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Lawn games work best when they're substantial enough to hold their own at an outdoor event rather than feeling like an afterthought. This range focuses on that larger, more considered end of the outdoor games market, covering everything from traditional wooden sets through to the VINGA Lagoa pickleball set for anyone after something more contemporary.
Whether you're sourcing corporate lawn games for a summer event, a custom lawn games order for client gifting, or a set of bulk garden games for repeat use across multiple sites, there's a genuinely fit for purpose option here.
The Wooden kubb set and Wooden skittles set both represent classic, well established wooden garden games, built for repeated outdoor use across a full summer season rather than a single event. The Wooden scatter set adds a different style of throwing and target game to the mix, while the Wooden frescobol tennis set brings a fast paced, racquet based game into the same wood finished range, giving a consistent look across the whole collection.

For events where visual impact matters as much as gameplay, the Bamboo giant mikado set delivers exactly that. As a genuinely giant garden games option, it works well as a centrepiece at a summer party or festival stand, drawing attention from across a field in a way a smaller tabletop game can't.
Pickleball has grown rapidly in popularity, and the VINGA Lagoa pickleball set gives you a way to tap into that demand with a modern, contemporary garden game rather than sticking purely to traditional formats. Combining elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, pickleball is played with solid paddles and a perforated ball on a smaller court, making it more accessible to casual players than full size tennis while still offering a genuine competitive edge.
Comparing pickleball vs tennis, pickleball uses a smaller court and slower ball, making rallies easier to sustain and the game generally quicker to pick up for beginners, while tennis demands more court space and a steeper initial learning curve. This accessibility is a large part of why pickleball has grown so quickly as a corporate and casual event activity.
Kubb involves throwing wooden batons to knock over the opposing team's blocks, working from the outer blocks inward before aiming for the king piece at the centre. Frescobol is played with wooden paddles, hitting a rubber ball back and forth cooperatively rather than competitively, making it a relaxed option for casual play. Mikado, or giant pick-up sticks, is played by dropping a bundle of sticks and carefully removing them one at a time without disturbing the others, rewarding steady hands over athletic skill. A scatter set typically involves throwing or rolling pieces to land closest to a target, similar in spirit to a giant version of jacks or a throwing dice game.
Group focused lawn games work particularly well for outdoor games for team building, since they naturally encourage turn taking and light competition without requiring specialist skill. A kubb or pickleball set suits a full afternoon activity at a company summer day, while the giant mikado set works well as a lower pressure, drop in activity that people can pick up and put down casually throughout an event.
The wooden sets suit a debossed logo across the paddle, block, or carry case for a subtle, premium finish that holds up to repeated outdoor use. The VINGA Lagoa pickleball set offers a cleaner, more modern surface better suited to a printed logo across the paddle face or bag.
If you're building a wider outdoor event kit rather than a single game, pairing lawn games with something from our cooler bag range or picnic range makes for a more complete summer event setup.
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Pickleball is played on a small court with solid paddles and a perforated plastic ball, combining elements of tennis and table tennis. Players serve underhand and rallies continue until a fault occurs, with games typically played to 11 points.
Kubb involves throwing wooden batons to knock over the opposing team's wooden blocks, working from the outer blocks inward before aiming for the king piece in the centre. It's played in teams and combines elements of skittles and horseshoes.
Frescobol is played with wooden paddles, hitting a rubber ball back and forth between two players. Unlike tennis, it's typically played cooperatively rather than competitively, with players aiming to keep the rally going rather than score points.
Mikado, or giant pick-up sticks, is played by dropping a bundle of sticks in a pile, then taking turns removing individual sticks without disturbing the others. If a player moves another stick while removing one, their turn ends.
A scatter game typically involves throwing or rolling small pieces with the aim of landing them as close as possible to a target, similar in concept to games like jacks or target based dice games, adapted for outdoor group play.