Hidden Deer & Fish Cornhole Boards - Backyard Series

Backyard Cornhole Boards: Full Size, Easy Going

Not every game needs to feel like league night. Sometimes it's a cookout, a tailgate, or the kids challenging you after dinner. Backyard Series boards give you a real regulation playing surface in a lighter build that's easy to carry, quick to set up and priced for casual play. They arrive assembled, so you can open the box and start throwing.

Why They Work for Backyard Play

Light enough to grab and go. At about 25 lb per board, one person can carry them from the garage to the lawn or load them into the car for a tailgate.

The real thing, sized right. A full 24" x 48" playing surface with a regulation 6" hole and the correct board angle, so the game plays the way it should.

Graphics that last. Designs are UV printed directly onto the Baltic birch and sealed with a clear coat. There's no vinyl to peel, bubble or lift at the edges.

Family friendly. Rounded edges and a smooth finish make them comfortable for players of every age to handle.

Specs at a Glance

• Surface: 24" x 48" Baltic birch with a 6" hole
• Height: 12" back, 3.25" front
• Frame: solid wood with a single under-board support brace
• Legs: folding
• Finish: direct UV print with a clear coat
• Weight: about 25 lb per board
• Assembly: none, ready to play

What's in the Box

Two Backyard Series boards. Bags are sold separately so you can pick the look and feel you like. For casual play, browse our backyard and recreational bags, shop all cornhole bags, or design a matching set in our online bag designer.

Want Something Different?

Getting more competitive? Our Tournament and Pro boards add a thicker 3/4" top and extra bracing for less bounce. Pro Solution Lite is the step up for serious practice.

Boards staying outside? Wood boards should be stored indoors, so check out our All-Weather boards.

Want your own design? Put a name, logo or your own artwork on a set with our online board designer.

Backyard Board Questions

Are these good for kids?
Yes. They're light, the edges are rounded, and younger players can simply stand closer to the boards.

Can I use them for league practice?
They're regulation size, so they work for practice. Players who throw several times a week usually prefer the heavier Tournament or Pro boards for a steadier landing.

Can I leave them outside?
We recommend storing them indoors and keeping them dry. Wood boards last much longer that way.

Will they wobble on grass?
Set them on the flattest spot you can find. PUCS stabilizers help keep them steady on uneven ground.