Your guide to Easter egg hunts across London and Southwest Ontario. 2026 events are now over — check back in early 2027 for updated dates and new listings.
Hidden eggs of different colours are scattered across the grounds of Storybook Gardens — find them and redeem them for treats and prizes. Dedicated toddler area for under-3s; older kids explore the full park. Seasonal park attractions open weather permitting (no amusement rides).
A full Easter day-out on the farm. Follow colourful clues hidden among the blueberry rows, explore the Egg House, decorate cookies, roast s'mores, and take a wagon ride. Book online to save $4 per person — time slots fill fast.
A beloved London Good Friday tradition. Thousands of colourful eggs are hidden across a local park, filled with prize tokens and dog treats. Dogs (with their humans) do the hunting — but it's a great family spectacle for everyone. Registration opens at 10AM; the hunt kicks off at 11AM.
Easter Weekend at the museum is packed with drop-in activities included in general admission: Bunny Burrows soft-play tunnels, a Bunny Jump Wall, Open Studio Egg Ziplines (design a basket and send an egg down the line), Egg Toss cornhole, and a Bunny Ears & Colouring Station. Book tickets in advance — walk-in availability is not guaranteed on busy Easter days.
Easter Sunday 2026 falls on April 5, making it a prime spring weekend for families across Southwest Ontario. Whether you're looking for a big farm experience, an indoor adventure, or something a little different (hello, dog egg hunt), London and the surrounding region have options for every age and budget.
Below we've broken down the key decisions to help you pick the right event for your family.
If you want a full-day outing with lots of activities beyond the egg hunt itself, Kustermans Easter Festival is the standout option. The farm opens from late March, runs both Easter weekends, and includes wagon rides, an Egg House, cookie decorating, and s'mores. Budget roughly $20–$24 per person (babies under 24 months are free), and book online to save a few dollars per ticket.
Storybook Gardens is a ticketed experience ($6.20 per child, adults free) inside London's beloved fairy-tale park on the banks of the Thames River. It runs across the full Easter long weekend with two daily timeslots, so there's flexibility. Under-3s have their own egg hunt area in Storybook Valley, while bigger kids explore the full grounds.
For a beloved London tradition, the National Service Dogs Easter Egg Hunt takes place on Good Friday — thousands of colourful eggs hidden across a local park for dogs and their humans to find together.
London Children's Museum runs Hop into Fun Easter Weekend across the full long weekend. Drop-in activities included with admission: Bunny Burrows tunnels, Egg Ziplines, Egg Toss, and more. Book ahead — popular time slots sell out.
Easter Sunday 2026 is April 5. Good Friday is April 3 and Easter Monday is April 6. Most egg hunt events take place on Easter Saturday (April 4), with some running all four days of the long weekend.
Storybook Gardens, Kustermans Farm, and London Children's Museum charge admission. The National Service Dogs Easter Egg Hunt is a free-to-watch community event on Good Friday. Check local community groups and the City of London's events calendar for additional free community hunts closer to Easter weekend.
Most events welcome children aged 1–12. Storybook Gardens has a dedicated toddler zone for under-3s. Kustermans is suitable for all ages — children under 24 months enter free. London Children's Museum welcomes children from age 1 (under 1 free).
Kustermans, Storybook Gardens, and London Children's Museum all recommend booking online ahead of time — time slots sell out, and online booking is often cheaper. Always check the organizer's website closer to Easter as details can change.