A Springtime Treasure Hunt Through Seabrook
Spring brings a new treasure hunt to Seabrook. From March 22 through April 30, guests, visitors, and locals are invited to search for colorful glass floats hidden throughout town during the Spring Glass Float Find.
Each day, a glass float is tucked away somewhere within Seabrook, turning spring walks into a chance for discovery. Explore forest trails, parks, winding streets, and paths toward the beach while keeping an eye out for a shimmering treasure hiding along the way.
With longer days, fresh spring air, and SpringFest activities happening around town, the Glass Float Find adds a little extra adventure to spring break in Seabrook.
When to Hunt
The Spring Glass Float Find begins on March 22, 2027, and continues daily through April 30, 2027.
A new glass float is hidden each day throughout the event.
Who Can Join?
Everyone is welcome to join the hunt. Kids, parents, grandparents, friends, and anyone with a sharp eye for hidden treasures can take part.
The Golden Rules
Finders Keepers
If you discover a glass float, it’s yours to take home and keep.
Spread the Joy
Glass floats are limited, so if you’ve already found one, please leave the next discovery for another lucky hunter.
Is There a Cost?
Nope! The Spring Glass Float Find is completely free to participate in.
Just head outside, explore Seabrook, and see where the day’s clue takes you.
How to Start Your Quest
Every morning brings a new clue and another chance to find the day’s hidden float.
The Daily Clue
Our team reveals a special hint each morning at 9:30 AM.
Where To Look
Stop by the Guest Services Lobby on Front Street to find the day’s clue.
Celebrate Your Find
Found the float? Share your discovery on social media using #SeabrookGlassFloats, or post in the Facebook event group so other treasure hunters know the day’s float has been claimed.
Spring Break Adventures in Seabrook
The Spring Glass Float Find is just one way to get outside and explore Seabrook during spring break. Pair the daily hunt with SpringFest activities, time on the beach, bike rides, forest walks, and afternoons spent playing around town.
With a new clue to follow each morning, even a familiar walk can lead somewhere unexpected.