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We're a globe trekking, fun-loving family always planning our next adventure. From art museums to alpine skiing, we're ready for anything.
Our Family's Travel Personality
adventurous, curious, relaxed, simple, independent, energetic, spontaneous, sophisticated, easy_going, scheduled, artsy, social_butterfly
We Just Got Back From
The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club which is located on the beach overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Paradise!
Our Favorite Vacation Spot
Wherever we go next....thanks to Trekaroo, I always have a great group of reviews to help me plan a fantastic vacation!
A Place We'd Love To Visit
During the winter, anywhere with snow and easy airport access. Golfing has become a new passion!
Favorite Vacation Memory
One of my favorite vacation memories was seeing my daughter splashing in the Boca Beach Club kiddie pool.
The first time she saw snow in Park City, Utah at the Park City Mountain Resort. She's still talking about ski school years later!
Visiting Cancun!
The Innisbrook Golf Resort and Spa near Tampa Bay, Florida - be sure to read my reviews about the resort and their Indaba Spa. What an amazing experience!
A holiday in France (wonderful home exchange--thanks for the ideas on Trekaroo!)
Visiting Tybee Island, Georgia. The lighthouse tour and beaches are a family favorite!
Worst Travel Moment With My Kids:
Dangerous weather conditions or any other unexpected airport delay.
Security delays at the airport!
Websites I Like:
Easter Egg Hunts across Florida
Hop along Florida's bunny trail to find Easter Egg Hunts and activities at a variety of venues across the state. These programs are geared for children of all ages. Please visit the event website to find more information on the egg hunts which are typically for children under 10 years young.
Please remember to bring your own Easter basket, a camera and wear your bonnet!
These listings have been updated for 2012 but please visit the websites to confirm details.
36750 U.S. Highway 19 North
Palm Harbor, Florida
Comment:
Savor a delicious Easter Sunday Brunch -- two seatings at 11am and 2pm. After the meal, let the kids enjoy a special complimentary Easter Carnival! The Easter Egg Hunt starts at 10:30 am for families attending the Brunch. Brunch: Adults $36.95 and Children $16.95 (ages 4-12).
reviewed on: June 18 2011
"Innisbrook is a natural wonderland! "
Situated on over 900 beautiful acres on Florida’s Gulf Coast, this world class golf resort is an ideal vacation destination for families of all ages and sizes. Having undergone a major renovation in 2008, the resort sparkles in harmony with its natural surroundings. With so much to see and do at the resort, we knew we would have a great time even before we arrived. We were right!After driving past the welcoming guard gate, we felt transported to a whole new world. The beautiful natural landscaping is a perfect balance with the well groomed golf courses and two-story stone-front buildings. As golfers, we were thrilled to see the PGA tour’s popular Copperhead course almost immediately after driving on property but more on the golf courses later.
Signposts clearly pointed us to the Osprey Clubhouse to check in. We were happy that our check in process was handled so quickly! The friendly front desk staff and bellmen offered plenty of helpful hints and made suggestions on which activities to try first. We were given a comprehensive list of Innisbrook activities and programs, a separate weekly activities listing, and a map of the resort. Did I mention that the resort is 900 acres and beautiful? It’s worth repeating!
One of my preschooler’s favorite resort amenities was the uniquely named “horizontal elevators.” Rather than going up and down like a traditional elevator, Innisbrook has a fleet of air conditioned white shuttle busses available whenever you call for one – 24 hours a day. What a treat! We, actually the bellman, unloaded our car once and left it parked in the shade throughout our stay. It was a pleasure being whisked to the restaurants, tennis courts, spa, golf courses and nature trails rather than relying on our car.
ACCOMMODATIONS
We were thrilled with our spacious one bedroom suite. It was very clean and featured a newly remodeled kitchen and bath area. The flat-screen TVs have game ports and a good assortment of channels. High speed internet connections kept us connected to the outside world. The full kitchen is a welcome treat for families who enjoy cooking on their vacations. The beds are very comfortable and the living room couch pulled out into a bed. There are plenty of washers and dryers available free of charge (bring your soap or buy some there) in each building as well as ice machines. This resort would be ideal for large families and family reunions because of the variety of room sizes available. Visit the Innisbrook website to see the room and suite layouts.
