Cornhole Game Bean Bag Toss Game (3+ Years)

It is a two-board cornhole set with six colourful bean bags and its own carry case, made by a family-owned company that has produced games since 1795. The set is built as a proper two-board game rather than a single throw-board novelty. It comes with everything needed to play straight away, board, bags and case, nothing extra to source. That long-standing focus on games only is the main proof point here, rather than a one-off seasonal import.

Jaques lists this set as suitable from age 3 upwards, so it covers young children through to teens and adults in the same game. The scoring and throwing action is simple enough for younger players to join in, while the distance and aim give older players and adults something to compete over properly. That spread is why it is pitched as a family and multi-generation game rather than a kids-only toy.

You get two boards, red and blue, set apart from each other, plus six bean bags in contrasting colours to throw between them. Players take turns tossing bags at the opposing board, scoring on landing on the board or through the hole. It is described as boosting strategic thinking around scoring tactics as well as hand-eye coordination from the repeated throwing action. No extra scoring equipment is mentioned, so play starts as soon as the boards are apart.

The set comes with a handy carry case specifically for storage and portability, so the boards and bags are not left loose in a shed or garage. This makes it practical to pack away after a garden party or take to a park or beach without the pieces getting separated or damaged in transit. No specific cleaning materials are mentioned, so treat the boards as you would other outdoor game equipment and keep them dry when stored.

The set includes one red cornhole board, one blue cornhole board, six colourful bean bags, and a carry case. That is a complete two-player-side setup out of the box, with no separate purchase needed for bags or a scoring board. The carry case is called out specifically for effortless portability and storage, which matters if you are taking it beyond the garden to a park or beach.

The set is built around two boards, red and blue, which sets it up naturally for two players or two teams facing off. Six bean bags are included, enough for turns to be split across players on each side without needing extra bags bought separately. It is described as working for both relaxed garden play and more competitive family tournaments, so the same set stretches from casual to competitive without extra kit.

It is positioned as a gift for birthdays, summer holidays, and family gatherings, and is designed to suit kids, teens, and adults in one set. Because it packs into its own carry case, it works as a gift that travels, useful for BBQs, picnics, and holidays rather than sitting unused in a shed. As a game from a maker producing games since 1795, it is a straightforward, single-purchase gift with nothing extra to add before it can be played.

Yes, it is described explicitly as a portable design, lightweight and quick to set up, intended for on-the-go fun beyond the back garden. The included carry case is there specifically so the boards and bags can travel without becoming awkward to carry. It is suggested for garden play, parks, and the beach, as well as BBQs and parties, so it is not built as a fixed, stay-at-home set.