From a city rally to a team challenge: outdoor events combine getting active, working together and a change of scenery to create a special experience for your team.
Outdoor team events offer plenty of scope to get active, compete and tackle challenges together. To find the right fit, consider the activity level, group size, your goals and the venue conditions together.
Depending on the setting, rallies, Team-Parcours, building projects, archery or bigger team challenges are all options. For a full team day, suitable activities can be planned as a company outing. If you want to minimise disruption from the weather, you’ll find alternatives under indoor team events.
Consider space, ground conditions, access, permits and arrangements for bad weather early in your planning. These details help us assess which outdoor activities can work at your preferred location.
These are the six activities teams choose most often at teamio for the outdoors. They differ in the space you provide and in the effort involved, from building to a tournament.
from €59If you have plenty of outdoor space for lots of people: five challenges from a pool of modules, a shotgun start and an awards ceremony. If it rains, the stations are covered with gazebos, and the format also works indoors.
from €49Tech on the company grounds: fly drones, steer Sphero Balls by iPad and build a drone. Beginners and pros manage equally well. The format works outdoors as well as indoors in a conference room.
from €39If company grounds, a conference hotel or a park are available: longbows, four competition modes and balloon shooting as the finale. Covered shooting areas and protective equipment come with it; beginners hit the target after the briefing.
from €59For groups with space and a taste for action: teams build their soapboxes from kits and run qualifying and a relay race. You need an area with a slight slope or the teamio ramp.
from €59For groups who’d rather play than do sport outdoors: retro gaming on the N64, a Carrera track and remote-controlled karts turn the venue into a race track. The format works indoors and outdoors, and no previous experience is needed.
from €49For a flexible tournament: you choose three challenges yourself, such as lawn curling or CrossBoccia, and we bring the equipment. All teams start at the same time at different stations; scoring is digital via the event app.
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from €59Five winter challenges, from stacking giant presents to building a sleigh in Santa’s workshop: teams collect points towards the overall score, and everyone celebrates together at the awards ceremony, indoors or outdoors.
from €59Wheelbarrow course, hay bale run, milking contest and horseshoe throwing: teams collect points in proper farmyard challenges. The team with the most points takes the golden pitchfork home.
from €49Sandcastle building, a water relay and coconut boules: in small groups you go barefoot from station to station, to a soundtrack of summer hits. We bring the sun cream – safety first!
from €39Longbows with no sights and no technical gadgetry, four ways to compete and a balloon-shooting finale: after a briefing and some warm-up shots, even beginners hit the bullseye. Every team gets its own protective gear.
from €69Build your own cajóns from high-quality kits, then play rhythms in several parts as a team, guided by drum coaches. You can take your box drum home.
from €59Golf without a golf course: clubs in hand, you head over hill and dale, with team tasks such as the golf ball pipeline and ladder golf waiting along the way. In the end, the best team handicap wins.
from €39All the atmosphere of the pub, darts included: teams play 301 through a preliminary round and a knockout stage for the title of company darts champion, while a cheeky hosting team comments on every throw.
from €55Fly drones, send robotic balls racing each other or steer racing cars using an iPad: in this tournament, teams compete using VR, robotics and AI. You choose the stations.
from €79Design a flag, christen your boat, start paddling: the teams race each other in dragon boats while a drummer sets the beat. The winning team gets Crémant, and the flags go on to decorate the canteen.
from €49Steer DJI drones through an obstacle course (touching an obstacle adds a time penalty), guide Sphero balls using an iPad and build a drone even though only half the team can see the instructions.
from €49Everyone gets a real djembe, and our drum coaches lead you step by step from a body percussion warm-up to the big final arrangement. Nobody needs any musical experience.
from €49The feel of curling, minus the ice: on mobile plastic lanes the teams slide their stocks towards the target – in a company building, a hotel or outdoors. Strategy, precision and plenty of cheering.
from €49Sherwood Forest by torchlight: after a short briefing from our trainers, even beginners pick up a longbow and take on the other teams.
from €139We set up the stalls right on your company grounds: candied almonds, mulled wine and a winter BBQ, plus an Eisstock curling lane and archery by torchlight if you like.
from €69From wooden planks, hemp ropes, securing straps and barrels, the teams build their own raft, hoist the pirate flag and put on a show to christen it, then take to the water for the regatta.
from €49Soccer-Toss, Quiz-Ball and more: you choose the football activities from over a dozen challenges, and we build them into a tournament that runs from the preliminary rounds to the final – with a golden cup on request.
from €59Geocaching with an expedition rucksack: teams head out into your city in search of the secret of Christmas, solve puzzles and track down hiding places. Homemade Glühwein (hot mulled wine) keeps the cold at bay.
from €55Backpack, walkie-talkie and GPS device: teams hunt for hidden caches, solve puzzles based on their surroundings and tackle challenges together along the way, whether through the undergrowth or the urban jungle.
