Easter egg hunt is an adored moment of children. Follow our tips to easily organize a successful quest, indoors and in the garden!
Easter approach and children are impatiently awaiting egg hunt In chocolate, the flagship weekend activity. Whether indoors, in a garden or a park, they love to go in search of hidden eggs and rabbits. Need ideas to organize yours? Discover our advice and egg hunts planned everywhere in France this year.
What are the egg hunts organized in France?
Everywhere in France, emblematic places organize hunts with unforgettable Easter eggs for young and old. Whether in parks, zoos or even prestigious castles, these events are perfect for a family outing. Among the essentials this year: the Free egg hunt for the acclimatization garden in Paris on April 20 and 21, 2025with more than 50,000 hidden eggs. Traditionally, the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte organize an egg hunt in its sumptuous gardens, just like the Futuroscope Park In the middle of attractions. What celebrate Easter while having fun with the family!
If you have a garden or a terrace, take full advantage of this space to Organize an egg hunt outside. Hide the chocolate eggs and rabbits in the flower pots, behind the bushes, at the foot of the trees or even in the dog’s niche. To add a challenge, you can also hide a box filled with surprises under the ground that children will have to dig up with a shovel. Before D -Day, remember to prepare everything: eggs and chocolate rabbits, baskets for harvesting and some decorative elements to make activity even more festive. Before launching the start, upstream, prepare Easter baskets or rabbit bags with the children. Also take the opportunity to make chocolate fries and eggs. They will love to make these surprises … and even more look for them! Here are our DIY ideas to make For a successful egg hunt:
You organize a indoor egg hunt ? No worries, it can be just as fun! The hiding places are even more varied than outdoors. Hide eggs behind a plant, under a bed, in the cushions, coats pockets or even in a satchel. Bring an area to avoid invading all the space and, for the older ones, add riddles to spice up the search. If children have different ages, opt for a color code: red for small, blue for means and gold for adults. Ideal to avoid arguments!