ACTIVITES AND CAMP NESSIE
My preschooler heard that there are FIVE POOLS at the resort and made it her mission to swim in all five. Her favorite is the kid-friendly Loch Ness Pool which gets its name from the shape of the pool. This zero-entry heated pool has splash fountains, a small beach area and toys for digging in the sand, a waterfall, a net for pool volleyball and even two water slides. Fortunately, there are plenty of lounge chairs and shady spots for kicking back and a grill to order simple but tasty food and drinks. Towels and some pool toys are available, at no charge, when you check in at the Loch Ness pool and changing rooms are nearby. The lifeguards are watchful and courteous. The “Dive-In” movie was a hit with kids and parents alike. It was a relaxing way to wind down for the evening…under the stars while lounging poolside. Also at the Loch Ness pool area, there are family crafts (some fees required) and free games offered each afternoon. We had a blast playing whiffleball and creating some special handmade souvenirs. My preschooler is still proudly wearing her tie-dye shirt that she made at Innisbrook.
One morning, we decided to rent a Surrey bike so the whole family could tour the resort grounds together. We were given a nature scavenger hunt card and set off to explore the property. It was easy to see all sorts of birds, fox squirrels and flowers as we leisurely pedaled around. When we saw something we wanted to explore more, we hopped off the bike and took a look. You can also rent standard bikes and tandem bikes by the hour.
Complimentary and fee based resort activities vary by season but we had a blast playing basketball, shuffleboard, outdoor volleyball, put put mini golf, frolicking on the playground, strolling along the Nature Walk and participating in the afternoon games at the Loch Ness Pool. If you want to venture to one of the world’s most amazing beaches, then hop on the complimentary beach shuttle to Honeymoon or Caladesi Island. There are two separate departure and return times each day but reservations are recommended.
The Camp Nessie and Kids Night Out programs are wonderful ways for parents and kiddos to spend some time doing things on their own. At Camp Nessie, my preschooler had so much fun creating all sorts of art projects, building castles, playing games and swimming at the Loch Ness Pool that she wanted to stay just a little longer. It was reassuring to see her interact so well with the program staff. They are the best! Thanks to the Camp Nessie program, I was able to relax and play golf knowing that my preschooler was being engaged in all sorts of hands-on activities with trained and caring staff members.
GOLF, TENNIS AND SPA
As mentioned, Innisbrook is home to four of the most amazing golf courses. The PGA tour visits the resort each year for the Transitions Championship and LPGA Legends Tour Open Championship. The rolling hills are nothing like a typical Florida course and make for an amazing day of golf! We had a blast taking our preschooler on the 9-hole Fox Squirrel Golf Course (part of the North and South courses) but she did not last long. She wanted to go back to the Loch Ness Pool and slides! The Copperhead and Island courses were a bit beyond our current skill level but are incredible to see. Fortunately, we were able to play the more forgiving North and South courses on other days as she was enjoying activities at Camp Nessie. I had one of my best rounds of golf on the North Course and have the scorecard to prove it! Perhaps, it was the beautiful scenery and fox squirrel that helped me stay focused? The four courses are designed to be challenging for a variety of skill levels and all are absolutely beautiful.
The Tennis Center offers 11 Har-Tru tennis courts, a pro shop and three racquetball courts as well as daily clinics and a variety of Junior and Summer Camp programs. After participating in a tennis clinic, it was easy to arrange an energizing doubles game on the well-maintained courts.
There are rental clubs and tennis gear available if you left your gear at home. If you’d like to brush up your skills, there are daily golf and tennis clinics as well as the world class Golf Institutes for more intense training.
Be sure to read my other review about the Indaba Spa at Innisbrook here on Trekaroo.
