The Ultimate Guide to Places to Hide Easter Eggs for Easter Egg Hunts

Lookin’ for clever spots to stash eggs for an Easter egg hunt?

Well, whether you’re hidin’ them in the bushes outside, tuckin’ them behind couch cushions, or crammin’ them into closet corners, the options for cunning hideaways are endless.

And I’m gonna help you pick the perfect hidey holes!

In this guide jam-packed with over 100 egg-cellent Easter egg hidinh spots, you’ll discover unique places inside and outdoors to conceal those eggs, keeping everyone guessing and grinning.

So, ready to transform your home into a labyrinth of mystery and excitement for your easter egg hunt?

Let’s begin!

Room Specific Places to Hide Easter Eggs Indoors

The lists and tables below are your secret guide, filled with creative hiding spots for every nook and cranny of your home

But here’s the deal: while I provide the inspiration, you’re the captain of this ship.

It’s up to you to make sure every hiding spot is safe and suitable for your crew. And remember, if a spot is good for teens, adults can join in the hunt there too.

So, grab your map (okay, the tables) and set sail on your Easter egg hiding journey.

Just use your common sense to avoid any mishaps. Let the egg hunting begin – may it be safe, fun, and full of surprises.

Living Room

1. Inside the globe of a floor lamp
2. Taped underneath a table or chair
3. Inside a house plant’s pot
4. Inside DVD cases on the movie shelf
5. Inside the grandfather clock
6. Behind painting canvases leaning against the wall
7. Inside a tissue box
8. Inside an unused fireplace
9. Inside the cable box or media console
10. Buried in a basket of magazines

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Inside the globe of a floor lamp	Teens, Adults	Make sure the lamp is not hot or in use. Avoid fragile globes.
Taped underneath a table or chair	Toddlers, Kids	Use painter’s tape to avoid damage to furniture.
Inside a house plant’s pot	Kids, Teens	Avoid if the plant is toxic or delicate.
Inside DVD cases on the movie shelf	Kids, Teens	Make sure DVDs aren’t valuable or collectibles.
Inside the grandfather clock	Adults	Only use if the clock can be safely opened and is not an antique.
Behind painting canvases leaning against the wall	Teens, Adults	Make surepaintings are secure and won’t fall.
Inside a tissue box	Toddlers, Kids	Remove sharp edges from the box if any.
Inside an unused fireplace	Teens, Adults	Make sure the fireplace is clean and safe.
Behind the cable box or media console	Teens, Adults	Avoid if electronics are sensitive or the setup is complex.
Buried in a basket of magazines	Kids, Teens	Make surethe basket is stable and won’t tip over.

Kitchen

1. Inside a box of cereal or crackers
2. Inside the flour or sugar containers
3. Inside a dishwasher
4. Taped inside cabinet doors
5. Inside cooking pots on their shelves
6. Inside the microwave
7. Buried at the bottom of the garbage can (clean!)
8. Inside the filter area of the fridge
9. Inside a canned food item in the pantry
10. Behind the sink pipes

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Inside a box of cereal or crackers	Kids	Make sure the box is sealed properly afterward to avoid spills.
Inside the flour or sugar containers	Teens, Adults	Use containers that are less used to avoid contamination.
Inside a dishwasher	Kids, Teens, Adults	Make sure the diswasher is empty.
Taped inside cabinet doors	Kids, Teens	Use painter’s tape to avoid damage to the cabinet.
Inside cooking pots on their shelves	Kids, Teens	Make sure pots are clean and not in use.
Inside the microwave	Kids	Make sure the microwave is not used during the hunt.
Buried at the bottom of a clean garbage can	Teens, Adults	Clearly mark or separate from actual waste.
Inside the filter area of the fridge	Adults	Make sure it does not interfere with the appliance’s function.
Inside a canned food item in the pantry	Adults	Choose cans that aren’t essential to the meal preparation.
Behind the sink pipes	Adults	Make sure the area is clean and no tools are required to reach the spot.

