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5 Central Coast Egg Hunts for an Easter outing

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Glenworth Valley’s Annual Giant Easter Egg Hunt is set to be even bigger this year

Easter Egg Hunts Central Coast 

Easter is here early in 2024, which means the festival of chocolate, as some like to refer to it as, is just 10 days away!

And as we know there’s nothing like a good egg hunt to get you into the Easter spirit. The Central Coast is home to some pretty epic Easter egg hunts.  We’ve got them all listed for you in one handy place. So look no further.

 

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Firecreeks Winery, Holgate

Easter Saturday & Sunday 

You couldn’t pick a more beautiful egg-hunt location than Firecreek’s stunning botanical gardens. It’s one of our favourites for Easter egg hunting on the Central Coast. Located within the organic winery grounds, this is the place to be for parents who like their egg hunt to come with a stunning view and a side of vino (we see you). Bookings are essential!

Easter Egg Hunts Central Coast

 

 

Glenworth Valley, Hinterland

Easter Sunday

Okay, an all-time crowd pleaser is the Giant Easter Egg hunt at Glenworth Valley.  They take the cake with the whopping 25,000 Easter eggs that get hidden around the valley’s spectacular wilderness. That’s right – 25,000! It’ll be sure to keep the kid’s entertained for a bit, whilst parents relax with a barista-made coffee and enjoy a variety of delicious treats from food truck vendors. To work off all that sugar afterwards, there’s plenty of activities like horse riding, kayaking and quad bike riding to finish off the day.

Hot Tip – it sells out nearly every year so book now!

 

Easter egg hunt central Coast
Easter egg hunts on the Central Coast

Wyong Milk Factory

Easter Weekend

Up towards the northern end of the Coast, the Wyong Milk Factory readies itself for another enormous egg hunt in its colourful playground. In addition to the hunt, this café and park plans to go all-out with its Easter celebrations this year, having already released a choc-a-block schedule for the entire Easter Holidays, featuring jumping castles, face-painting, bubble-parties, arts and crafts and more!

 

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Parklife, Terrigal

Easter egg hunts central coast

Easter Weekend

Not only does Parklife café, Terrigal, have an epic Easter egg hunt happening, but they have a full lineup of Easter activities to keep the kidlets (well, the whole family, really) entertained.  In conjunction with The Glass Slipper party planners, they have an Easter Painting Workshop and an Easter brunch with the Easter Bunny and Alice in Wonderland. There will also be face painting all day on Easter Sunday as well as a host of other amazing activities.

Adults can enjoy a bite to eat and a cuppa under the trees while the kids run off all the choccie egg highs at the park afterwards.

Central Coast Easter Egg Hunts 

 

Davistown RSL, Davistown

Good Friday, 

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NAth VAlvo the Art House Wyong

Once again the famous Davo’s Easter egg hunt is already sold out for this year.  Yes, we know you need to be organised!  However if you missed out, never fear there are still lots of ways to get into the seasonal spirit at this fun RSL situated by the water.

 

 

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