Crack open your Easter Weekend here at Sagamore Hill with an Easter Egg Hunt including games, prizes, and a craft at the home of Theodore Roosevelt. We intend to honor their tradition of a non-competitive egg-roll while reviving Theodore Roosevelt’s love for nature with bird-egg craft bags filled with goodies.

A white bunny hiding colorful eggs for children to discover is an Easter tradition dating back to the 1700s in the United States. The Roosevelt family celebrated Easter publicly during their time in the White House (1901-1909) and privately at their own home. The six Roosevelt children would wake up early on Easter Monday and rush down to their designated area of the home to search for their Easter eggs.

Each egg hunt is reserved for 40 children. Please arrive 30 minutes before your session time. Please register each child participant.