What’s in the road trip activity pack
Every page comes from the same games, bingo sets and trivia decks this site runs for free, set up for paper and printed with your names. A family of four crossing three states gets about 40 pages; one kid and one state comes to about 24.
The cover: trip name, route and everyone riding along. 
Picture bingo, two cards per kid, each with their name on it. 
Route trivia for the states you pick, cut into cards. 
The scavenger hunt, with a checkbox column for each player.
Cover1 page
Your trip name, the date, the states on the route and everyone’s name.
Picture bingo2 per player
An easy 3×3 picture card and a 4×4 highway card, drawn in the same sticker art as the site. Each card carries the player’s name.
Word bingo1 per player
A 5×5 card with a FREE square, and every kid gets a different theme: road signs, license plates, city, camping, desert, beach, winter.
Route trivia2 to 10
5 to 25 questions for each state you pick, 12 cards to a sheet. Print double-sided and each answer lands on the back of its card.
License plate game2 pages
The checklist of all 64 US and Canadian plates, plus a tile map with your route states shaded and a score table by name.
Scavenger hunt1 page
25 things to find, from a red car to a covered bridge, with a checkbox column for each player and points by difficulty.
Question cards5 pages
24 Would You Rather, 24 This or That and 12 front-seat questions for the adults, ready to cut out.
Car games cheat sheet2 pages
The rules of all 30 games on this site, three lines each, for the moment someone says “I’m bored”.
Journal3 pages
One page a day: where you drove, the weather, the best moment, the funniest quote, each kid’s favorite part and a space for a ticket stub.
Certificates1 per player
Road Trip Champion, with the name in big letters and lines for the driver and co-pilot to sign.
How it works
- Pay once. Checkout runs on Stripe. Your supporter code shows up on the next screen and in your inbox.
- Type the names and pick the states. Add up to 6 players and the states on your route, name the trip, and choose Letter or A4, color or ink saver.
- Download and print. Your browser builds the PDF in under a minute. Make a new one for the next trip with the same code.
Why a paper pack for the car
Phones die around hour three, tablets make some kids carsick, and the signal drops out in exactly the canyons and prairies a road trip is for. A clipboard and a pencil keep going through all of it, and the free bingo cards and plate tracker on this site still work when you want a screen.
Names change how kids treat a page. A bingo card with “Maya” across the top is hers, and she guards it until the last square. Everyone gets their own card and a certificate at the end, so nobody has to share.
Print the pack the night before. Clip each kid’s bingo cards, hunt sheet and journal together, and keep the trivia cards and the cheat sheet in the front seat. The passenger reads the questions; the driver only answers out loud.
- Print the trivia sheets double-sided, flipping on the long edge, and every answer lands on the back of its own card.
- Ink saver prints pure black with no color fills, which suits a home laser printer.
- Pick the states in driving order and the trivia follows the route, so Utah questions come up while you’re still in Utah.
Your supporter code
The supporter code is how the pack maker knows you paid, and it replaces an account: no password, no profile. Keep the email it arrives in, or restore the code with the address you used at checkout.
Enter it on up to 5 devices, such as your phone and a laptop by the printer. The site runs no ads today. If that ever changes, your code keeps them off on every device where you entered it.
Road trip pack questions
How much does the road trip pack cost?
$6.99, paid once. There is no subscription, and the same supporter code makes a fresh pack for every trip you take.
How many pages is the road trip activity pack?
It depends on how many players and states you enter: one kid and one state comes to about 24 pages, a family of four crossing three states gets about 40, and six players get close to 50.
Do I need an account?
No. After checkout you get a supporter code on screen and by email. The code opens the pack maker on up to 5 devices, and nothing else is needed.
Does the supporter code turn off ads?
Yes, on up to 5 devices. The site runs no ads today; if it ever does, every device where you entered your code stays ad-free.
Is the checkout secure?
Payment happens on Stripe’s checkout page, so your card details go to Stripe and never reach this site. Stripe also sends the receipt.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Ask within 14 days of buying, by replying to the email that carried your code, and we refund it in full.
What ages is it for?
Picture bingo works from about age 3 with a grown-up reading the words. Word bingo, trivia and the scavenger hunt suit ages 6 to 12. The front-seat question cards are for the adults.
Can I print it in black and white?
Yes. Pick Ink saver before you make the pack: every page prints in pure black with no color fills, and the pictures turn grayscale. Letter and A4 paper are both supported.
Are my kids’ names sent anywhere?
No. Your browser builds the PDF on your own device. The names, the trip name and the route never leave it.
I lost my supporter code. What now?
Enter the email you used at checkout on the restore page and we send the code again. It works the same as the first time.
Is anything shipped to me?
No. The pack is a PDF you download and print at home, at work or at a copy shop, as many times as you like.
Make your pack before the drive
$6.99 once. About 40 pages, your names, your route.