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Ropeball® originated in the mid-1980s along the Saco River in Maine, where cousins, relatives, and friends spent summers camping, gathering around campfires, and inventing competitive outdoor games. With just one rusty trashcan, a giant nautical rope strung between two trees, and a well-worn softball, a simple backyard game emerged. As the summers by the Saco came to an end, the game faded into memory. Nearly 40 years later, Ropeball® was revived and transformed into the modern beach game it is known for today — combining offense, defense, teamwork, strategy, and nonstop action into a fast-paced outdoor experience designed for beaches, parks, tailgates, campsites, and backyard competition. From its campfire nostalgia to a fully trademarked outdoor sports game, Ropeball® showcases how the best summer games can endure the test of time. Now, anyone can play Ropeball, bringing a piece of its rich Ropeball history back to life.

We’re excited to bring Ropeball® to beaches, waterfronts, festivals, tournaments, tailgates, and summer events throughout New England and beyond. Inspired by the competitive energy of games like Cornhole, Spikeball, KanJam, and BucketGolf, Ropeball® is a unique backyard game that combines fast-paced action, teamwork, offense and defense, and target-game strategy. It’s the ultimate beach game and yard game for summer fun! Discover the history of Ropeball® and join us at events like Ropeball® Summer 2026, Duxbury Greet Summer Fest, the Philadelphia World Cup Match, Championship Boys Soccer Camp in Duxbury, Mass, Brown's Bank in Plymouth, Mass, and the Viking Cornhole Tournament in Kingston, Mass.
Next stop - Kingston's 300th Olde Home Day Celebration
Ropeball® is an outdoor game that combines offense, defense and target scoring into fast-moving competitive play.
2 vs. 2 is ideal, but Ropeball® can also be played 1 vs. 1 or 3 vs. 3.
The thrower sends the Ropeball over the rope toward three scoring buckets while a defender tries to block the throw. The front bucket scores 2 points and the two back buckets score 1 point each. And unlike most games, defense can score too!
Set the throwing distance and rope height to match your level of play.
THROW • BLOCK • SCORE
Have questions about Ropeball®, how to play, upcoming events, or ordering a set? Send us a message — we’d love to hear from you.
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