Last year, during Easter, we were actually out camping in our new RV. Luckily, the Easter Bunny can find you anywhere, and if your kids are outdoorsy like mine, the chocolate alternatives to fill their baskets up with is overwhelming.
23 Items for Easter Baskets for Outdoor Kids
- Flashlights or head lamps
- Glow sticks, necklaces or bracelets
- Sunglasses
- Summer bucket hat
- Buckets, pails, measuring cups for sand play
- Magnifying glass
- Binoculars
- Bug or butterfly net
- Bug hotel
- Shovels
- Gardening tools
- Watering can
- Kites
- Rashguard shirt
- Freeze dried fruit
- Craisins
- Walking worms (aka gummy worm) stash for the season
- Trail mix
- Water bottle
- Snorkel and mask
- giant Marshmallows
- Marshmallow or hot dog roasting sticks
- Small camping chair
Lastly, consider doing an outdoor easter egg hunt! We did one last year at our campground and it was a big hit. This year, we are organizing one in a local park with friends from our outdoor family crew. (Cute bunny glasses are always optional, but who can resist?)
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Need some ideas for your Easter egg hunt this year? Check out our Outdoor Easter Egg Hunt for a great time.
a passionate recreation coordinator by day, crazy farm mama of two by night. i live outdoors: growing my own food, camping and hiking with my border collie with two active kids in tow. when I’m not writing, I’m experimenting with recipes, and crafts – or anything else that might keep the monkeys entertained.
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