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Celebrate spring with breakfast, photos, and an egg hunt at De Leon Springs. This relaxed three-hour event is perfect for families and visitors looking for a cheerful morning outdoors.
Celebrate spring with breakfast, photos, and an egg hunt at De Leon Springs. This relaxed three-hour event is perfect for families and visitors looking for a cheerful morning outdoors.
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De Leon Springs, Florida offers a clear, family-friendly setting for the seasonal Easter Egg-stravaganza: a three-hour morning event that pairs breakfast with a photo op with the Easter Bunny and a supervised egg hunt across the park. Priced at $13.99 per person, this gathering is ideal for families and visitors seeking a relaxed, outdoor way to celebrate spring. The event takes advantage of the park’s freshwater spring, shaded picnic groves, and open lawns—key features that shape the day. Children hunt eggs beneath broad tree canopies while adults keep watch from picnic tables; sunlight on the spring’s edge and the soft murmur of water give the morning a natural soundtrack. These elements—water, shade, and grass—create an environment where families can move easily between breakfast, photos, and play. What sets this Egg-stravaganza apart is its straightforward, community-oriented format. Breakfast with the Bunny is staged for quick, well-lit photos; hunts are organized by age group so young children can find eggs without being crowded out. Volunteers and staff run the schedule with a light touch, allowing time to linger over pancakes, swap stories with neighbors, and watch small discoveries unfold. Practical planning makes the morning smoother. Expect informal parking and bring small folding chairs if you prefer seat comfort. Pack a basket or reusable bag for egg collecting, a refillable water bottle, and sunscreen—the Florida sun can be strong even in spring. Tickets are sold online through the booking link; the three-hour duration gives families time to arrive, eat, hunt, and take photos without feeling rushed. Beyond the organized fun, the site rewards slower moments. Keep an eye out for turtles basking at the spring edge and for wading birds near shallow water. Small, recurring events like this one keep local outdoor spaces active and accessible; they are a simple way for visitors to participate in the seasonality that defines many Florida spring traditions. For families staying nearby, the event is a low-key highlight—a three-hour morning that leaves the afternoon free for swimming, walks, or other local outings. Book early through the referral link to secure spots; arrive ready to share pancakes, smiles, and the small, sunlit moments that make spring at De Leon Springs memorable. Organizers welcome guests of all ages and arrange hunts by age so toddlers get their own easy sections. The modest fee and three-hour window make it simple to pair this morning event with a longer outdoor day—bring swimwear to cool off later or pack a picnic to linger. Photo ops range from posed portraits with the Bunny to candid action during the hunt; use burst mode on a phone or a fast lens to catch quick moments. Shaded seating and sunscreen make mornings comfortable. Bring a blanket.
easy.
3 hours.
Light — suitable for families with young children; mostly standing and short walks
The Egg-stravaganza runs about three hours, which includes breakfast, photos, and the egg hunt.
Admission is $13.99 per person as listed in the event description.
Yes — tickets are available through the online booking link and can sell out for busy weekend dates.
Yes — hunts are often organized by age group so toddlers have age-appropriate areas and assistance when needed.
Expect informal parking on-site; arriving early improves your chance of finding a convenient spot.
Breakfast is included with the event admission; bring snacks or a picnic if you plan to linger afterward.
Spring gatherings and family festivals are a longstanding local pattern for Florida springtime recreation and community events.
Pack out trash, avoid disturbing wildlife at the spring edge, and follow any posted park rules to protect water clarity and habitat.
De Leon Adventures operates from De Leon Springs, Florida, offering guided tours, boat cruises, rentals, and educational experiences focused on the local springs, waterways, and wildlife. The company provides a narrated 50-minute DeLeon Springs River Cruise aboard Sunshine Sally that explores Spring Garden Lake and Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge and highlights the area's natural and historical significance. Guided kayak and paddlecraft tours on Spring Garden Creek introduce visitors to wading birds, manatees, and occasional alligators, with small group sizes that emphasize safety and personalized attention. Guided hiking tours traverse trails where birding and wildlife photography are common, led by knowledgeable naturalists who point out regional flora and fauna. Seasonal and themed offerings include a Haunted Halloween Boat Tour that runs as a seasonal attraction and a Children’s Pancake Cooking Class designed for ages seven to twelve, combining hands-on cooking with a meal. Non-guided options include pedal boat and other equipment rentals for self-guided exploration of the spring areas. De Leon Adventures focuses on interpretive narration, wildlife viewing, and family-friendly activities that match the natural and historical character of De Leon Springs. Safety and stewardship of the springs are integrated into guided programs through small group management and on-water oversight. Visitors can choose from short narrated cruises, guided paddling excursions, hikes, and specialty programs that suit a range of interests and ages. The organization is based in De Leon Springs and operates within the local spring and creek environments. Programs emphasize respectful wildlife viewing and strict adherence to local rules.
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