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As many of you know, our family enjoys visiting national parks. So far we have explored 27 national parks, and we wish to visit more! If you or someone you know has a similar love for the national park system, take note. The Op gave me the opportunity to try out three of their national park-themed games: Scrabble: National Parks, Monopoly: National Parks Edition, and National Parks Get Wild. All of these games would make a great gift for a national park fan!
Scrabble: National Parks
During a recent camping trip, we ended up playing Scrabble: National Parks inside our tent before going to sleep. I did not take any pictures, as the lighting was not ideal. However, it was a fun family bonding experience. Scrabble is a classic game for a reason, and the addition of national park cards gives it an interesting twist. Extra points are also awarded for playing national park words, such as things found or items used in the national parks. This game is for 2-4 players, ages 8+.
Monopoly: National Parks Edition
It seems like there is version of Monopoly for every interest, so it is exciting that The Op offers Monopoly: National Parks Edition. In this edition, players “buy” national park properties with special bills featuring national monuments. Instead of building houses or hotels, players build camp sites or ranger stations.
This Monopoly board is so beautiful. Just looking at the pictures of the various parks brings back a lot of precious family memories.
Are these national park-themed playing pieces not the cutest? I especially like the ranger’s hat and hiking boot! Monopoly: National Parks Edition is for 2-6 players, 8+.
National Parks Get Wild
National Parks Get Wild is a completely new game for our family. In this game, the object is to remove the animals that do not belong in your national park, and gather the ones that do. I like that this is a simultaneous play game, so you’re not waiting for someone to take their turn! Again, the national park illustrations are gorgeous and I appreciate all of the fun facts listed on the player boards. This game would be great for kids that like to learn about animals, too. National Parks Get Wild is for 3-6 players, 6+.
Where To Purchase The Op Games
The Op Games can be purchased through their online shop, or at major retailers such as Amazon, Target, Walmart and Barnes & Noble.
The Op Games Giveaway
Enter the giveaway below for your chance to win Scrabble: National Parks, Monopoly: National Parks Edition, and National Parks Get Wild.
65 Comments
I would like to play Scrabble first and then the rest of them.
I went to the sponsor’s site and I would love to play the game called Disney Mickey And Friends Food Fight with the kids first.
My family would really enjoy playing the National Parks version of Monopoly first!
Hues and Cues looks interesting!
I would like to play OPERATION®: Disney The Nightmare Before Christmas
I would like to try Blank Slate.
Scrabble….
I’d like to play The Thing Infection!
I would like to play Monopoly The Nightmare Before Christmas.
I’d like to play Scrabble
I think I would most like to play the Monopoly game first with my two boys.
I would like to try Blank Slate.
I would like to check out Blank Slate
I would like to play the Hues and Clues game.
I would like to play the Monopoly game first, it’s our family’s favorite board game.
I would like the play the game MONOPOLY®: Disney The Nightmare Before Christmas.
I would like the Scrabble game .
I’d like to try CODENAMES: Marvel.
I WOULD LIKE TO PLAY FOOD FIGHT.
I would like to play Clue: Harry Potter.
Thank You! If I win these Board Games I will give them To my Niece and her Family.
love games
totally awesome approach on the games!
Love Games!
I love Codenames!
I would like to play CLUE®: Scooby-Doo first.
Love games would love to try Telestrations. It looks interesting.
I would love to play Disney food fight!
I would like to play Scrabble first.
I like the Disney Mickey And Friends Food Fight.
I would like to play Monopoly, The Sopranos.
I would go for Monopoly
I would love to play Telestrations®: After Dark
Parks monopoly!
I would play Mickey Mouse and Friends Food Fight with my grandson!
Hues and Cues looks interesting!
I would like to play all three one at a time.
I’d love to try Get Wild!
I would love to play the Monopoly: National Parks Edition first; I love this classic!
I would like to play the CLUE Scubby-Doo first.
They have such a great selection of games and puzzles. First I would like to play their game Blank Slate.
I would like the Monopoly JoJo Siwa for my daughter.
Since it’s been one of my favorite shows, I’d love to play MONOPOLY: Schitt’s Creek first!
I would like to play Hues and Cues first.
Love it!
I would like to play Monopoly – National Parks Edition.
I’d like to play Scrabble or Yahtzee first!
The Simpsons “Cast of Thousands” 1000 Piece Puzzle.
food fight
I would play the Monopoly game first. I grew up playing it with my family.
They’ve got lots of cool games. I would try Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle first.
I would love to play the MONOPOLY®: Elf first. I love that movie and a great game for Christmas time.
We would love to try Talisman; Harry Potter.
so cool, love their games. We’d play hues and cues!
I had no idea that there was a Bob Ross Monopoly. The Harry Potter Scrabble edition would be fun.
I would love to play Monopoly
Get Wild looks like a new and beautiful game to play with the kiddos and all
I would like to play The Thing Infection at Outpost 31
Hues & Clues
wow
Blank Slates, it looks really fun!
National Parks Monopoly
Queen Monopoly looks interested, I’d love to play it!
I would play Telestrations.