DINING
Even though the rooms have wonderful kitchens, we could not resist the wonderful variety of food offered at the resort. There are four restaurants, a gourmet market and sports bar all offering flavorful menu items at reasonable prices. The Market Salamader Grille chef creates incredibly delicious meals with unique flavors and combinations. Each meal was a pleasure and I wondered if I could recreate the tasty dishes at home. The chef puts his own skilled twist on familiar favorites and also offers incredible regional treats. Rest assured, you can find kid-friendly menu items as well but there’s plenty to keep the adults happy, too. From the steakhouse to the Grill at Loch Ness, we enjoyed every bite! The wait staff was knowledgeable, friendly and efficient. Dining here was not a coat and tie affair but we felt comfortable dressing up just a bit in our casual resort wear. A real post golf treat was relaxing on the outdoor patio at the Osprey Sports Bar which overlooks a golf course. We saw an osprey nest and watched in wonder as the adult ospreys tended to their hatchlings. What a way to end a great day on the links!
Even though there are plenty of activities to keep any member of the family busy and on the go from morning to night, we left Innisbrook feeling totally relaxed. Who knew paradise could be found only 30 minutes from Tampa International Airport? Consider yourself informed! Now, go find out how wonderful Innisbrook is first hand. You’ll be glad that you did.
Disclosure: I received a complimentary two night stay at the Innisbrook Resort. This review is my honest opinion of my experiences. The resort did not request or require that I express a particular point of view.
1101 West Sligh Avenue
Tampa, Florida
Comment:
Orangutan Egg Hunt
Friday, April 6 at 11am
Included with zoo admission. For something completely different, visit the Zoo to watch the Orangutan family hunt for eggs! Arrive early to secure an up close spot. This annual event is very popular! The egg hunt is included with Zoo admission.
reviewed on: July 27 2009
"Amazing up close animal encounters"
Feeding giraffe, riding a camel, spotting cheetah and so much more are in store for you when visiting this gem of a zoo. The walking paths are wide, paved and meander through the peaceful natural habitats. This is a very stroller friendly place! Plenty of restrooms, water fountains and shady spots for a break. There are great places to grab tasty snacks (what you would expect but aslo cupcakes, ice cream and even beer!)If the weather is bad, it's a challenge to find a place to wait out the storm or escape from the heat so it's best to venture to the zoo on a great weather day.
The zoo added a few new rides (log flume, kiddie coaster and outdoor splash areas) which are very popular with the ten-year old kiddos. An additional fee is required to ride ponies and camels.
3001 59th Street West
Bradenton, Florida
Comment:
Sunday, April 1 at 2pm. Free for everyone.
Softball Fields
Join Peter Cottontail and the DeSoto Krewe at this annual Easter Egg Hunt! There will be over 36,000 Easter eggs for children 8 and younger. Concessions, carnival games and bounce houses will be available for an additional fee. Call (941) 742-5923 for more information.
reviewed on: March 28 2011
"Plenty of outdoor activities"
If your family wants to experience a wonderful parks and recreation program, then visit this expansive park in western Manatee County. We ran across the fields, had a blast exploring the playgrounds, swam in the kiddie pool and toured the new Fitness Center. There are fees for some activities and programs but they are minimal. Bring your sunscreen as there are not too many shady spots.
4801 East Fowler Avenue
Tampa, Florida
Comment:
March 31 9am-6pm
$5 Admission Day
Celebrate Life will feature
live music, a DEA drug dog demonstration and activities suitable for all ages. Admission includes an IMAX ticket to Flying Monsters.
reviewed on: July 23 2011
"New Sky Trail Ropes Course"
One of the best aspects to visiting MOSI is that they offer new and interesting exhibits all the time. As of July 2011, MOSI added a Sky Trail Ropes Course which is absolutely wonderful for all of those adventurous folks out there! There is a fee for this new activity. You can opt to go on the Ropes Course without having to pay for the overall MOSI entrance fees or include the Ropes Course as a part of your visit to MOSI. There are height and weight restrictions so children have to be at least 42" tall to go on the ropes course with an adult and at least 48" to go on their own. There are 36 elements on about three different levels ranging from 12-36 feet off the ground.
You are buckled into a harness and have a safety line which you can hold onto if you lose your balance along the way. We had an absolute blast climbing all around the metal structure. My preschooler keeps asking when we can go back! If you plan to go on the ropes course, try to do that first or as early in your day as possible...it can get hot and bright. Earlier in the day, the ropes course is shaded by the IMAX dome which makes it nice. Have fun!