Bathroom

1. Inside a rolled up towel
2. Taped to the back of a shampoo bottle in the shower
3. Inside the toilet paper roll on the holder
4. Inside a box of tissues or cotton balls
5. Inside a soap dispenser
6. Inside the tank of the toilet
7. Taped at the back of a drawer
8. Buried in the laundry hamper with dirty clothes
9. Behind the plunger or under the sink pipes
10. Taped to the bottom of the waste basket

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Inside a rolled up towel	Toddlers, Kids	Make sure towels are clean and accessible.
Taped to the back of a shampoo bottle	Kids, Teens	Avoid using expensive or glass bottles.
Inside the toilet paper roll on the holder	Toddlers, Kids	Use rolls that are near the end to avoid waste.
Inside a box of tissues or cotton balls	Toddlers, Kids	Make sure the box is easily opened without spilling contents.
Inside a soap dispenser	Teens, Adults	Use a dispenser that is not in use or is easily cleanable.
Inside the tank of the toilet	Adults	make surecleanliness and safety; avoid if hygiene could be compromised.
Taped at the back of a drawer	Kids, Teens	make surethe drawer is not containing valuables or breakables.
Buried in the laundry hamper	Teens, Adults	Use only with clean clothes or clearly separate from actual laundry.
Behind the plunger or under the sink pipes	Teens, Adults	make surecleanliness and that the area is not too cramped.
Taped to the bottom of the waste basket	Kids, Teens	Make sure the basket is clean and the egg is clearly marked to avoid confusion.

Bedrooms

1. Inside a pillowcase with pillows
2. Folded neatly into a stack of clothing
3. Tied with ribbon around a bedpost
4. Taped under a dresser drawer
5. Tucked inside shoes in the closet
6. Hidden in a pocket of clothing hanging up
7. Inside jewelry boxes or cologne bottles
8. Buried under stuffed animals on a shelf
9. Taped under the bed or mattress
10. Folded into sheets on a high closet shelf

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Inside a pillowcase with pillows	Kids, Teens	Make sure pillows aren’t silk or easily damaged.
Folded neatly into a stack of clothing	Kids, Teens	Choose stacks that aren’t prone to toppling over.
Tied with ribbon around a bedpost	Toddlers, Kids	Make sure ribbons are brightly colored for visibility and do not pose a tripping hazard.
Taped under a dresser drawer	Teens, Adults	Use painter’s tape to avoid damage to furniture.
Tucked inside shoes in the closet	Kids, Teens	Make sure the shoes aren’t expensive or easily deformed.
Hidden in a pocket of clothing hanging up	Kids, Teens	Choose clothing that is durable and not delicate.
Inside jewelry boxes	Adults	Make sure items aren’t valuable or fragile.
Buried under stuffed animals on a shelf	Toddlers, Kids	Make surethe shelf is stable and within reach.
Taped under the bed or mattress	Teens, Adults	Use painter’s tape and make sureit does not leave residue.
Folded into sheets on a high closet shelf	Teens, Adults	Make sure access is safe and does not require risky climbing.

Dining Room

1. Inside fancy china on display shelves
2. Taped under the dining table
3. Inside a decorative bowl or vase on a shelf
4. Between folded napkins stored in a sideboard cabinet
5. Taped beneath a chair seat cushion
6. Inside an old gravy boat that no one really uses
7. Wedged between books on a bookshelf
8. Stuffed into the cushions of an armchair
9. In the branches of a centerpiece fruit bowl
10. Hidden amongst extra cloth napkins in their holder drawer

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Inside fancy china on display shelves	Adults	make sure items aren’t antique or fragile.
Taped under the dining table	Kids, Teens	Use painter’s tape to avoid damage to furniture.
Inside a decorative bowl or vase on a shelf	Kids, Teens	make surethe items are stable and not easily knocked over.
Between folded napkins stored in a sideboard	Toddlers, Kids	Choose napkins that aren’t heirlooms or delicate.
Taped beneath a chair seat cushion	Kids, Teens	Use painter’s tape and check for easy reattachment of cushions.
Inside a disused gravy boat	Kids, Teens	Make sure the gravy boat is not in use and is clean.
Wedged between books on a bookshelf	Teens, Adults	Make sure books are securely placed and not valuable.
Stuffed into the cushions of an idle armchair	Kids, Teens	Check for easy retrieval without damaging the cushions.
Under the fruit of centerpiece fruit bowl	Toddlers, Kids	Make sure the centerpiece is stable and non-breakable.
Hidden amongst extra cloth napkins in their holder drawer	Kids, Teens	Make sure napkins aren’t delicate or valuable.

