15 Road Trip Games Kids, Teens & Parents Can Actually Play Together

Choose a category. Take turns answering in five seconds. Repeat or stall and you are out.

Everyone adds exactly one sentence to a shared story.

Think of a person, place or thing. The family gets twenty yes/no questions.

Find something outside for A, then B, then C.

Use travel memories, school stories or funny family moments.

Make the choices increasingly ridiculous.

Pick states, letters or patterns to spot before the next stop.

Describe a movie, song or memory using only emoji-style clues spoken aloud.

Ask questions about each other instead of general knowledge.

Give three clues without naming the object’s color.

The next word must start with the last letter of the previous word.

Choose a theme and take turns drafting songs. No repeats.

Make a safe sound effect; everyone guesses what it represents.

Build a story one word at a time around the car.

Give clues about a place someone in the family knows.