Clark County's Easter Egg Hunts: Fun for All Ages

0:00Spring has sprung in Clark County, bringing a flurry of Easter egg hunts and family fun over the next two weeks. The Easter Bunny is already making appearances at Vancouver Mall through April 4th, with hourly dance parties for kids and photo sessions running. $20 to $60 pets welcome on Mondays from 4 to 7 pm. One standout event is the expanded comma springfest on March. 28th, a free all day festival at Crown Park Packing in 10,000 eggs for hunts by age group, crafts, games, food trucks, and a bonnet. Contest. This weekend kicks off with several hunts tailored for all ages. Commerce parks and recreation leads the springfest from 11 am to 4 pm, including sensory friendly zones and bunny photos. Churches like Memorial Lutheran and River City are hosting free events with cookie decorating, puppet shows, breakfast, and yard games, while the comma school district offers a special needs friendly hunt at Prune Hill Elementary.

1:01Families love these gatherings for the mix of tradition and extras that make holidays memorable. Many events divide hunts into age groups from toddlers to 12-year-olds, ensuring fair play and excitement, with golden tickets or prizes adding, thrill. Free entry at most spots draws big crowds, fostering community spirit amid blooming flowers and mild weather. Looking ahead to April 4th and 5th, options abound at farms, parks, and lodges. Get together farm in Washingo, charges $7 for hunts, animal visits, and hay rides, while IQ Credit Union hosts a free scavenger style event in Richfield with 20,000 eggs in baskets. Groups like the Vancouver Elks, Willan Moose, and Washingo Eagles provide classic hunts and Clover Lane events center serves in Alice in Wonderland, brunch for $25 to $45. Mark your calendars and grab those baskets. Clark County's Eastern lineup promises sunny days and sweet surprises for everyone. That's your update from Vancouver News today, powered by AI.