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Scavenger Egg Hunt

KINGMAN – The hunt isn’t just about finding eggs; it’s a time for laughter, fun, and creating wonderful memories. Families and friends can enjoy the festivities together and cheering on the little ones. There’s a golden egg hidden in strategic locations at our parks, promising even more exciting prizes to those lucky enough to find them! The eggs will be cleverly hidden beneath bushes, behind trees, and tucked away in secret spots. Some are out in the open, while others might require a keen eye to discover. As everyone gathers their eggs, they can exchange them for delightful treats and surprises at Parks & Recreation office located at 3333 Harrison St. The only way to participate is to follow Parks & Rec on Facebook and look for clues in the designated week. All eggs must be turned in by April 2. The egg hunt runs now through March 31, and is free for all ages. Clues will be announced on the City of Kingman, Parks Facebook page

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