Nowhere County escape room

The challenge is to escape from the Nowhere jail, break into the Nowhere Bank and grab the gold stashed in the vault.

But it’s not as simple as saying “Stick ’em up and hand over the loot or I will shoot more holes in ya than a Swiss cheese”.  You will need to solve a whole bunch of puzzles and riddles before Sheriff Dusty Hogg returns from Pilfers Perch with his posse.

This is not your ordinary get-out-within-60-minutes escape room. Game time is typically between 90 and 120 minutes, and is especially suited as a team building experience. An advanced version is available for experienced smarty-pantse escapees.

Nowhere is a bustling little wild west town. It started with a sheriff’s office and the Nowhere County jail (where bad people go) but has grown to include a a Trading Post, Bank, and Dusty’s Dunny (Dusty is the sheriff).

The escape room is available free of charge to campers who stay at Rocky Bay Cove, or can be booked on a limited basis via Escape on Bank Street. HERE >>>

Sheriff Dusty Hogg recently published his memoir, “The Dusty Road to Nowhere”, which is a gripping read about good and evil, crime and justice and the heroic deeds of law enforcement in the Wild West. There’s sure to be a copy in the sheriff’s office for you to have a read.

Check out the WANTED posters, and keep ya eye out for those varmints ’cause there’s a 10-gallon hat full of loot for the one that brings em in.

REVIEWS
This was something really unique. Never experienced an indoor outdoor challenge and the storyline, the puzzles and Frank’s attention to details was absolutely amazing. The location is also stunning, complete with donkeys! Thank you Frank for the personal touch and a really out there escape! – Hennie

Fantastic fun! We enjoyed every part of our escape. – Kerri

Thank you for having us! We had a blast! – Tiffany

“We really enjoyed it! We were just talking and said that there had been so much effort gone into every detail. Will definitely recommend it. Ray has read half of your book this morning and said it was “hard case”! – Sara