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Bocce sets
A relaxed lawn classic that all ages can play.
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Bocce sets at a glance
What we like
- Easy to learn
- Fits a long, narrow lawn
- Sets pack up in a bag
Trade-offs
- Needs a level, fairly flat lawn
- Cheap resin sets feel light
- Takes a long strip of space
- Best for
- Mixed-age gatherings and relaxed afternoons.
- Skip it if
- Your lawn is bumpy or very short.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best relaxed classic
Best Lawn Games
An easy-to-learn game for all ages that sets up on any level lawn. It needs a long, flat strip, and cheap resin sets feel light.
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