2019 Guide to Easter Egg Hunts Around Atlanta
Here comes Peter Cottontail…and that means Easter egg hunts around Atlanta! Bring your baskets and participate in one of the many Easter egg hunts and eggstravaganzas this spring. Here are some ideas for Easter games and ways to fill an Easter basket.
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Bunny Bash at Mall of Georgia
Visit the Easter Bunny, do a bunny hop, crafts and more. March 29.
Easter Egg Hunt at the Governor’s Mansion
First Lady Marty Kemp hosts the egg hunt at the Governor’s Mansion. April 6.
Acworth Easter Egg Night Hunt at the Acworth Sports Complex
Over 50,000 eggs filled with toys, candy and prizes. Hunts are separated by age group. Ages 10 and younger. April 12.
Easter Egglow Scramble at Franklin Gateway Sports Complex
Egg hunt by ages with candy and prizes, inflatables; visit with the Easter Bunny afterward for pictures. April 12.
Easter Egg Hunt at E.E. Robinson Park.
Age-appropriate egg hunts, inflatables and the Easter Bunny. April 13.
Easter Eggstravaganza at Etowah River Park
Egg hunts by ages and for children with special needs; also, petting zoo, moonwalks, carnival games, face painting, food and more. April 13.
Breakfast With the Easter Bunny at Fowler Park Recreation Center
Pancake breakfast with all the trimmings will be served, visit with the Easter bunny and enjoy children’s activities. April 13.
Spring Eggstravaganza at Al Bishop Softball Complex
Join in for an evening full of egg hunts, food, children’s activities, games and more. April 13.
Mount Pisgah Community Easter Egg Hunt at Mount Pisgah Patriot Athletic Complex
25,000 eggs, inflatables, games, food and prizes. Hunts held every 30 minutes across five age groups. April 13.
Duluth Easter Egg Hunt at Bunten Road Park
Bring your basket to collect hundreds of eggs. Hunts are separated by age group. April 13.
Easter Egg Hunt at First Baptist Church of Decatur
Join the Easter Bunny in age-appropriate hunts for eggs in Downtown Decatur. April 13.
Evening with the Easter Bunny at Smyrna Community Center
Inflatables, carnival games, candy-filled eggs, “bunny hop” and “Peter Rabbit” movie at dusk. April 13.
Hop Into Spring at Town Center at Cobb
Live music, an appearance by the Easter Bunny and crafts. April 13.
Illuminated Egg Hunt at Rhodes Jordan Park Soccer Fields
Experience the thrill of night time egg-hunting, enjoy games and themed crafts. Bring your basket and flashlight. April 13.
Easter Fun at Bass Pro Shops
Celebrate Easter by taking photos with the Easter Bunny and enjoying crafts for kids and an old-fashioned Easter egg hunt. April 13-21.
Easter Eggstravaganza and Barbecue Cook-off at Christ the King Lutheran Church
Live music, age-divided egg hunts, a petting zoo, train rides, face painting, free Easter Bunny pictures, crafts and more. April 14.
Natural Egg Dyeing at Atlanta Botanical Garden
Use dyes from plants and learn about them while decorating eggs. April 13, 19, 20.
Magic Mondays: Egg Hunt at Atlanta History Center
Search for eggs hidden through the farm, play games, meet the Easter Bunny and make crafts. April 18.
Easter Egg Hunt at Smith-Gilbert Gardens
Hunt for eggs by age group, enjoy games, crafts and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. April 20.
Egg-citing Hike Hunt at Panola Mountain State Park
Peter Cottontail is leaving lots of eggs and prizes hidden on the nature trails. Bring your basket and be ready for age-appropriate hunts. April 20.
Eggstravaganza: Callanwolde’s Easter Egg Hunt at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
Thousands of candy-filled eggs to find, music, dancing, food, face painting, games and prizes, and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. April 20.
North East Cobb Community Egg Drop at Sprayberry High School
Food, games, activities and egg hunts for everyone as a helicopter drops thousands of eggs onto the football field. Free photos with the Easter Bunny. April 20.
Taste of Forsyth at Cumming Fairgrounds
More than 25,000 eggs will be spread across thelawn. Afterward, enjoy sample restaurant food and play in the kid’s zone. Groups are divided by age. April 20.
Avondale Estates Egg Hunt and Parade
Hunt for eggs filled with candy and toys and bring your furry friend for the pet parade. Egg hunts separated by age group. April 20.
Bunny Breakfast at Ben Robertson Community Center
Enjoy breakfast with the Easter Bunny, crafts and games. April 20.
Underwater Hunt and Bunny Bonanza at Bogan Park Aquatic Center
Hunt for eggs underwater, visit with the Easter Bunny, and make crafts. April 20.
Underwater Egg Hunt and Bunny Breakfast at Bethesda Park Aquatic Center
Hunt for eggs underwater, visit with the Easter Bunny, eat breakfast and participate in activities. Bring your swimsuit, basket and towel. April 20.
Easter Sunrise Service at Stone Mountain Park
Simultaneous, non-denominational Easter services at the top of Stone Mountain Park and on Memorial Lawn. April 21.
Beyond Atlanta
The Bunny Train at Tennessee Valley Railroad
Trains will depart from Grand Junction and travel toward East Chattanooga where passengers will games, goody bags, coloring pages and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. April 6, 7, 13, 14, 19 and 20.
Night Eggstravaganza at F.D. Roosevelt State Park
Arrive early for a hot dog supper, fantastic egg games, train rides and the petting coral. Bring your basket and flashlight for age-appropriate candy-egg hunt. April 12.
Easter Eggstravaganza at The Rock Ranch
Features over 40,000 prize-filled eggs. April 13.
The Peanuts Easter Beagle Express at Great Smoky Mountain Railroad
Meet Snoopy, Lucy, Charlie Brown and the Easter Bunny aboard the train. During a 90-minute train stop, take part in an egg hunt, crafts, enjoy snacks with Snoopy and more. April 19-20.
Easter Egg Hunt at Hard Labor Creek State Park
Bring your own basket and hunt for candy-filled eggs at the Lake Brantley recreation area for your little ones to hunt. The Easter bunny will be on site for photos. April 20.
