126 Easter Egg Hunts
Parents help their kids find the good stuff at Easter Egg Hunts. Sometimes there are more adults than children on the field.
Easter Egg Hunts bring out the best of community volunteerism as civic groups lend a hand to present the annual tradition of children looking for candy, plastic eggs or real eggs (on rare occasion) to fill their Easter baskets. Many hunts have created rules about parent participation, prohibiting moms & dads from hunting for their kids. You can see the frustration when parents notice their children aren’t fast enough, aggressive enough or for some reason just aren’t finding the good stuff to be had. This is the biggest Egg Hunt weekend of the year and Saturday is by far the most popular day.
Highlights of 126 Easter Egg hunts taking place this Saturday, April 4 and here’s the list!
American Canyon’s spring Egg Hunt includes a chalk art contest.
Near Anderson, Calif. there’s a Golden Egg Hunt for adults at Palo Cedro Park.
Dana Point’s Egg Hunt includes a petting zoo.
Fallbrook Easter Egg Hunt gets a great start with the annual pancake breakfast sponsored by volunteer firefighters.
Fort Bragg hosts an Easter Pool Party.
Goleta’s annual event includes the popular Bunny Express Train.
Imperial Beach Chamber hosts an egg hunt in the sand next to Portwood Pier Plaza. Here are a few other sand hunts.
Napa’s Egg Hunt includes costumed characters.
West Sacramento Easter Egg Express includes a big train ride.
Yorba Linda hosts an evening flashlight egg hunt the night before the daytime event which is held Apr. 4.
