Road trip bingo cards
Things to spot out the car window. A unique card for every kid in the back seat means no copying, and fewer fights.
About these road trip bingo cards
Car bingo is the oldest road trip game for a reason: it keeps kids looking out the window instead of at a screen. Every card the generator makes is different, so siblings cannot copy each other.
The list mixes highway and countryside sights. Edit it for your route. City drives might add Food truck and Skyscraper, while a beach trip might add Surfboard and Lighthouse.
The road trip bingo word list
These 40 words are loaded into the generator. Edit them above, or copy them for your own game.
- Cow
- Horse
- Red car
- Motorcycle
- Bridge
- Train
- Gas station
- Stop sign
- Police car
- School bus
- Water tower
- Windmill
- Billboard
- Tunnel
- Fire truck
- Tractor
- Speed limit sign
- Out-of-state plate
- Barn
- Bicycle
- Rest stop
- Construction cone
- Airplane
- River
- Mountain
- Dog in a car
- Yellow car
- Flag
- Church
- Hot air balloon
- Camper van
- Big truck
- Traffic light
- Lake
- Deer crossing sign
- Toll booth
- Ambulance
- Pickup truck
- Fast food sign
- Bird on a wire
Ways to play
Clipboard and crayon
Clip each card to a clipboard or a cereal box. Crayons do not roll away like pens and do not need sharpening.
Reusable cards
Slide cards into a plastic sleeve and use a dry-erase marker. Wipe clean and play again on the drive home.
Rest stop prize
The winner picks the snack at the next stop, or chooses the next song.
Questions
What age is road trip bingo for?
Ages 4 and up. Pre-readers can play with a 3x3 card if a parent reads the squares.
Can I make cards for different routes?
Yes. Edit the list for your drive and print a fresh set before each trip.
Should I print one per page?
Yes, for the car. Bigger squares are easier to mark on a bumpy road.