Basement

1. Inside folded blankets on basement shelves
2. Between files and papers stacked on a desk
3. Taped to basement ceiling rafters
4. Inside paint cans or toolboxes
5. Wedged between jars on dusty basement shelves
6. Inside folding chairs leaning against the wall
7. Tucked into old gloves hanging up
8. Inside empty plastic storage bins
9. Hidden in little-used board game boxes
10. Taped beneath the stairs

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Inside folded blankets on basement shelves	Kids, Teens	make sureshelves are within reach and stable.
Between files and papers stacked on a desk	Teens, Adults	Choose stacks that aren’t important or confidential.
Taped to basement ceiling rafters	Adults	Use painter’s tape and make sure everyone can be safe when reaching for high places.
Inside paint cans or toolboxes	Adults	make surecans are empty and toolboxes aren’t in use or dangerous.
Wedged between jars on dusty basement shelves	Teens, Adults	Clean jars beforehand to avoid dust and make surestability.
Inside folding chairs leaning against the wall	Kids, Teens	Make sure chairs are stable and not easily tipped over.
Tucked into old gloves hanging up	Kids, Teens	make suregloves are clean and not housing any pests.
Inside empty plastic storage bins	Kids, Teens	Check bins are clean and accessible.
Hidden in little-used board game boxes	Kids, Teens	make sureboxes aren’t collectibles or in pristine condition.
Taped beneath the stairs	Teens, Adults	Use painter’s tape and make sureit does not leave residue or damage surfaces.

Laundry Room

1. Folded neatly into stacks of clean clothes
2. Inside shoes on the closet floor
3. Taped to the inside of the ironing board
4. Tucked into a clothes hamper
5. Hidden in a laundry basket filled with socks
6. Inside detergent bottles on a shelf
7. In the bottom desk drawer with pens and pencils
8. Taped to the backside of the washing machine
9. Inside laundry gloves hanging on the wall
10. Stuffed into the toe of rainboots

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Folded neatly into stacks of clean clothes	Kids, Teens	make sureclothes aren’t freshly ironed or in a place where they can be disturbed.
Inside shoes on the closet floor	Kids, Teens	Choose shoes that aren’t used often or delicate.
Taped to the inside of the ironing board	Teens, Adults	Use painter’s tape to avoid leaving residue.
Tucked into a clothes hamper	Kids, Teens	make surethe hamper is clean and accessible.
Hidden in a laundry basket filled with socks	Toddlers, Kids	Make sure socks are clean and the basket is stable.
Inside detergent bottles on a shelf	Adults	make surebottles are empty or the egg is bagged to prevent contamination.
Inside a washing machine or dryer	Kids, Teens	Make sure that both are empty and not in use and that kids won’t try to climb inside of it.
Taped to the backside of the washing machine	Teens, Adults	Use painter’s tape and make surethe area doesn’t get hot.
Inside laundry gloves hanging on the wall	Kids, Teens	make suregloves are clean and not used with hazardous materials.
Taped to the underside of the laundry sink	Kids, Teens	Use painter’s tape

Attic

1. Taped to the rafters ceiling
2. Inside old suitcases and trunks
3. Hidden in the pages of old books
4. Tucked inside unused musical instrument cases
5. Inside folded blankets on shelves
6. Within the branches of artificial Christmas trees
7. Within old board games boxes
8. Inside the hollow posts of an old rocking horse
9. Taped beneath furniture drawers
10. Inside the film canisters of an old projector

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Taped to the rafters ceiling	Adults	make suresafety when reaching high places and use painter’s tape.
Inside old suitcases and trunks	Teens, Adults	make sureitems aren’t valuable or fragile and are accessible.
Hidden in the pages of old books	Teens, Adults	Choose books that aren’t rare or valuable.
Tucked inside unused musical instrument cases	Teens, Adults	make surecases aren’t for valuable instruments and are accessible.
Inside folded blankets on shelves	Kids, Teens	Make sure shelves are within reach and stable.
Within the branches of artificial Christmas trees	Kids, Teens	make surethe tree is stable and does not contain fragile ornaments.
Within old board games boxes	Kids, Teens	make suregames aren’t collectibles or in pristine condition.
Inside the hollow posts of an old rocking horse	Kids, Teens	Make sure the horse is stable and safe to approach.
Taped beneath furniture drawers	Teens, Adults	Use painter’s tape and make suredrawers aren’t valuable or antique.
Inside the film canisters of an old projector	Adults	make surecanisters aren’t valuable or containing important film.

