The Giant Easter Egg Basket is rolling back to Underwood Family Farms

Hippity hoppity huge: The eye-catching photo backdrop is a festive feature of the Moorpark farm's spring fest.

$18 general admission ; weekday admission can be purchased at the gate, except for Friday, March 29 ; weekend tickets must be purchased online

But we're quite sure that even the iconic E.B., if we may call him that, would be astounded at the colossal Easter basket, and enormous eggs, that go on display at You'll also gain entry to the adorable Animal Center area, a place that is always furry and purr-y. But come the spring? Little baby critters are popular draws, from chicks to goats, and visitors can count on various heartstrings to be tugged.Want to find new things to do in Los Angeles? The Scene's lifestyle stories have you covered. Here's your go-to source on where the fun is across SoCal and for the weekend.

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