2026 Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation Easter Egg Hunt

Join us for an egg-citing Easter celebration!

Looking for the perfect way to celebrate Easter with your family? Don’t miss the Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt – a day full of fun, laughter and plenty of Easter eggs!

This year’s event will take place at Kingston Park, where children can follow exciting clues to uncover their very own bag of Easter eggs.

The fun kicks off at 10am and staggered entry times are in place. Select your preferred session when booking and ensure you arrive at your allocated time. Once inside, the Easter Egg Hunt takes approximately 45 minutes. Afterwards, you’re welcome to stay and enjoy the festivities until the event concludes at 2pm. 

More than just an egg hunt!

The fun doesn’t stop at the hunt! This year’s Easter Egg Hunt is bigger than ever – with MORE entertainment, MORE activities and MORE surprises for the whole family to enjoy.

New for 2026:

• Hole-in-one challenges and golf games with Golf Park

• Classic cars on display from the Veteran Car Club

• Mini Roadways excavator photo opportunities

• Virtual machine simulator

• ... and more!

Plus, enjoy crowd favourites including face painting, train rides, live entertainment, delicious food, coffee, lawn games and more.

And of course, keep an eye out for our eggs-traordinary guest of honour – the Easter Bunny and friends!

Supporting the Royal Hobart Hospital

The Easter Egg Hunt isn’t just about fun – it’s about making a difference. Every ticket purchased helps fund medical equipment, staff training and life-changing medical research at the Royal Hobart Hospital, improving the health and wellbeing of our community”

Key event details

• Treasure Hunt: Children (2-14) will receive a bag of Easter eggs upon completing the treasure hunt.

• Participant age restriction: The Easter Egg Hunt is only open to children aged 2 to 14 years old.

• No concession: this is a fundraising event, with all entry fees directly supporting vital care and services at the Royal Hobart Hospital. Therefore, we are unable to offer discounts, concessions or free entry under any circumstances.

• Guardian requirement: Participating children must be accompanied by a responsible guardian (18+) who has purchased an adult ticket. The guardian must be the child’s parent, legal guardian, or responsible person.

• Easter egg allergy warning: The provided Easter eggs contain milk and soy and may contain traces of wheat, egg, peanuts, and tree nuts.

• Help keep our dogs safe: Kingston Park is loved by dogs and their humans alike. Chocolate can be deadly to dogs, so please dispose of wrappers and uneaten chocolate in the bins provided.

• Staggered entry times: When purchasing a ticket, you will be required to select a specific entry time. You must arrive at your allocated time on the day of the event, or entry may be refused.

• Online ticket sales: End at 11pm on Wed, 1 April 2026. No tickets will be sold at the gate.

• Entry requirement: All attendees must present their ticket at the gate to enter the event. Adults must purchase a ticket.

• Official entry wristband: All participants must have an official Easter Egg Hunt wristband. Wristbands will only be issued to children who meet the guardian requirements.

• One hunt per child: Each participant may only enter one Easter Egg Hunt session.

• Photography and promotion: Photos/videos may be taken during the event for promotional purposes. Participation implies consent.

• Weather policy: The event will proceed rain or shine. No refunds will be issued due to wet weather. However, if high winds pose a safety risk, the event may be cancelled at the discretion of the Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation and ticket holders will be notified via email.

• Smoke-free event: This is a smoke-free event.

• Terms and conditions: By purchasing a ticket, you confirm that you have read and accept the event terms and conditions.

Important Notes.

• Children under 2 must still be registered for the event with a free ticket and will not receive a bag of Easter eggs.

• Guardians accept responsibility for the safety and personal possessions of themselves and the children they accompany.

• All participants and guardians must follow event rules and instructions given by event organisers and volunteers.