New Plastic Cornhole Board: The Ultimate Outdoor Game Experience

WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED

£10.26

This Cornhole set features 2 waterproof boards and 8 bean bags in 2 team colors, making it perfect for outdoor games and suitable for kids of all skill levels The Ultimate Portable Cornhole Set: This set includes 2 waterproof plastic boards (61x45x17cm) and 8 bean bags in 2 team colors, perfect for outdoor games on the lawn or park. The boards are weather-proof and have a built-in bean bag return for fast-paced play. With portable carrying handles and inner storage compartments, it s easy to transport and store. Suitable for kids of all skill levels, this set is a great way for families to enj

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Registered at Companies House as WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED, number 12727808. Checked 2026-08-29.
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