John Ringling Boulevard and Boulevard of Presidents
Sarasota, Florida
Comment:
This year's event, originally scheduled for March 31, has been canceled.
reviewed on: March 28 2011
"Shoppers Paradise"
Driving up to the St. Armands Circle is a treat! From all directions, the streets are lined with beautiful palm trees and native plants. There are unique, speciality shops as well as national chain stores where you will find everything from flip flops to fancy diamond jewelry. If you get hungry, there are lots of restaurants, ice cream shops, a chocolate lovers dream shop, and high end bistros. The sidewalks are wide enough for strollers. There are shady outdoor tables so you can people watch. There's not too much for your kiddos to explore unless they really like to shop. So, let the children play at the nearby beaches with one spouse while you take turns shopping.
701 Channelside Drive
Tampa, Florida
Comment:
No special events scheduled this year.
Aquarium visitors can have pictures taken with the Easter Bunny (admission and additional fees may apply).
Be sure to get a good seat in the Coral Reef exhibit so you can watch the Easter Bunny dive at 11am and 2pm.
reviewed on: July 27 2009
"So much to see and a touch tank!"
Outdoor explore a shore area offers plenty of splashing and sand pit fun for little ones. It does tend to be crowded which makes it a challenge to get up close to the tanks to see the animals on display. The touch tanks have friendly volunteers able to answer questions about the creatures you can touch. The shark tank is a favorite with many visitors.
5050 Ocean Boulevard
Sarasota, Florida
Comment:
Saturday April 7, 2012 9am-11:30am for children 1-6 Advance registration required and is limited to the first 125 paid children.
Each child receives an Easter Stuffed Animal and an Easter Egg Hunt Goody Bag stuffed with prizes.
Face painters, ride the trolley, tour the Siesta Key ambulance and fire truck and participate in other fun family entertainment. Sheriff Dept. fingerprinting kits are available. For information, please contact Roz at 941-349-2770 ext: 227
reviewed on: March 28 2011
"Great art festivals and events"
Throughout the year, the Siesta Key Village Association presents a variety of fun, family friendly events. Parking is a challenge and the crowds make it diffcult to keep track of the kiddos at times. The Siesta Fiesta will be held from April 30-May 1, 2011 has a variety of unique, high quality arts and crafts vendors. It is very crowded and difficult to navigate with a stroller but would be ideal for any art loving couple. Visit the website for a detailed list of annual activities.
234 Nippino Trail East
Nokomis, Florida
Comment:
Saturday, April from 10-10:30am
There will be a free Easter egg hunt begining promptly at 10am for children from 2-10 years old. Remember your Easter basket!
reviewed on: March 28 2011
"Family friendly park"
This wonderful park is located south of Sarasota and north of Venice. If you are in the area, you'll be glad that you found it. There's a nice shady area near the covered playground and lots of places to relax as well as a short fishing pier, a community center, tennis courts, covered outdoor basketball courts, and a community center which can be rented for private parties. This park is also the starting point for the Legacy Trail which is great for bike riding. There's a half mile shelled-path with fitness stations scattered along if you are up for a quick workout.
14341 Port Comfort Rd
Fort Myers, Florida
Comment:
Sunday, April Boat departs at 10:30am and returns at 12noon.
$35 for each passenger and reservations are required.
Easter bags will be provided. Experience Easter as you hop aboard a dolphin cruise to Picnic Island where you will search for eggs and visit with the Easter bunny.
2000 W First St
Fort Myers, Florida
Comment:
Sunday, April from 9-11am. Free admission! The egg hunt starts promptly at 10am. Children six and younger can participate and should be able to walk on their own. Parents will not be allowed to assist kiddos on the hunt for 4,000 Easter eggs. There will also be games, music, face painting and a special visit from the Easter bunny!
reviewed on: March 28 2011
"Outdoor concert fun"
We were lucky to attend an outdoor festival and concert at this lovely riverfront park. Even though parking is a bit of a challenge, we had a great time dancing to the live music as the kiddos played on the playground. There are some public art statues to see. Please keep a watchful eye on your kiddos as there's a lot of traffic on nearby roads.
