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Can you feel the anticipation already for the jolly good fun annual Neighborhood Egg Crawl? If you have not participated in the past, you will not want to delay another year. Neighbors can hide eggs in their yard, sign up as a Hunter or both! It is a delightful morning for everyone involved. Advance registration is required, with a deadline of Friday, March 27th, 2026 – 9PM.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Registered HIDERS provide treat filled plastic eggs and hide them in their front yard or parking strip. (more details below)
Registered HUNTERS will receive an EGG MAP Sunday morning. Maximum of 1 egg per hunter, per location. (more details below)
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You MUST REGISTER in advance to participate in the
Neighborhood Egg Crawl! Deadline is Friday, March 27, 9pm
A community event of the Old Mountain View Neighborhood Association (OMVNA)
Detailed Instructions for HIDERS
- Register by Friday, March 27 @ 9pm
- Commit to 48 (4 dozen) treat filled plastic eggs
- Hide wrapped candy or toy filled plastic eggs SUNDAY morning BEFORE 10am the day of (March 29).
- Only hide eggs in area you allow people to walk/hunt
- Idea for small yards – Hide some eggs and refill as needed.
- Your address will be supplied to registered HUNTERS only
- Sit on your porch and enjoy (maybe give HOT or COLD hints)
- HUNTERS are allowed 1 egg per yard
- Mini yard signs will be dropped off at your home to designate your yard as a participant.
- This event is RAIN or SHINE
Detailed Instructions for HUNTERS
- Register by Friday, March 27th @ 9pm
- EGG MAP with your color route will be emailed by 9am SUNDAY morning.• Kindly respect yards and don’t trample or go in unmarked areas.
- HUNTERS are allowed maximum of 1 egg per yard per registered hunter
- Total number of eggs will vary depending on neighborhood participation
- Route logistics will vary depending on neighborhood participation.
- This event is RAIN or SHINE
- There may be multiple route colors, depending on neighborhood participation. Every effort is taken to make the routes as clustered as possible. Stick to your assigned route color on your map. Otherwise yards may not have enough eggs for all the HUNTERS. HIDERS are volunteers from the neighborhood. We encourage you to be a HIDER and to recruit neighbors to be HIDERS too!
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