Backyard & Lawn Games

Backyard and lawn games for cottage weekends, barbecues and school field days: ring toss, cornhole bags and sets, bocce, disc golf discs and bags, flying discs, giant tic-tac-toe and wearable party games like Granny Pants. Most pack up in minutes and set up on any patch of grass or sand.

For cornhole, regulation bags are about 6 x 6 inches and weigh close to a pound; Nattork's double-stitched duck cloth sets come in team colours with a carry tote. Bocce players should compare ball size and material, such as Franklin Sports' 100 mm all-weather resin set. New disc golfers do well starting with a putter and midrange from Discraft or MVP Disc Sports, then adding drivers once their throw is consistent. For beach play, resin and plastic pieces handle sand better than wood. See our cornhole rules and board sizes or shop disc golf.

Brands include MVP Disc Sports, Play Platoon and GoSports.

In this range: ring toss, cornhole bags, disc golf, flying discs and cornhole sets.

Part of our game room & backyard games range.

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Backyard & Lawn Games: frequently asked questions

What are regulation cornhole board and bag sizes?

Under American Cornhole Organization rules, boards are 24 x 48 inches with a 6-inch hole centred 9 inches from the top, and the front edges sit 27 feet (about 8.2 m) apart. Regulation bags are roughly 6 x 6 inches and weigh about 16 oz (450 g). Backyard sets are often lighter or smaller, so check the specs if you want tournament-style play.

Which disc golf discs should a beginner start with?

Start with a putter and a midrange, since they fly straighter and are easier to control than high-speed drivers. Many new players find lighter discs easier to throw. A three-disc starter set with a putter, midrange and fairway driver covers the basics.

How do I store lawn games over the winter?

Bring bags, boards and wooden pieces inside before the snow, and let anything damp dry fully first to prevent mould. Resin bocce balls and plastic discs tolerate cold better, but frost and UV can still fade or crack them over time. A dry garage or basement shelf works well.

Sources: americancornhole.com

Our guides for this category

Cornhole Rules and Board Sizes: A Canadian Guide

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