Easter in Arizona means patio brunches, sprawling egg hunts, and full days outside before the summer heat rolls in. It’s the sweet spot of spring, and the kind of weekend that calls for gathering everyone in one place.
If you’re searching for Easter brunch in Scottsdale, Phoenix Easter egg hunts, and the best places to stay for Easter weekend in Arizona, here’s your game plan.
Easter Brunch
Easter brunch sets the tone for the whole weekend. Pastries stacked high, something sweet for the table, and a reason to dress up before noon. From resort spreads to neighborhood favorites, Arizona spots know how to make it feel like an occasion. Consider this your head start on reservations!
Bunny Brunch at the Phoenix Zoo
March 29, 2026
455 N Galvin Pkwy, Phoenix, AZ
Breakfast with wildlife? That’s a story the kids will be telling at school on Monday. This annual Bunny Brunch includes a buffet-style meal, up-close animal encounters, and scheduled photo ops with the Easter Bunny. Two morning seatings mean you can snag your pancakes early and still roam the zoo after.
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at Rainforest Cafe
April 4, 2026
5000 S Arizona Mills Circle, Tempe, AZ
Kick off Easter weekend with a family-style breakfast set inside the restaurant’s signature rainforest setting. Little ones can meet the Easter Bunny for photos, join in on themed activities, and take part in raffles throughout the morning. It’s a festive option that keeps the focus on family fun while still feeling easy to plan.
Easter Brunch at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
April 5, 2026
7575 E Princess Dr, Scottsdale, AZ
If you’re looking for a larger-scale celebration, the Princess delivers. Expect multiple chef-driven stations, an impressive dessert presentation, and seasonal décor that transforms the property for the holiday. It’s polished, high-energy, and designed for groups who treat Easter brunch like the main event.
Easter Brunch at the Arizona Biltmore
April 5, 2026
2400 E Missouri Ave, Phoenix, AZ
Set inside the historic Gold Room, this annual brunch blends classic elegance with family-friendly touches. Expect a sprawling spread of brunch favorites, a roaming Bunny, and even an on-site egg hunt for guests. It’s a tradition with a little sparkle.
Easter Buffet at McCormick Ranch Golf Club
April 5, 2026
7505 E McCormick Pkwy, Scottsdale, AZ
Brunch with Camelback Mountain views? Yes, please. This public Easter buffet brings classic American dishes with a Southwest twist, all served overlooking lakes and lush fairways. Reservations are required—because nobody wants to wing it on a holiday.
Easter Brunch at Lon’s at the Hermosa Inn
April 5, 2026
5532 N Palo Cristi Rd, Paradise Valley, AZ
Desert charm meets refined seasonal cuisine at Lon’s. Their Easter brunch is known for thoughtful, spring-inspired dishes served in a serene courtyard setting. It’s a slower-paced, savor-the-moment kind of morning in the best way.
Easter Brunch Cruise with Lake Pleasant Cruises
April 5, 2026
8708 W Harbor Blvd, Peoria, AZ
For a change of scenery, this 90-minute brunch cruise offers a buffet-style breakfast served on the water, paired with music and open-air views of Lake Pleasant. It’s a relaxed alternative to the traditional dining room setting and works especially well for those who want something a little different this year.