51 Garden Cove Dr
Key Largo, Florida
Comment:
Sunday, April 8:30am dive
Join the Easter bunny on a morning dive to hunt for Easter eggs! The eggs will be hidden along the Grecian Rocks shallow reef (depth ranges from 4-10 feet). Gift bags will be given to all divers and snorkelers and one huge Easter basket will be given to the person that finds the Golden Egg. Children must be able to snorkel or have a dive certification card.
4400 Rickenbacker Causeway
Miami, Florida
Comment:
Friday, April to Sunday, April from 10am-4pm.
Included with admission.
There will be egg hunts, an Easter parade featuring bands, costumed characters including the Easter bunny as well as bounce houses and other hopping fun.
3100 Airport Road
Boca Raton, Florida
Comment:
Sunday, April from 10:30am-12:30pm
Please visit the website for special offers and coupons.
7400 Pines Boulevard
Pembroke Pines, Florida
Comment:
Saturday, April 9am SHARP!
Free!
Children 12 and under are welcome to hunt for eggs at this free event. The first 500 children will get a free pair of bunny ears.
There will be over 26,000 eggs! In addition to the egg hunt, which begins promptly at 9am, there will be face painting, a bounce house, balloon animals, and a special visit from Peter Rabbit! There will also be fun for the adults. Please remember to bring your cameras and Easter baskets!
501 SW 172nd Ave
Pembroke Pines, Florida
Comment:
Saturday, 9am SHARP!
Free!
Children 12 and under are welcome to hunt for eggs at this free event. The first 500 children will get a free pair of bunny ears.
There will be over 26,000 eggs! In addition to the egg hunt, which begins promptly at 9am, there will be face painting, a bounce house, balloon animals, and a special visit from Peter Rabbit! There will also be fun for the adults. Please remember to bring your cameras and Easter baskets!
Adventure Landing 1944 Beach Boulevard
Jacksonville Beach, Florida
Comment:
9am-2pm
Registration begins at 8am.
Easter Egg hunts will be held at 9am, 10am and 11am.
Requesting a $3 donation per child to benefit the American Red Cross. There will also be an Egg Hunt Special for $10 (12 and under) and $15 (13 and over) for unlimited go-kart rides, laser tag and mini golf.
Children can hunt for over 2,000 eggs and prizes hidden on the mini golf course. Children will be divided into three age groups for the hunt (4 and under, 5-8 and 9-12). All children will receive a goodie bag.
751 Sheridan St.
Hollywood, Florida
Comment:
9am-12noon
Free--children must be accompanied by an adult.
Event will be held at the Boulevard Heights Community Center located at 6770 Garfield Street.
The Spring Marshmallow Drop will have an egg hunt and games at 10am for children from 3-5 years old.
At 10:30am, there will be a marshmallow drop for children from 6-12 years old.
There will be face painting, refreshments, entertainment and a chance to meet the Bunny.
4825 Blanding Boulevard
Jacksonville, Florida
Comment:
Registration begins at 8:15am and the hunts begin promptly at 9am and 11am for children 10 and under.
$3 donation will benefit the Children's Miracle Network. Each child will receive a goodie bag.
Over 2,000 eggs will be stuffed with candy and prizes and will be hidden on the minature golf course.
2780 State Road 16
St Augustine, Florida
Comment:
9am-2pm
Registration begins at 8am and space is limited.
Easter Egg hunts will be held at 9am and 11am.
Requesting a $3 donation per child to benefit the Betty Griffen House. There will also be an Egg Hunt Special for $10 (12 and under) and $15 (13 and over) for unlimited go-kart rides and mini golf.
Children can hunt for over 2,000 eggs and prizes hidden on the mini golf course. Children will be divided into three age groups for the hunt (4 and under, 5-8 and 9-12). All children will receive a goodie bag.
851 Celebration Avenue
Celebration, Florida
Comment:
from 4-6pm
Free!
Bring your own hard boiled eggs to this Easter Eggstravaganza. Be creative as you imagine and decorate your ideal Easter egg! They will supply the egg dying goodies.
