Easter Treasure Hunt

The year Lily actually sat down for two hours without complaining — this was it.

We’re usually not an Easter-party family. Honestly, I find half-term school holidays stressful enough without adding bunny crafts to the mix. But one wet April afternoon, I printed this and thought, “Right, let’s see what happens.” Two hours later, both kids were still hunting, giggling at riddles, and genuinely invested in helping a little Easter bunny called Lumi.

Your kids will join Lumi on a proper adventure. The spring has stopped blooming, the fields are grey, and the Easter eggs have vanished — only the mysterious golden egg can bring spring back to life. Your treasure hunters have to solve spring riddles, follow hidden clues, and uncover secrets at 8 different stations to find it. They’re not just searching; they’re working together to save spring. Eight stations in all: an egg maze, spot-the-difference, an egg puzzle, bunny-tail tag, a number pyramid, an ABC word puzzle, carrot-pulling and a coded message at the very end.

When does this hunt work best?

Easter Sunday morning or a wet afternoon in the Easter holidays — it’s a proper alternative to the usual egg hunt, with a story, eight stations and the golden egg to find at the end. It works indoors or in the garden, and keep the last station within sight so the slower hunters don’t feel left behind. Give yourself about half an hour to print, cut and hide the stations.

Quick answer: a printable Easter treasure hunt for ages 4–9 and 2–10 players, with 8 stations and 60–120 minutes of play. Instant PDF — print it at home tonight.