Lantern PressProtect Our National Parks Memory Game

Ended up buying 2nd one to have in camper for trips. Kids loved it and learned locations of National Parks.

Fun game. Great pictures. Sturdy cards.

Finally find a nature-themed memory card gane for adults.

Was not packaged as new, no shrink wrap, tape, anything. The cards fell out of the box as there was no shrink wrap or any tape securing the lid. Makes me question if this is new. Beautiful cards.

36 National Parks are represented, roughly half of the total parks in the United States. The quality of the cards is excellent. The art is eye-catching and printed with vivid colors on very thick cardboard that should stand up to years of handling. If you’re a fan of the National Parks, you’ll like the art, which is reminiscent of the 1930s WPA posters. It’s very visually appealing and captures something of the spirit of each park.Memory itself is a game that’s super easy to learn, though I’ve never played at such a large scale. 72 cards laid out takes up a lot of space on the table or floor, so make sure you have a big clear area to play. It’s a great way to keep kids and adults entertained together; we found that playing in teams was best for us so that the younger members of our family could keep up and their sharp little eyes could help the older members.We did not try this, but if you’re playing with adults I feel like this could be the inspiration for an excellent drinking game, especially on road trips or with outdoor-loving friends.

There are 72 cards in this game, two for each of 36 different U.S. National Parks. The object of the game is to start with all cards face down, choose two cards. If they match, keep them, if not, put them back, but remember where they were. Later when a player's turn comes around again, a card is chosen. If it is the same as a card exposed earlier, remembering where the matching card was lets the player pick the match. When all the cards are off the table, the one with the most cards is the winner.Pretty fun and simple game that might lead to more interest in the national park system. All cards have the same simple back, so there is no clue which card has which park on the front face.The cards are a good, heavy paper stock.

Great quality and artwork.

The Lantern Press Protect Our National Parks Memory Game is fantastic! It gets a well-deserved 5 stars from me.