Garage

1. Within folds of outdoor cushions stroage
2. Inside empty paint cans and trays
3. Tucked into boxes with old holiday decorations
4. Within unused gardening gloves or shoes
5. Hidden in pockets of jackets on coat hooks
6. Inside empty flower pots on shelves
7. Taped beneath shelves holding tools
8. In the trunks of vehicles
9. Inside empty plastic containers
10. Inside of a tool box

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Within folds of outdoor cushions storage	Kids, Teens	make surecushions are clean and the storage area is accessible.
Inside empty paint cans and trays	Adults	Make sure cans and trays are clean and free from hazardous residues.
Tucked into boxes with old holiday decorations	Kids, Teens	make sureboxes are easily accessible and decorations aren’t fragile.
Within unused gardening gloves or shoes	Kids, Teens	Make sure gloves or shoes are clean and not used with hazardous materials.
Hidden in pockets of jackets on coat hooks	Kids, Teens	Choose jackets that aren’t in regular use or delicate.
Inside empty flower pots on shelves	Kids, Teens	make surepots are clean and accessible without risk of falling.
Taped beneath shelves holding tools	Teens, Adults	Use painter’s tape and make suretools are securely stored and not hazardous.
In the trunks of vehicles	Adults	make surevehicles are unlocked and safe to access.
Inside empty plastic containers	Kids, Teens	Make sure containers are clean and easily accessible.
Inside of a tool box	Teens, Adults	make suretools are safely stored and nothing sharp enough to cut is on top of the Easter egg

Non Room Specific Places to Hide Easter Eggs Indoors

After exploring room-specific locations in the previous section, let’s broaden the horizons with hiding spots that aren’t confined to any single area of the house.

Looking for clever places to stash Easter eggs that can be anywhere and everywhere- these ideas that work across the entire home. 

The suggestions below are perfect for a full-house search, perfect for egg hunters of all ages.

1. Inside a closet
2. Under a bed
3. Behind the curtains
4. Inside a cabinet
5. Behind the couch
6. Under a rug
7. Inside the oven
8. Inside the microwave
9. Behind a picture frame
10. Under a pile of pillows
11. Inside a potted plant
12. Under the sink
13. Behind the toilet
14. Inside a sock drawer
15. Inside a jacket pocket
16. Under a blanket
17. Inside a laundry basket
18. Inside a shoe
19. Behind books on a bookshelf
20. Inside a vase
21. Underneath board games
22. Behind the TV stand
23. Inside a toy box
24. Inside a backpack
25. Under a pile of stuffed animals
26. Inside a piano bench
27. Underneath a hat
28. Inside a dresser drawer
29. Underneath a pile of towels
30. Inside an umbrella stand
31. Behind a mirror
32. Inside a desk drawer
33. Behind the refrigerator
34. Inside a winter coat
35. Underneath a rug
36. Inside a box of legos
37. Behind a row of shoes
38. Inside a lampshade
39. Inside an empty tissue box
40. Underneath the kitchen table
41. Behind the washing machine
42. Inside a mailbox
43. Behind a row of board games
44. Inside a coloring book
45. Behind an armchair
46. Inside a fake plant
47. Underneath a basket of magazines
48. Inside a suitcase
49. Inside a pumpkin
50. Behind the basement stairs

