13 Easter Games for Adults That Go Beyond an Egg Hunt

All you really need for an afternoon of Easter activities is a backyard or park to play in, which means these outdoor games are easy to play while practicing social distancing. Some of our favorite Easter games:

Egg Toss: Partners stand across from each other and throw a raw egg back and forth. After each toss, they take a step backward. The last team with a whole egg wins.

Egg Darts: Make a wooden target, and instead of darts, throw raw eggs. It's a bit messy, but you'll have no problem seeing where the egg hit the target.

Ring Toss: After the kid's Easter egg hunt, gather in the backyard for a game of ring toss. Try making your own DIY ring toss set!

Who said Easter egg dyeing was just for kids? Intricate designs call for adult attention to detail, making this traditional Easter activity just as fun for adults. If you want to keep your eggs after the decorating is over, use ceramic or wooden eggs ($10, Amazon) rather than real ones.

Thinking about including a new treat on your Easter sweets spread? Test delicious new recipes by hosting a baking exchange with your friends. Make it a fun Easter game for adults and vote for your favorite dessert. Have each person make their treats at home, then organize an Easter Zoom call where each person can present what they made—then coordinate no-contact deliveries. The winner gets an Easter basket filled with treats, candy, or even champagne.

Love the swirled look of shaving cream Easter eggs? Try your hand at marbelizing paper! This fun Easter craft for adults is a great excuse to get crafty. Invite your pod over and have everyone create their own masterpiece—complete with Easter cupcakes and a few cocktails, of course.

Another Easter activity that adults will enjoy? Easter egg hunts! Hide the eggs in spots you know are too hard for kids. To make this even more entertaining, keep the Easter cocktails flowing during your adult Easter egg hunt.

We all have that one baked good we make every spring. For us, it's a gorgeous Easter pie. This year, get your family together and bake together! You'll basically be turning your to-do list into a fun Easter activity for adults.

Easter activities for adults don't get prettier than this! Make the most of spring blooms with a DIY flower arranging party. Purchase individual flower stems and supply each person with everything they need to create a spring bouquet. We like to stock up on kraft paper, ribbon, and tissue paper. If you'll be celebrating with anyone outside your household, consider hosting the event outdoors and be sure each station is more than six feet apart.

Grab your aprons! Challenge friends to an outdoor Easter recipe cook-off. Have guests bring their favorite spring dishes along with copies of the recipe for each. Set up distanced tasting stations. Party-goers can vote on their favorite and take the recipe cards home.

Easter is the perfect occasion for a classic yard game! Dress up a classic croquet set with a coat of pastel paint perfect for spring. The winner of this Easter game gets to take home the set.

Instead of an adult Easter game, have a small family Easter brunch. Whether you enjoy a few cocktails after your adult Easter egg hunt or you're making it a boozy brunch, this build-your-own Bloody Mary bar deserves a spot on your menu.

Nothing says spring like fresh flowers and plants. This afternoon terrarium-making party is complete with rose wine and cupcakes, and it's easy to coordinate with roommates or another person you live with. Use our free printables to dress up the event and get our must-have tips for working with succulents.

Instead of an Easter egg hunt for adults, try a game of yard dominos. We'll show you how to make a custom set complete with colorful numbers.

Place a dish of spring-color jelly beans (make sure to count them first) in the center of every table, and have guests guess the number of candies in each. The winner of this Easter game for adults gets to keep the candy—it's up to them if they share or not! If you're coordinating a virtual Easter celebration, place the beans in clear jars and hold each one up to the camera while your friends and family members guess how many there are.