rainy days and the GoSports Ladder Toss for sunny ones. Both pack small, set up in minutes and work for kids and adults alike.

Build your game kit

What games to pack in your RV

A four-game kit covers rainy days, sunny afternoons and everything in between.

A wooden ring toss game set up on green grass
Photo: malwina nogaj on Unsplash

1

Pack one rainy-day card game

A deck like UNO or Monopoly Deal fits in any drawer and plays anywhere.

2

Add one table game

Sequence in a Tin or Qwirkle fill a long evening on a small dinette.

3

Bring one lawn game

Ladder toss, Kan Jam or bocce ride in a basement bay and set up in minutes.

4

Tuck in something tiny

A flying disc or Spot It! weighs almost nothing and saves the day at a rest stop.

Helpful answers

RV and camping games: your questions, answered

What RV families ask us most about games on the road.

Pack a mix: UNO or another card game for rainy days, a small board game like Sequence in a Tin, and a lawn game like the GoSports Ladder Toss or Kan Jam for the campsite.

Card games like UNO, Monopoly Deal and Flip 7, or table games like Qwirkle and Ticket to Ride. See our indoor RV games guide for 12 picks.

Ladder toss, Kan Jam, cornhole, bocce and Spikeball are campground favorites. See our outdoor camping games guide for 12 picks.

Keep card games in a drawer in zip-top bags, board games in a bin in a cabinet, and lawn games in a basement bay. Let outdoor games dry before you pack them.

Most RV parks allow lawn games on your own site. Keep play inside your site lines, away from other rigs, and follow posted quiet hours.

Our top pick

Start with UNO

Tiny, quick to teach and fun for 2 to 10 players. If you pack only one game, pack this one.

Back to the game guides

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Hero photo by the National Cancer Institute (Bill Branson), guide photos by Ali Kazal and Tyler Delgado, and ring toss photo by malwina nogaj, all on Unsplash (opens in a new tab). Product photos come from each game’s Amazon listing. Game names and brands are trademarks of their owners.

Affiliate disclosure

As an Amazon Associate, RV-Roundup earns from qualifying purchases. The “See it on Amazon” buttons on this page and the game links in our guides are affiliate links; if you buy through one, we receive a small commission from Amazon at no additional cost to you. That commission is what keeps this site free.

How we choose. We start with the best-selling and highest-rated games on Amazon, then favor games that pack small and work for mixed ages. No company paid to be included, and a higher commission never moves a game up a list.

Ratings and availability were checked on Amazon on November 2, 2026 and can change at any time; the price you see at checkout applies. RV-Roundup is not responsible for errors, omissions or changes made after publication.