851 Celebration Avenue
Celebration, Florida
Comment:
beginning promptly at 9am.
Free for Celebration guests.
210 Military Trail
Jupiter, Florida
Comment:
9:30-11:30am. The egg hunt will begin promptly at 9:30am.
The Easter bunny will be available to pose from 10-11:30am.
Free...remember to bring your own basket.
There are three age groups:
3 and under (parents can assist during the hunt)
4-6 and 7-10 year olds (no parental help allowed during the hunt).
There will also be bounce houses, face painting, arts, crafts and a toddler play area. Food will be available for purchase.
Kiwin's Chocolates will donate delicious goodies as special prizes.
995 N State Rd 434
Altamonte Springs, Florida
Comment:
9am
Egg hunt begins promptly at 9am
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny to follow.
Kids 2 and under: $8
Kids 3 and up: $13
Adults: $3
Price includes breakfast, egg hunt, crafts, unlimited rides, bounce houses and a visit with the bunny!
RSVPs a MUST by calling 407-657-2000
6709 Pensacola Blvd
Pensacola, Florida
Comment:
Saturday, April 23.
$15 + tax per person.
Easter Eggstravaganza
Unlimited rides and special attractions, an Easter egg hunt and a stuffed animal for each child under ten years old.
4150 South Suncoast Boulevard
Homosassa, Florida
Comment:
8am.
$5 donation for children includes park admission. Adults will receive a 33% admission discount.
Activities will include an Easter egg hunt for plastic eggs which can be redeemed for other prizes. Remember to bring a basket and camera. The Easter bunny and other costumed characters will be there, too!
181 Eden Garden Road
Point Washington, Florida
Comment:
Monday, April 4.
Hunt begins at 1pm
$4 per car admission fee (standard park fee).
Hunt for eggs on the gorgeous grounds at Eden Gardens State Park. Pack a lunch to bring before the hunt. The Easter bunny will make an appearance to meet and greet the children.
14906 Main Street
5441 Cellon Creek Boulevard Alachua, Florida
Comment:
9am-12noon, watch thousands of eggs get dropped froma hot air balloon! The egg drop will happen at 10am. Preregister online to avoid a lengthy registration line on the day of the event. There will be other festivities and entertainment. Visit www.eggdropalachua.com for more details.
5000 NE 60th Avenue
High Springs, Florida
Comment:
Ginnie Springs will host an On land and In water Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday, April 24. Meet at the camp store at 10am for the on land egg hunt. There will be over 6,000 eggs to find. There are three age groups: 1-5 year olds, 6-8 year olds and 9-11 year olds. Adults must accompany children.
The In water Easter egg hunt is open to snorkelers 12 and older and will feature over 180 underwater eggs. Meet at the Ginnie Springs deck for an 8am start time. For more information, visit www.ginniespringsoutdoors.com
400 Highland Avenue
Largo, Florida
Comment:
Flashlight Egg Hunt!
Saturday, April 9 starting at 7pm.
$8 per child. Children from walking to 12 years old will be allowed to participate.
Egg hunts will be broken down by age and will be held every 30 minutes starting at 7:15pm. There will be a parent egg hunt at 9:15pm. There will also be glow in the dark mini golf, live music, games and the Easter bunny!
reviewed on: March 30 2011
"Plenty of park activities for all"
There is so much to do and see in this lovely park and recreation complex. Located in the heart of the City of Largo (part of the Tampa Bay community on Florida's Gulf Coast), our preschooler loves visiting and playing on the shady playgrounds. The pool has a fantastic, HUGE water slide and the kiddos have as much fun splashing in the pools as their parents! The hard court tennis courts are in great condition and the newly opened skate park is a boarders dream come true! Plan a vist, you'll all be glad that you did!
12210 83rd Street East
Parrish, Florida
Comment:
Saturday April 7 at 9am Noon and 3pm
Cotton Tail Express!
Diesel powered train excursions to an Easter Egg patch!
Planned activities include the annual Easter Egg Hunt. Mr. Bunny will greet the children. The round-trip is approximately 2.5 hours.
reviewed on: March 30 2011
"All aboard for historical fun!"
