Geocache swag ideas

One of the first rules of geocaching involves the matchbox cars, the bouncy balls and the lady bug erasers staring up at you from the bottom of the geocache. That’s geocaching SWAG – or Stuff We All Get. Geocachers trade swag by replacing items in the geocache with something of equal or greater value. Now you can spread…

I've previously written an article on what NOT to place in a geocache (and why) and included a few suggestions of what actually makes a good trade item. In this post I'd like to answer another question we've been asked numerous times. Where can I find decent swag / trade items? Inexpensive trade items (note, I […]

So from the experience I have from geocaching for the past month and a half (not even that long lol), I've gotten to see what kinds of treas...

I have more swag in my collection than fits on the walls. I have geocoins, wooden nickels, trackable tags, and cacher cards in notebooks on my bookshelf.

As a Geocacher, you know that one of the things that can make finding a cache fun is the treasure, the goodies, the swag, the trade items that you might discover (especially for younger hunters). If you've been geocaching for a while, you probably also know that the quality and appropriateness of swag can vary […]

Hey, I have a blog that is partilly Geocaching-Related, and I have idea for a post about Good Swag. So, Please post a response on what some good swag is. Thanks! ~Tdeathgem (the name of the blog is swagandstuff.blogspot.com, if you wanted to know)

As you know, I have been a geocacher for many years. Not only have I added to my find count over the years, I have also added to my personal collection of swag. This includes geocoins and other trackable items, personal swag such as buttons, and pathtags just to name a few. I thought I'd…

More fun, 1" images for making geocaching trade items. They fit perfectly into bottle caps or cabochons.

Learn how to make cute geocaching-inspired keychains to use as gifts, swag, or just for fun!

Something we all get, aka Swag, is trade items left by Geocachers. One of the rules of GC is that if you take something from the container, you must replace it with something of your own that is of equal or greater value. Emptying the contents of a GC and replacing it with a handful of pennies, not cool. Unless they were rare I suppose. :p Anything not family friendly for all ages, is also not good swag. This omits leaving lighters, tobacco, alcohol, knives, and fireworks. Another rule is to…