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A short, supervised Easter egg hunt built for kids six and under, plus alpaca feedings and a seasonal farm store near Heber City. Bring a camera, closed-toe shoes, and a light jacket for an easy half-hour of spring family fun.
A short, supervised Easter egg hunt built for kids six and under, plus alpaca feedings and a seasonal farm store near Heber City. Bring a camera, closed-toe shoes, and a light jacket for an easy half-hour of spring family fun.
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Operated by Wasatch Back Alpacas · Heber City, Utah
Little Bunnies Easter Hunt is a short, springtime farm experience at a family-run alpaca farm near Heber City, Utah, tucked on the eastern edge of the Wasatch Back. Designed for very young children (ages six and under), this gentle, small-group event blends a simple Easter egg hunt, hands-on animal time, and the kind of easy photo opportunities that parents keep returning for. The program runs about 35 minutes: kids gather eggs scattered on soft pasture, then trade their finds for an Easter basket of treats. After the hunt there's supervised alpaca viewing and feedings and a chance to stroll the farm store for locally made goods and small souvenirs. A professional photographer is not on site, so bring a camera or phone to capture moments. Key features: friendly alpacas in fenced paddocks, grassy rings for the hunt, a seasonal farm store, and clear views of the Wasatch Range. The alpacas' fleece and curious faces are the main draw - these animals are calm enough for close contact, making them ideal for first-time animal encounters. In spring the farm's early blossoms and pasture grasses provide a bright backdrop, and you might notice songbirds and the low, rolling foothills that give the property its open, pastoral character. Practical details are straightforward: the event length makes it an easy add-on for families visiting Heber City. Meeting point and parking details are not provided in the listing; operator information is not provided by the host. The farm emphasizes safety for toddlers, and staff supervise feedings and egg exchanges. Wear closed-toe shoes for running kids, layer for variable mountain spring weather, and bring hand wipes for quick cleanups after feeding. This kind of agritourism complements the broader outdoor offerings around Heber City. The town sits near reservoirs, river access, and trailheads on the Wasatch Back, and bringing young children to a farm lets them touch a working agricultural landscape after a morning hike or lake visit. Historically, Heber City's valley has been an agricultural hub since the mid-19th century, and seasonal events like this keep that living tradition visible to new generations. Why book it? It's short, affordable for a family outing, and built for very young children who need a contained, supervised space to explore animals and springtime activity. For a half-hour of easy, low-stress farm fun with photo-ready alpacas, Little Bunnies delivers exactly what parents want: happy kids, close animal moments, and small local souvenirs from the farm store. Check the listing to reserve limited slots—capacity is small and holiday weekends fill quickly. Bring a lightweight stroller or carrier for toddlers who tire, and plan to pair the visit with a picnic or short walk in nearby Heber City to make a full spring outing.
easy.
30–45 minutes.
Suitable for toddlers and caregivers; minimal physical fitness required—able to walk short distances on grass.
The event is designed for children six and under; supervision is required for all children.
Approximately 35 minutes from the egg hunt through alpaca feedings and a brief farm store visit.
No; the listing notes that a professional photographer will not be on site—guests should bring their own camera or phone.
Meeting point and parking details are not provided in the public listing—check the booking page or contact the host via the referral link for logistics.
Yes; supervised alpaca viewing and feedings are included, with staff overseeing interactions for safety.
Farm store items are separate; visitors can browse and buy locally made goods after the activity.
Heber City’s valley has been an agricultural center since the mid-19th century, and local farms continue that tradition with seasonal public events.
Respect animal boundaries, follow staff feeding guidelines, and pack out any trash to protect pastureland and water in the Wasatch foothills.
Wasatch Back Alpacas is a family-operated alpaca farm located near Heber City, Utah, offering hands-on farm experiences for families and small groups. The farm hosts seasonal events including Little Bunnies Easter Hunt, Family Easter Farm Experience, Spring Mindfulness & Easter Experience, and regular Alpaca Farm Visit sessions. Each experience centers on safe, guided interactions with gentle alpacas, opportunities to feed and walk animals in scenic pastures, and photo moments that capture springtime memories. Easter events combine traditional activities with farm-specific features: children participate in egg hunts or personalized family hunts, trade eggs for treats and baskets, take part in simple crafts, and enjoy mindful five-senses exercises during the Spring Mindfulness & Easter Experience. All events include time to browse a farm store stocked with cozy gifts and farm items. Wasatch Back Alpacas focuses on small-group, family-friendly programming designed for calm, memorable visits. Staff facilitate feeding, walking, and photography sessions with the animals, and the farm’s layout supports relaxed pacing and personal attention. The Alpaca Farm Visit offers a straightforward option for visitors seeking a peaceful, hands-on connection with animals and nature. Located in Heber City, Utah, Wasatch Back Alpacas serves local families and visitors to the Heber Valley. Information about schedules, ticketing, and farm policies is available through the farm’s booking channels and event listings. The farm’s seasonal experiences provide accessible outdoor activities that highlight alpaca interaction, family engagement, and springtime traditions. Visitors can contact the farm directly for availability, group rates, and specific accessibility accommodations by phone or email.
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