Eggstravaganza in the Pool

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Dive, splash, and hunt for prizes at Hopedale Wellness Center’s Eggstravaganza! Children are invited to a unique Easter egg hunt in the pool on the evening of Thursday, March 22nd. Kids will find prize filled eggs throughout the Wellness Center’s spacious 25-yard indoor pool. Every child will go home with the eggs and prizes they collected as well as an Easter goody bag.
Be sure to bring a basket or pail to collect eggs. The first wave of swimmers will be children age 3-6 from 5:30pm - 6:15pm and a parent or guardian must accompany these children in the pool. Children age 7-10 will compete in the second hunt from 6:15pm - 7:00pm. Cost is only $10 per child. Register in person, online at http://www.hopedalewc.com or by calling the Hopedale Wellness Center at (309) 449-4500 by March 12th. Families are encouraged to register early as space is limited.
The Hopedale Wellness Center Aquatics area features a 25-yard junior Olympic pool with lap lanes, a warm-water therapy pool, and a large spa. The pool is located within the 34,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art Hopedale Wellness Center in Hopedale, IL.

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