Easter

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Easter Getaways

Jeff Crider shares great campground options for an Easter getaway!

Growing numbers of campgrounds celebrate Easter with everything from Easter-themed craft activities to egg hunts and visits and photos with the Easter Bunny. A handful of campgrounds also offer special egg hunts for adults, Easter services, and even Easter brunch. But not every campground that celebrates Easter does so over Easter weekend. We found one campground that celebrates Easter early, while others celebrate it late, especially Northern campgrounds that don’t open for the summer camping season until late April or early May.

Here’s a sampling of Easter-themed events taking place at campgrounds across the country:

Bakersfield KOA Journey in Bakersfield, California: Guests at this campground can enjoy an Easter brunch at the Crest Bar and Grill with an omelet station, a craving station, lots of fresh fruits and an open breakfast bar.

Cape Charles / Chesapeake Bay KOA Resort in Cape Charles, Virginia: This park has several activities planned for Easter, including visit from The Teeny Tiny Farm, which will bring some furry friends from their petting zoo as well as a pony for pony rides. Egg hunts and a visit from Peter Cotton Tail are also planned.

Decatur / Wheeler Lake KOA in Hillsboro, Alabama: This park’s Easter activities include an Easter scavenger hunt, which will lead participants to clues around the campground that will result in delicious chocolate goodies.

Dogwood Acres Campground in Newville, Pennsylvania: This campground’s Easter activities include an egg hunt for kids and a night hunt for adults. There will also be crafts and an Easter service on Sunday.

Door County Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin: This park will celebrate Easter on the weekend of June 9-11 with an Easter egg hunt, a DJ dance on Saturday night and other fun events.

Fayetteville RV Resort and Cottages in Wade, North Carolina: This campground will have Easter egg hunts for children and for adults, pictures with the Easter Bunny and an Easter brunch. 

Hart Springs Campground in Bell, Florida: Guests at this campground will be able to help find 6,000 Easter eggs that the Easter Bunny has left for everyone to enjoy, including eggs filled with trinkets and candy.

Holiday Trav-L-Park in Virginia Beach, Virginia: Easter weekend guests at this park can enjoy a candy hunt on Friday evening, and hay rides, a golf cart parade and Easter-themed activities on Saturday.
 

Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in Bremen, Georgia: This park celebrates Easter with egg decorating, an egg hunt, and Easter crafts galore.

Jellystone Park at Delaware Beaches in Lincoln, Delaware: This park celebrates Easter with adult and child Easter egg hunts, Easter crafts, a “Hey Ride,” and other activities.

Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in Eureka, Missouri: This park’s Easter activities include Easter crafts, inflatables, two egg hunts and a juggling show.

 Jellystone Park in Mill Run, Pennsylvania: This park celebrates Easter with a full weekend of activities, including a magical Easter basket ride, egg coloring, cookie decorating, an Easter egg hunt, a jellybean guessing contest, an Easter basket raffle and candy bar bingo.

Martin Stream Campground in Turner, Maine: This campground celebrates Easter May 19-21 with an Easter egg hunt, creative painting and tie dye t-shirts and a community bonfire.

Mountain Creek Campground in Gardners, Pennsylvania: This park celebrates Easter with Easter games, crafts and egg hunts for all ages, including your four-legged friends and a special egg hunt for adults.

Newberry / Sumter NF KOA Journey in Kinards, South Carolina: This campground celebrates Easter with multiple egg hunts and breakfast with the Easter Bunny.

Normandy Farms Family Camping Resort in Foxboro, Massachusetts: This campground will have several activities over Easter weekend, including an egg hunt, a scavenger hunt, candy bar bingo, a darts tourney, ceramics and pickleball.

North Texas Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in Burleson, Texas: This park celebrates Easter with Easter egg relay races, a “tip the Easter basket” group game, a scavenger hunt for large wooden Easter eggs, and a “Hop & Treat” event Saturday evening. The park is also planning an Easter-themed craft activity and a chocolate bunny eating contest.

Peaceful Valley Campground in West Sunbury, Pennsylvania: This campground will celebrate Easter on the weekend of April 28-30 with Easter egg dying, an Easter egg hunt, photos with the Easter Bunny, a potluck dinner and a dance.

Port Lavaca / Matagorda Bay KOA Holiday in Port Lavaca, Texas: This campground celebrates Easter early, over the weekend of March 31-April 2, with egg coloring, bunny art and an outdoor movie.

Shenandoah Valley Campground in Verona, Virginia: This campground celebrates Easter with multiple Easter egg hunts, a hay ride with the Easter Bunny, visits with the Easter Bunny and a Sunday service.

Spring Gulch Resort Campground in New Holland, Pennsylvania: This campground celebrates Easter weekend with crafts and activities, including Easter egg hunts for the kids and pictures with the Easter Bunny.

Stoney Creek Resort and Campground in Greenville, Virginia: This campground celebrates Easter on Saturday, April 23, with an Easter egg hunt, a visit from the Easter Benny, a pie eating contest, a movie and popcorn after dark.

Temecula KOA at Vail Lake in Temecula, California
This campground will celebrate Easter with egg hunts, a visit by the Easter Bunny and other activities, including a bounce house, slide and face painting.

Washington DC / Capitol KOA Holiday in Millersville, Maryland: This campground celebrates Easter with themed crafts for the kids and its famous “Egg Scramble,” the park’s version of an Easter egg hunt.

Whispering Hills Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in Big Prairie, Ohio: This campground celebrates Easter the weekend of April 14-16 with a glow in the dark egg hunt, a daytime egg hunt and an egg drop challenge, among other activities.

Wilmington KOA Holiday in Wilmington, North Carolina: This campground will have an Easter egg hunt, face painting, crafts and possibly at visit from the Easter Bunny.

Jeff Crider

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Jeff Crider, President and CEO of Crider Public Relations, has been involved in covering the campground industry for over 25 years. Jeff has worked as a freelance writer for publications such as RV Business, Motor Home Magazine, Trailer Life, Highways and other Affinity Group Inc. publications since 1995. He has also successfully pitched many of the nation's top tier media outlets, including CNN, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, The Financial Times, Reuters, The Associated Press and National Public Radio. In addition to writing, Jeff is also a talented photographer and humanitarian.