20 Non-Candy Easter Basket Ideas Kids Will Actually Love
Trying to avoid the sugar overload this Easter? You’re not alone. Many Round Rock families are looking for creative ways to fill baskets with fun, useful, and engaging items—without all the candy.
Whether you’re planning ahead or pulling things together last minute, these non-candy Easter basket ideas make it easy to create something your kids will love long after the holiday ends.
20 Online Easter Basket Ideas
Springtime!
Get the kids out in the backyard with fun outdoor activities and games!
- Giant Bubble Wands
- Outdoor Nature Scavenger Hunt Cards
- Outdoor Sports Set
- Kites
- Backyard Exploration Critter Case
Gaming!
Grab a fun game or two to put in their basket. Some of our favorites include:
6. Exploding Kittens
7. Unstable Unicorns
8. What Do You Meme? Family Edition
9. Throw Throw Burrito
10. CodeNames
🎉 Add a Local Outing
Include a “coupon” for a family outing—like a park day or local event—to give your kids something to look forward to beyond the basket.
Pool Time!
If you are lucky enough to have a pool in your backyard, create a basket to get everyone excited to swim.
11. Swimming Googles
12. Underwater Pool Toys
13. Pool Volleyball Game
14. Water Blaster Set
15. Swimming Mermaids
Creative Time!
Do your kids like creative time? Crafting? Get them some activity kits to get those creative juices flowing.
16. VSCO Girl Coloring Book
17. Metallic Pen Set
18. Suncatchers Window Art
19. Paint By Sticker Book
20. Rock Painting Kit
Non-candy Easter baskets are a simple way to create meaningful moments without the sugar overload. With a little planning, you can build a basket that feels fun, thoughtful, and tailored to your child’s interests.
🧡 A Round Rock Twist on Easter Baskets
If you want to make your Easter basket feel even more special, consider adding a local touch. Instead of only filling it with items, include an experience your kids can look forward to right here in Round Rock.
A simple “coupon” for a family outing—like a trip to Old Settlers Park, a visit to the Round Rock Public Library, or a stop for a sweet treat after dinner—can turn a basket into a full experience.
You could also plan ahead for one of the many spring events happening around town, giving your kids something fun to look forward to beyond Easter morning. Sometimes, the most memorable basket items aren’t things at all—they’re the moments you create together.