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
Inside a closet	Kids, Teens	make sureit’s accessible without disturbing stored items.
Under a bed	Kids, Teens	Check for dust or items that shouldn’t be disturbed.
Behind the curtains	Toddlers, Kids	Make sure curtains are securely fastened.
Inside a cabinet	Kids, Teens	Avoid fragile items or high shelves.
Behind the couch	Toddlers, Kids	make surethe area is clean and free of small, lose objects.
Under a rug	Kids, Teens	Choose rugs that won’t slip when stepped on.
Inside the oven	Adults	Make sure the oven is off and cool.
Inside the microwave	Teens, Adults	make surethe microwave won’t be used during the hunt.
Behind a picture frame	Kids, Teens	Avoid moving valuable or heavy frames.
Under a pile of pillows	Toddlers, Kids	make surestability of the pile to prevent tumbling.
Inside a potted plant	Teens, Adults	Choose plants that are sturdy and non-toxic.
Under the sink	Kids, Teens	Make sure there are no hazardous materials stored there.
Behind the toilet	Teens, Adults	make surecleanliness and that the area isn’t cramped.
Inside a sock drawer	Kids, Teens	Avoid disturbing organized items.
Inside a jacket pocket	Teens, Adults	Choose jackets that aren’t in daily use.
Under a blanket	Toddlers, Kids	Check for items underneath that shouldn’t be uncovered.
Inside a laundry basket	Kids, Teens	make surethe basket is stable and contents are clean.
Inside a shoe	Kids, Teens	Make sure the shoe is clean and dry.
Behind books on a bookshelf	Teens, Adults	Avoid shifting heavy books or valuable editions.
Inside a vase	Teens, Adults	Choose vases that are stable and not fragile.
Underneath board games	Kids, Teens	make suregames are securely stacked and won’t fall.
Behind the TV stand	Teens, Adults	Check for dust and make surecables aren’t disturbed.
Inside a toy box	Toddlers, Kids	Make sure the box is easily accessible and toys are safe.
Inside a backpack	Kids, Teens	Choose backpacks that aren’t in use to avoid confusion.
Under a pile of stuffed animals	Toddlers, Kids	make surethe pile is stable and animals are clean.
Inside a piano bench	Teens, Adults	Avoid if the bench contains valuable music sheets or is antique.
Underneath a hat	Kids, Teens	Make sure hats aren’t valuable or easily misshaped.
Inside a dresser drawer	Kids, Teens	Avoid disturbing organized items or opening heavy drawers.
Underneath a pile of towels	Kids, Teens	make suretowels are clean and the pile is stable.
Inside an umbrella stand	Teens, Adults	Make sure stand is stable and umbrellas aren’t damaged.
Behind a mirror	Teens, Adults	make suremirrors are securely mounted and not easily shifted.
Inside a desk drawer	Kids, Teens	Avoid private documents or office supplies that could be hazardous.
Behind the refrigerator	Adults	Check for cleanliness and make sureit’s easily accessible.
Inside a winter coat	Teens, Adults	Choose coats that aren’t in daily use.
Underneath a rug	Repeat	Duplicate entry, apply same tip as before.
Inside a box of legos	Kids, Teens	make surethe box is not a collectible and is easily resealable.
Behind a row of shoes	Kids, Teens	Make sure the area is clean and shoes aren’t disturbed.
Inside a lampshade	Teens, Adults	Choose lampshades that are stable and not fragile.
Inside an empty tissue box	Kids, Teens	make surethe box is easily accessible and won’t spill contents.
Underneath the kitchen table	Toddlers, Kids	Check for cleanliness and make suretable is stable.
Behind the washing machine	Adults	make surearea is clean and machine is not in use.
Inside a mailbox	Teens, Adults	Make sure it’s an indoor mailbox and not in use.
Behind a row of board games	Repeat	Duplicate entry, apply same tip as before.
Inside a coloring book	Kids, Teens	Choose books that aren’t in use or valuable.
Behind an armchair	Kids, Teens	make surethe area is clean and chair is stable.
Inside a fake plant	Kids, Teens	Choose plants that are sturdy and easily accessible.
Underneath a basket of magazines	Kids, Teens	make surethe basket is stable and won’t tip over.
Inside a suitcase	Teens, Adults	Make sure the suitcase is not in use and easily accessible.
Inside a pumpkin	Seasonal	make surethe pumpkin is fake and stable.
Behind the basement stairs	Teens, Adults	Check for safety and make surethe area is well-lit and accessible.

Places to Hide Easter Eggs Outside

No need to feel like you have to stick to hiding Easter eggs indoors. The outdoors is just as nice. And has some pretty cool hiding spots

