Terre Hill Flashlight Egg Hunt: A Unique Nighttime Easter Adventure in East Earl, PA
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, including families with young children.
Overview
Explore a fresh take on Easter traditions with the Terre Hill Flashlight Egg Hunt in East Earl, PA. This nighttime event offers families a fun, safe outdoor adventure illuminated by flashlights under the spring sky.
Terre Hill Flashlight Egg Hunt
Prize filled Egg Hunt for older kids & adults!
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About This Adventure
Enjoy this unique night time egg hunt with tons of prizes! This hunt involves running around through the park in the dark with adults, therefore the suggested age is 15 and over. Parents may purchase a ticket for 11-14 year olds if they so choose. Children 10 and under may not participate in this event. Thousands of eggs will be hidden throughout the Terre Hill Park that contain candy and tons of special prizes including hundreds of dollars in cash prizes, gift baskets, electronics, food and other goodies!
Registration/wristband exchange for the event will open at 7 PM at pavilion 1. Bring your ticket to pavilion 1 to exchange for a wristband which will allow you to participate in the hunt and claim your goody bag. Come early to receive your wristband before the hunt starts! Prizes will be awarded around 8:45 PM. You won't want to miss this fun event!
Proceeds benefit the Terre Hill Park.
What to Bring?
- Flashlight
- Bag, basket or other container for eggs
- Your emailed receipt from FareHarbor (you may also simply show the QR code from your phone)
Click the green highlighted date on the calendar to purchase your tickets!
Adventure Tips
Bring a reliable flashlight
A bright flashlight or headlamp is essential to spot eggs hidden after dark.
Dress for the weather
Spring evenings can be cool; layering helps you stay comfortable during the hunt.
Wear comfortable walking shoes
The hunt covers grassy and uneven terrain, so sturdy shoes will keep you steady.
Arrive early to find parking
This popular event fills up quickly; getting there early ensures a stress-free start.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern Eastern box turtles are occasionally spotted in the surrounding fields.
- Songbirds like the red-winged blackbird enliven the twilight atmosphere.
History
Lancaster County is a hub of Pennsylvania Dutch culture dating back to early European settlements in the 1700s.
Conservation
Event organizers emphasize responsible outdoor use, encouraging participants to avoid disturbing wildlife and to minimize waste by using reusable bags.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Flashlight or Headlamp
Illuminates the egg-hunting area clearly after sunset.
spring specific
Layered Clothing
Keeps you warm as temperatures drop after dark.
spring specific
Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
Protects feet on grassy and uneven terrain.
spring specific
Reusable Bag or Basket
For carrying collected eggs during the hunt.
spring specific