from €59Teams line up along six rods inside inflatable human table football arenas and play a tournament, with commentators, football hits and Mexican waves for company. The winners walk away with the golden cup.
from €49Frozen lake, snowball pipeline, guess the spice and Santa charades: all teams start at their stations at the same time and chase points. Santa hats are included.
from €49iPad, walkie-talkie and a virtual city map: teams hunt for points, complete tasks and answer questions about your company. Fifteen minutes before the end, the live scores disappear – and that’s when it gets really tense.
from €49Your own table football championship: every team founds a club, name and all, then battles through the group stage and knockout rounds while commentators guide you through the tournament like a Saturday-night football show.
from €79Your very own table football table is built from a kit, then christened in a tournament. The fastest team to finish building gets to play at home in the opening match, and the tables can be donated afterwards.
from €49Each artists’ collective paints its own canvas around your theme. Then the canvases come together as one large artwork for your company – with a bird’s-eye drone photo, if conditions allow.
from €49Write the script, pick costumes and false beards, shoot, edit: every film crew makes its own short film with an iPad and a collection of props. At the end, all the films are screened at your very own film festival, nominations included.
from €35As a new Europol task force, the teams hunt a master thief: armed with an agent’s case, a puzzle box and a postcard under UV light, they solve puzzles against the clock – and must tread carefully, because their adversary is hot on their heels.
from €59A large CRT television with an N64, a Carrera track and remote-controlled Mario Karts: across three challenges, teams go head to head in races that mix retro nostalgia with full-throttle action. The winning team gets to pop the corks.
from €39A delicate touch and clever tactics: the teams take turns sliding their curling stones towards the target circles, on grass, asphalt or office carpet. One well-placed stone knocks the opposing stones out of the lane.
from €129Sightseeing on Segways: after a safety briefing and a test ride, you set off through town in your helmet, with puzzles, a cone course and tasks you have to dismount for along the way. At the finish, everyone gets a Segway diploma.
from €59Spanners first, then speed: every team builds its soapbox car from a kit, gives it a look all its own and shows it off to see how it scores on the applause meter. Then it’s down the ramp for qualifying and a relay race, and a bubbly shower waits at the end.
from €49In the “Tower of Power”, a team builds a tower using a special crane rig, and the other tasks only work out when everyone pulls together. Every group has its own trainer and plans its strategy before trying it out.
from €49You choose three challenges, for example lawn curling, XXL Jenga, CrossBoccia, ladder golf or a drone race. All teams start at the same time at different stations, and the scoring is done digitally via the event app.
from €59Pick five challenges from a pool, such as the Mario Kart balloon hunt, Cube Challenge or pipeline building. Everyone chases points in changing teams, with medals, Crémant or a cup on request.
from €49Two disciplines, one tournament: in disc golf the metal baskets have to be hit with as few throws as possible, while on the e-scooter course every second counts. Helmets and protective pads are compulsory.
from €49With a GPS device and a backpack full of Spekulatius (spiced Christmas biscuits), clementines and Glühwein (mulled wine), small teams roam the Christmas market, crack puzzles and tackle team challenges, amid the bustle of the festive stalls.
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Depending on the activity, city centres, company grounds, parks or suitable event spaces are options. The conditions are checked in advance.
Not every outdoor event has to be physically demanding. The choice can be adapted to the group’s mobility, experience and the intensity they’re after.
We agree in advance under what conditions the activity can go ahead, and what adjustment or alternative is planned if the weather isn’t suitable.
Tell us your group size, date, preferred place and activity level. We’ll recommend outdoor activities and clarify the space needed, requirements and options for different weather conditions.
Answers to your questions about suitable activities, spaces, weather, group sizes and planning your outdoor event.
Options include city rallies, GPS-based activities, team challenges, archery, raft building or courses you tackle together. The choice depends on your goal, the terrain, group size and the activity level you want.
No. Alongside more physically active options, there are challenges where strategy, creativity, skill or communication take centre stage. What matters is setting the activity level to suit the group in advance.
Depending on the activity, company grounds, parks, urban areas, open spaces or the grounds of an event venue are options. Usage rights, ground conditions, access, toilet facilities and other conditions each need to be checked.
Some events can go ahead with adjustments in mildly unsettled weather; others need an alternative space or an indoor activity. Whether the weather allows the event to go ahead, and any possible alternative, will be agreed for your booking.
There are activities for small teams and for larger groups. Besides the number of participants, what counts is the space available, the number of stations and how fully you want everyone involved.
The advice depends on the season, the weather and the activity. As a rule, comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and suitable footwear make sense. You’ll get specific tips to match the activity you choose.
That depends on the place and the activity. Using public spaces or areas that serve particular purposes may require consultation or permits, so it’s best to clarify who is responsible early on.
Yes, an outdoor activity can kick things off, take centre stage or complement the rest of the party. Plan the timings, routes, changing facilities and activities that follow together.
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