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Hiding Spot	Recommended Age Range	Cautionary Tips
In a tree hollow	Kids, Teens	Check for animals or insects before placing eggs.
Under a bush	Toddlers, Kids	Avoid bushes with thorns or poison ivy.
In tall grass	Kids, Teens	Make sure the area is tick-free and easily navigable.
Under a porch	Teens, Adults	Make sure the space is clean and free of spiders or debris.
In flower pots	Kids, Teens	Choose pots that are stable and not housing delicate plants.
Under garden gnomes	Kids	make suregnomes are securely placed and won’t tip over.
In mailboxes	Teens, Adults	Confirm it’s legal and the mailbox isn’t in use.
Under rocks	Kids, Teens	Choose smaller, manageable rocks to avoid lifting injuries.
In rain gutters	Adults	make suregutters are clean and safe to reach.
Buried in mulch/dirt	Kids, Teens	Mark the spot subtly to avoid endless searching.
Taped under picnic tables	Teens, Adults	Use weather-resistant tape and check table stability.
Hidden in bushes	Kids, Teens	Select bushes that are easy to navigate without scratching.
Inside hollow logs	Kids, Teens	Inspect for critters or sharp edges first.
Under doormats	Kids	Make sure mats are non-slip and placed back correctly.
In holes in fences	Kids, Teens	make surethere are no splinters or sharp edges.
Under lawn chairs	Kids, Teens	Check for stability and cleanliness of the area.
Hung in trees	Teens, Adults	Use biodegradable materials for hanging.
Taped to light posts	Teens, Adults	make suretape does not damage the post or leave residue.
Under piles of leaves	Kids, Teens	Make sure the pile is free of debris or sharp objects.
Behind tree stumps	Kids, Teens	Inspect for insects or uneven ground.
Buried in the sandbox	Toddlers, Kids	Mark the area subtly to help guide the search.
On tree branches	Teens, Adults	Place eggs on lower branches to avoid climbing accidents.
Tucked into shrubs	Kids, Teens	Choose shrubs that are soft and easily parted.
Inside bird houses	Teens, Adults	make surethe house is empty and accessible without disturbing wildlife.
Taped under park benches	Teens, Adults	Check bench stability and use appropriate tape.
Behind planters	Kids, Teens	make sureplanters are stable and not easily tipped.
Thrown up into trees	Adults	Only use this for very visible eggs and avoid damage to the tree.
Behind trash cans	Teens, Adults	Make sure the area is clean and free from pests.
Buried in wood piles	Teens, Adults	Inspect for stability of the pile and presence of insects.
Taped on playground equipment	Kids, Teens	Use child-safe tape and avoid obstructing play areas.
Rolled in yards of string	Kids, Teens	make surethe string does not pose a tripping hazard.
In lawn mower baskets	Adults	Confirm the mower is not in use and is safe to approach.
In old boots	Kids, Teens	Check that boots are clean and free of spiders.
Under piles of sticks	Kids, Teens	Make sure the pile is stable and sticks aren’t sharp.
Inside watering cans	Kids, Teens	Choose cans that are empty and clean.
In wheelbarrows	Kids, Teens	make surethe wheelbarrow is stable and not used for construction debris.
Behind garden statues	Teens, Adults	Check for stability and respect decorative items.
Behind bicycles	Kids, Teens	Make sure bikes are securely parked and won’t tip over.
Hidden under old tires	Teens, Adults	Inspect for cleanliness and standing water.
Inside potted plants	Kids, Teens	Avoid fragile pots or valuable plants.
In wind chimes	Teens, Adults	make surechimes are securely hung and can be accessed safely.
In old buckets	Kids, Teens	Check for rust or sharp edges.
Under fountains	Teens, Adults	Make sure the area is safe to reach and dry.
Buried in piles of leaves	Repeat	Duplicate entry, apply same tip as before.
On porch steps	Kids, Teens	make suresteps are dry and free of trip hazards.
In rain barrels	Teens, Adults	Confirm barrels are empty or covered securely.
Among deck chairs	Kids, Teens	Arrange chairs to avoid tipping or trapping fingers.
Along fence posts	Teens, Adults	Avoid sharp edges or unstable fence sections.
Under tarpaulins	Teens, Adults	Make sure the tarp is securely placed and doesn’t hide hazards.
Wedged between bricks	Teens, Adults	Inspect for loose bricks

Easter Egg Hiding Tips for Every Bunny

Easter egg hunts are super fun, and we’ve got some cool ideas to make sure everyone, from tiny tots to big kids, has a blast finding those colorful eggs.

For the Little Bunnies (Toddlers)

For our smallest egg hunters, keep it easy-peasy. Put those eggs where they can’t miss them, like right on the grass, in their toy box, or on the window ledge. This way, they find the eggs super fast and feel like champions.

For the Big Kids

The big kids are ready for a bit more of a challenge. Time to get sneaky with your hiding spots! How about putting eggs in a book, under a pot, or behind a picture? It’ll be like a treasure hunt, and they’ll have to look carefully to find them all.

For the Teen Detectives

Teens might act too cool for school, but deep down, they love a good hunt. The trick is to up the ante.

Hide eggs in places that require a bit of problem-solving or teamwork to access.

Think about locations that are just out of reach without a little ingenuity—like on the highest bookshelf, or cleverly camouflaged in the backyard.

For this age, mix in some eggs that contain clues leading to the next egg, making a mini-adventure or riddle to solve.

For the Grown-Ups (Yes, Adults!)

Who says adults can’t join the fun? For them, make it a mix of hilariously simple and devilishly hard hiding spots.

Some eggs can be in plain sight but on top of the fridge, or hidden in the shed among the garden tools.

You can even include some “luxury” eggs with vouchers for coffee, or a free pass from doing the dishes.

Want More?

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Your Turn

Which hiding spots do you think you might want to use for your fantastic Easter egg hunt? Let me know in the comments below.