10 Great Easter Egg Hiding Spots For North Dakota Parents

I know we still have a little bit to go before Easter, but it’s never a bad idea to plan ahead.

Easter will be here before you know it, so I put together a list of some of the best hiding spots indoor hiding spots for Easter eggs.

Keep in mind it’s highly unadvised to use real eggs for indoor hunts, just in case you forget one or two.

#1. Shoes

Drop an egg inside a show or two!

You wanna leave it so sticking out just a little bit, so it isn't too hard to find.

#2. Fruit Bowl

Right under the bananas next to an orange, just plant a little egg and see if they find it. It's the perfect camouflage. 

#3. Potted Plants

Put a little egg inside your potted plant and wish your kids luck.

#4. Egg Carton

What better place to put an egg than in an egg carton?! Hide it in with the real eggs and watch your kids laugh at that clever hiding spot.

#5. Junk Drawer

Normal things are hard enough to find in the junk drawer, so that makes it the perfect place to hide an egg.

#6. Under The Dining Table

Tape an egg underneath your dining room table. If your kids are committed to the hunt, they will search high and low and eventually will find it.

#7. Washing Machine

I chose the washing machine because the dryer seems risky. If you forget about the plastic egg in the dryer, I see a lot of potential for a melted mess.

#8. Microwave

I saw on MumsGrapevine.com, that the microwave is a good hiding spot, but I'm not so sure I'd want my kids playing around with the microwave.

#9. Bread Box

If you have a bread box, this is your chance to use it to hide something other than bread. Pop an egg in there.

#10. Mailbox

This one is technically outside, but if it’s attached to the side of the house you could get away with it.

Those are just some places you can hide some Easter eggs, but get creative! Find some of your own and have fun with it and if you can, do it outside too. #YouNeverKnow #NorthDakotaWeather