Planning fun scavenger hunts for kids is becoming one of my favorite family fun activities. My girls love hearing the fun rhymes and chasing down the next clue, and I love watching their smiles and bringing them joy! We don’t normally do big gifts for Valentine’s Day that need to be hidden, but this Valentines Scavenger Hunt can be used for any little toy or treat, it doesn’t have to be big.
Be sure to check out my Christmas Scavenger Hunt clues and my Easter Scavenger Hunt too!

Valentines Scavenger Hunt Clues
These Valentines Scavenger Hunt clues are mainly for kids, but hey, adults can have fun too! I’ve created six clues for this scavenger hunt and also two blanks so you can create your own clues if you want. You can use the clues in any order, just make sure the place where you have your final clue lead will allow your gift to fit. These six clues lead to: clothes hamper, dvd player, shoes, bathtub, microwave, book(s).
Looking for some gifts for your kids this Valentine’s Day? Here are some fun ideas I found on amazon that might help you with your shopping! (affiliate links)

Valentine Gifts for Kids!
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Bev Bellamy
Sunday 7th of February 2021
Thanks so much! The kids love doing treasure hunts and we keep doing the same one each year, which is too easy for them now. Great to have a new one! Thanks for sharing your talents with us.
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Thursday 9th of February 2017
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Katherines Corner
Saturday 31st of January 2015
This is such a terrific idea! I invite you to share at my Thursday hop ( you can still link up today until midnight) Hugs!
Kimberly
Monday 2nd of February 2015
Thanks so much for stopping by Katherine! I appreciate the kind words!
Luke Mitchell
Sunday 25th of January 2015
THIS! This is excellent, and I can't wait to do this with my family. I hate doing the same trite thing year after year in regard to valentines day and it's not just something we do for our significant other. Kids bring so much more joy to holidays, and I love that you've thought outside the box here and provided ideas that will make it so much more fun.
Kimberly
Monday 2nd of February 2015
Thanks Luke! We love having fun family moments together, and I hope this works to bring your kids some joy!