Spring at the Farm: Grasshopper Farms' Easter Egg Hunt in Knightdale

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Spring at the Farm: Grasshopper Farms' Easter Egg Hunt in Knightdale

A three-hour, family-focused event at Grasshopper Farms featuring age-group egg hunts, photos with the Easter Bunny, playground inflatables, hayrides, farm animals, markets and food.

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Spring at the Farm: Grasshopper Farms' Easter Egg Hunt in Knightdale.

Duration
3 Hours
Location
Knightdale
Operator
Grasshopper Farms
Category
Farm
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Hop into Easter at Grasshopper Farms in Knightdale: a compact, three-hour farm event that stages age-group egg hunts, photos with the Easter Bunny and a host of kid-focused attractions—bounce houses, an inflatable slide, a mini carousel, live animals and family games—while the wider farm stays open with markets, a garden shop, country store and food options.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ACTIVITIES

Egg Hunts, Play Areas & Farm Fun

Ticketed children gain access to scheduled egg hunts organized by age group, plus a play area that includes bounce houses, an inflatable slide, a mini carousel, family games, coloring stations and encounters with goats and chickens.

THE RITUAL

Golden Eggs for Adults

Adults can join the hunt too: ten Golden Eggs are hidden around the farm with prizes reserved for the finders.

THE MARKET

Markets, Shops & Food on Site

Beyond the scheduled activities, the farm hosts a Maker's Market (March 28, 11am–3pm), a garden shop, country store, fresh produce, an ice cream shop with dairy-free options, food trucks and gem mining.

What the day feels like

What the Day Feels Like

Arrival at Grasshopper Farms feels like stepping onto a working family farm scaled for springtime celebration: timed egg hunts punctuate a short, social program that also includes photos with the Easter Bunny, open play in inflatables and playground equipment, a hayride and casual browsing of on-site markets and food vendors.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this event suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Families with Young ChildrenIdeal: the program is built around young kids with age-group hunts (2–6 and 7–12), playground attractions and animal interactions.
2
Older Kids (7–12)A good match: a dedicated hunt time for 7–12-year-olds and access to more active inflatables and games.
3
Adults & Prize SeekersSuitable: adults can participate by hunting for one of the ten Golden Eggs hidden around the farm for prizes.
4
Shoppers & Casual VisitorsWell suited: the farm’s Maker's Market, garden shop, country store, food vendors and ice cream shop provide attractions that don’t require a child ticket.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The event runs roughly three hours.

Tickets & Cost

Tickets start at $10 (+ tax) per child and include access to the listed child activities (egg hunts, play area, photos with the Easter Bunny, hayride and more).

On-site Amenities

On-site offerings include a Maker's Market (March 28, 11am–3pm), garden shop, country store, fresh produce, ice cream (dairy-free options available), food trucks and gem mining.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the event last?

About three hours.

Where is the Easter Egg Hunt held?

At Grasshopper Farms in Knightdale, North Carolina.

How much are tickets and what do they include?

Tickets start at $10 (+ tax) per child and include scheduled egg hunts, play area access, pictures with the Easter Bunny, hayride and listed activities.

When are the egg hunts for different ages?

Egg hunts are scheduled by age group: children 2–6 at 11:30am; children 7–12 at 12:00pm.

Are there activities for adults?

Yes—adults can hunt for one of 10 Golden Eggs hidden around the farm for prizes, and can enjoy the farm's markets and food offerings.