Easter Egg Hunts
Now that everyone’s fueled up, it’s time for the main competition: who can grab the most eggs in under two minutes. Across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, and beyond, parks and venues are loading fields with thousands (yes, thousands) of prize-filled eggs.
Eggstravaganza & Touch-a-Truck – Fountain Hills
March 28, 2026
11829 N Tower Dr, Fountain Hills, AZ
Held at Desert Vista Park, this large-scale event features more than 15,000 eggs divided into age-specific hunts, helping keep things organized and fair. Beyond the egg dash, families can check out bounce houses and explore the Touch-a-Truck area, where kids can climb inside fire trucks, police vehicles, and other service trucks. It’s a well-rounded morning with plenty to do beyond the hunt itself.
Vertuccio Farms Easter Egg Hunt
March 28, 2026
4011 S Power Rd, Mesa, AZ
Farm fun meets egg frenzy. Timed hunts keep things organized, while crafts, a petting zoo, and play structures stretch the fun well beyond the whistle blow. Pro tip: Arrive early; these hunts start right on schedule.
Scottsdale Bunnanza
April 4, 2026
3939 N Drinkwater Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ
This western-themed celebration brings more than 10,000 eggs to Scottsdale Civic Center. Expect live music, food trucks, golden egg prizes, and a whole lot of cowboy boots paired with bunny ears.
Hide & Peep
April 4, 2026
15279 N Scottsdale Rd Ste 260, Scottsdale, AZ
Kids follow a trail of colorful eggs throughout Scottsdale Quarter to unlock their treat bags in this interactive scavenger-style hunt. Afterward, families can stick around for music, face painting, balloon artists, and photos with the Easter Bunny.
FREE 6th Annual Great Egg Hunt & Family Fair
April 4, 2026
9500 East Vía de Ventura, Scottsdale, AZ
Thousands of eggs, bounce houses, live entertainment, and prize drawings make this one a high-energy pick. The event is free to attend, and early registration gets families entered into additional giveaways.
Apache Junction Easter Egg Hunt
April 4, 2026
3015 N Idaho Rd, Apache Junction, AZ
Over 10,000 eggs are divided by age groups—including teens and adults. Yes, adults. Arrive early, bring your basket, and prepare for a quick dash once the hunts kick off.
Enchanted Island Easter Egg Hunt
April 4–5, 2026
1202 W Encanto Blvd, Phoenix, AZ
Designed for little ones ages 1–10, these rapid-fire hunts run every 10 minutes and last about a minute. Eggs include toys, ride passes, and special prizes. Reservations are recommended; this one fills fast.

Your Desert Nest Awaits
After brunch reservations, egg hunts, and sugar highs, you’ll want a place where everyone can gather, kick off their shoes, and laugh about who found the golden egg. That’s where we come in.
5 Bed | 4 Bath | 19 Guests
Hosting the whole crew? Desert Elegance makes it easy. Located in a gated North Scottsdale community, this spacious retreat features a private pool and spa, multiple outdoor lounge areas, a BBQ grill, and a fire pit for winding down after a full day out. With Scottsdale Quarter and Kierland Commons just minutes away, brunch plans and last-minute basket fillers are close by.
5 Bed | 4 Bath | 15 Guests
Solara blends laid-back desert style with built-in entertainment. The backyard includes a private pool and spa, plus optional heat for cooler evenings. Inside, you’ll find a dedicated game room with shuffleboard and foosball, along with two separate living areas that give larger groups room to spread out. It’s a strong pick for families, mixing downtime with a little friendly competition.
4 Bed | 3 Bath | 16 Guests
This North Scottsdale stay leans into outdoor living. A private pool, putting green, bocce ball, cornhole, and a fire pit set the scene for long afternoons outside. Multiple lounge spaces and an open-concept interior make it easy to gather for meals or movie nights. Plus, you’re just minutes from Kierland Commons, Scottsdale Quarter, and TPC Scottsdale.
Pristine Sunset
4 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 16 Guests
Just four minutes from Old Town, Pristine Sunset pairs a prime location with a relaxed, sun-filled setting. Spend the day out at brunch or spring events, then come home to your own private backyard with a pool, pergola dining area, fire pit, and hammock under bistro lights. Inside, bright gathering spaces, a pool table, and a cozy fireplace make it easy to settle in. Close to Scottsdale Stadium, Fashion Square, and more—but always peaceful when you’re ready to unwind.

Make This Easter One to Talk About
Easter in Arizona is sunshine, sweet treats, and a little friendly competition over who grabbed the most eggs. It’s grandparents cheering on toddlers, cousins plotting candy trades, and everyone lingering a little longer around the table.
Book your Easter weekend getaway with GoodNight Stay and give your crew a place to gather, laugh, and start a new spring tradition. The Bunny handles the eggs; we’ll handle the stay.

