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Easter fun coming to Teen Ranch
March 14, 2018 · 0 Comments
Looking for a fun-filled and memorable way to celebrate Easter with family or friends?
Head out to Teen Ranch for the eighth annual, extremely popular, Easter Egg Round Up March 31, from 1 to 5 p.m. Headlining the outdoor celebration will be hourly egg hunts, featuring a short presentation of the real story of Easter. Of course, the Easter Bunny will make a personal appearance too.
As parking space is limited, there will be an admission fee of $20 per vehicle and people are encouraged to carpool if at all possible.
Activities will include the hourly Egg Hunts for kids up to 12 years old and divided by age groups; crafts; a climbing wall; hay ride; petting farm; trampolines; boating; and games. there will also be pony rides, trail rides and a 60-foot giant swing for an additional charge.
As in the past, Orangeville Sobeys is sponsoring this event. Potential event sponsors can email to corrie.ensom@teenranch.com.
Teen Ranch is a non-profit, Christian, year-round retreat and sports facility and summer camp on the west side of Highway 10, just south of Highway 9.
Find out more about Teen Ranch by visiting www.teenranch.com
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