The age when kids should stop Easter egg hunting is generally between the ages of 10 to 12 years old.
After the ages of 10 to 12, most kids grow out of Easter egg hunting naturally on their own, or even some public Easter egg hunting events might have age limits.
Although there's no real strict age limit and rules on Easter egg hunting when you're doing it as a family and man families also adapt to the tradition and keep older kids and teens involved.
Most community, church and municipal Easter egg hunts place an age limit of around 10 years old to 12 years old, to prevent older children from towering over and out competing younger kids and toddlers.
To keep teenagers and older kids engaged in Easter egg hunting, many people often will level up the difficulty by hiding the Easter eggs with higher stakes like using fake eggs containing cash, gift cards or clues to a larger prize.
I was 10 when my parents stopped hiding Easter eggs to hunt for myself.
However my parents continued to hide Easter eggs for my siblings and cousins to hunt when they were younger but I just stopped having interest in hunting Easter eggs when I turned 10 years old.
Although I did still get an Easter basket with candy and gifts in them well past 10, which I still enjoyed, but the Easter egg hunt part I just grew bored of.
You can hunt Easter eggs no matter what you're age, but some kids grow out of it and stop on their own by age 8 to 10 years old and some continue and some kids might stop hunting Easter eggs earlier as it depends on the kid.