We visited the trains for a "Day Out with Thomas" special event and had a wonderful time! It was very crowded but the trains held so many passengers that wait times were minimal. You can get up close and explore the trains a bit before and after your train ride. The volunteers and staff are very friendly, informative and entertaining. It is a bit dusty in the parking lot but there is plenty of parking. There are fabulous special events like a train robbery, special Halloween and Holiday train rides and a World War II re-enactment scheduled throughout the year. If your family loves trains, this is a great place to explore!
15550 Spring Pine Drive
Tampa, Florida
Comment:
Saturday, April 23 from 10-11am
FREE
Children 10 years and younger are invited to participate in an Easter Egg Hunt. There will be door prizes and kids can meet the Easter Bunny.
301 Drew Street
Clearwater, Florida
Comment:
Sunday, April 8, 2012 11am-2:30pm with the egg hunt promptly at 12:30pm. Petting zoo, pony rides, bounce houses, live entertainment, face painting and a visit with the Easter Bunny!
4600 Alt 19
Palm Harbor, Florida
Comment:
Saturday March 31from 10am-4pm - Easter Ape Hunt EGGstravaganza
$5 admission.
Food and bounce house tickets available for $1 each.
Egg Hunt Times by age:
2-5 year olds at 11am
6-9 year olds at 1pm
10-up at 3pm
107 Shore Drive West
Oldsmar, Florida
Comment:
Saturday March 31 at 9am SHARP!
The Easter Egg Hunt will be divided into three age groups, and there will be three prizes for each group:
— Age 3 and younger
— Age 4-7
— Age 8-12
In addition to the egg hunt, visit with the Easter Bunny.
8005 Racetrack Road
Tampa, Florida
Comment:
April 1, 2012 and again on April 7 from 12pm - 5pm
Spring Fest includes an egg hunt, pony rides, hay rides, train rides, face painting, farm animals, a hot dog, and a drink. $6 for adults and $10 for children. Children under the age of 12 months are free.
reviewed on: March 28 2012
"Hands on farm fun"
We visited the farm one lovely Saturday afternoon for a birthday party and had a blast! There are lots of helpful volunteers who can answer questions about the farm and animals. It looks like lots of the barns, animal pens and other areas have been newly constructed or renovated. We got to ride ponies, handle snakes, take a train ride and explore the petting zoo area at our leisure. The animals looked healthy and well cared for with clean stalls, water and fresh hay/food. If it is crowded, parking can be a challenge but there is plenty of it...just hard to find at first.
5415 Tamiami Trail N
Naples, Florida
Comment:
Saturday, April 16 from 9-11am
$8 donation per child to participate and reservations are required to reserve a spot.
There will be nail polishing and face painting. Remember your camera for the Bunny's Egg Hunt!
reviewed on: April 13 2011
"Wonderful shops for moms"
This outdoor mall has plenty of wonderful shops and restaurants to enjoy. There is a free-flowing fountain which winds throughout the beautifully landscaped shopping center. I've found many adorable and unique gifts here at a variety of price points. If you want to splurge, there are plenty of places to indulge.
3701 Bay Shore Road
Sarasota, Florida
Comment:
April 6, 2012 from 10am-3pm.
All children ages 3-12 who bring in a minimum of three canned food items will receive half price admission for the day, only $5.00 + tax. Needed items include peanut butter in plastic jars and canned meats.
The event includes continuous egg hunts and lots of free candy. 4-H groups Hare Raisers and Boots and Bridles will be on hand with bunnies. The petting zoo returns and is included free with admission. The petting zoo will be here from 11:00-3:00. Visit Racing Dog Rescue Project and retired-track greyhounds. Photos with the Easter Bunny may be purchased for $3.00 if taken by the guest and $5 if our staff snaps the picture.
Hot dogs, hamburgers and other food items are available for purchase.
Children must have an Easter basket to participate in the hunt. They may bring their own or may purchase in our gift shop for $2.00. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Daily Admission Prices: Adult $ 15.00 + tax, Senior ages 60 + $14.00 + tax; Children ages 3-12 $10.00 + tax.
No additional coupons are valid for this Special Event.
