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Grove Park egg hunt draws kids, dogs

Thousands of eggs scattered throughout Rehoboth play area
The Grove Park Easter Egg Hunt was set up by the Full Sales Team of Northrop Realty and the Silver Lake Group at Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. Shown are (l-r) Nick Roberson and Cecilia Waple of the Silver Lake Group, Bill Rash and Megan Phillips of the Full Sales Team, and team member Jay Schulman. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
Nick Roth
April 4, 2023

Nearly 200 kids and 20 dogs excitedly searched for eggs at Grove Park in Rehoboth Beach April 2 during an Easter egg hunt hosted by the Full Sales Team of Northrop Realty and the Silver Lake Group at Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp.

Following a wild day of severe weather, families enjoyed a brisk and sunny afternoon complete with a visit from the Easter Bunny, light refreshments and plenty of fun on the park’s playground equipment. 

Organizers filled more than 1,500 eggs with candy and dog treats before letting both groups of searchers loose for a frenetic search of the park that was over in just minutes. 

To learn more about the Full Sales Team of Northrop Realty, go to facebook.com/FullSalesRealEstateTeam. For more information about the Silver Lake Group at Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp., go to fairwaymidatlantic.com/silverlakegroup.

Nash Serman, 18 months, of Lewes patiently waits for the egg hunt to begin at Grove Park in Rehoboth Beach.
Simone Kingree, 3, of Georgetown shows the Easter Bunny her haul in the egg hunt.
Hazel Williamson, 4, of Washington, D.C., gives the Easter Bunny a personal drawing.
Dawkins, an 8-month-old Irish doodle from Milton, gives the Easter Bunny a kiss.
In addition to an egg hunt for kids, a portion of the park had eggs filled with dog treats for the canine crew.
Sophia Brown, 21 months, of Rehoboth Beach is ready to hunt for some eggs.
Eggs were scattered all over Grove Park.
Aaron Davison, 3, of Rehoboth Beach gets his moment with the Easter Bunny.

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