Drysdale Tree Farms' Easter Egg Hunt: Fun for All Ages

0:00The 26th annual Easter egg hunt at Drysdale tree farms is happening this weekend, drawing families for a full day of fun. You can register for tractor rides out to egg-filled fields, plus exotic animals, and a magic show to keep everyone smiling. Once you're signed up, hop on a tractor for a quick trip to the hunt zone, where eggs are color-coded by age group so every kid scores fair and square. Then ride back to trade those eggs for gift baskets and dive into the other activities. Doug Drysdale, who runs the farm, loves how it brings families closer, especially the little ones around three, four, or five years old, buzzing with. Excitement over the surprises and treats ahead, he kicked off the event years ago after hitting a sloppy one elsewhere, figuring he could step it up, and families keep coming back for the fresh. Twist, each time. Hunts run Saturday and Sunday at 9am, 11am, 1pm, and 3pm. So grab a spot now and make some Easter memories roll. That's the story for today.

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