Egg Hunt

Get ready for an egg-stravaganza like never before! The Egg Hunt is back at Harry A. Nottingham Park in Avon, and is set to make Saturday, April 4, a morning of pure family fun. Dive into the excitement with a coloring contest, test your skills in the jellybean guessing game, and jump into inflatable features – the fun never stops!

But wait, there’s more, the ultimate egg hunt challenge. A whopping 10,000 eggs are scattered around, each filled with delightful candy and small prizes. Join us for an unforgettable day of community joy!

Tips for Enjoying the Egg Hunt:

• The Egg Hunt event is a Bully Free Zone and participants are expected to Be A Buddy Not A Bully!
• The actual hunting of eggs will be organized by age: 3 & Under; 4-5; 6-7 and 8-9.
• There are two egg hunt opportunities for each age group.
• There is a special area just for the little ones (children 3 years of age and under) with their very own bouncy house and egg hunt.
• Parents are not allowed in the Egg Hunt Arena, parent’s will be able to pick up their children on either end of the arena.

Coloring Contest:

• The Coloring Contest is back this year with a cheerful coloring design! To enter the Coloring Contest, participants can download the Coloring Contest page. You can also cut out the advertisement from the Vail Daily on Friday, April 3. Use your imagination and color the ad, complete the information section at the bottom, and bring it with you to the Egg Hunt. To enter, turn in your artwork at the Town of Avon tent. Prizes will be awarded for the most creative coloring by age group. Winning masterpieces will be proudly displayed at the Avon Recreation Center during the month of April.

Remember your reusable water bottle!

Avon is committed to fostering a culture of environmental stewardship through waste reduction, energy conservation, and sustainable event practices. In 2025, Avon-produced events diverted 87% of event waste from the landfill, totaling over 5,000 pounds, thanks to the collective efforts of our vendors, staff, and zero waste partners.

Eagle County has a waste diversion goal of 40% waste diversion and 80% organics diversion by 2030. As part of these efforts, the Town’s Recycling Ordinance, effective November 1, 2023, requires all residents, businesses, and visitors to recycle.

• The Town of Avon is working towards plastic free events. We ask that you help us recycle the eggs you collect. We will have a plastic egg recycle station onsite for guests to recycle their plastic eggs.

Public Transportation and Parking

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