The Cutest Easter Baskets at Amazon, Pottery Barn, and More Start at Just $3 — and Yes, They'll Arrive in Time (2024)

If you and your family associate the spring season with images of sunny outdoor egg hunts, marshmallow bunnies, and pastel candy, you likely know the magic of a good Easter basket. Whether it’s your first Easter or your 50th, there’s a feeling of joy and excitement that can come with unwrapping rainbow-colored cellophane to reveal seasonal chocolates, treats, and trinkets.

However, it’s not always what’s inside that counts — the best Easter baskets can become the centerpiece of the gift and a special treat all on their own. That means any old basket won’t do. You’ll have to search for some of the best finds among a sea of plain white or plastic baskets, but of course, we’ve made that easy by rounding up our favorites here.

From baby’s first Easter basket that can be personalized with their name to special options for teens and tweens, we’ve assembled some of the best finds that will please everyone in your family this holiday. We’ve even included options for adults — after all, if you’re going to an Easter brunch this year, you’ll want to present the hostess with an on-theme gift — and pets, who definitely earned a fun toy this March. Best of all, many of these baskets can serve as decor for Easters to come.

Below, shop our best Easter basket picks and gifts to fill them with.

Easter Baskets for Kids

Spritz Rope Bunny Basket

This adorable rope basket has a little bunny face with ears and comes fitted with a sturdy handle. It’s a lightweight pick that will double as an Easter decoration and can even be used as toy storage after the holiday is over.

Spritz Plastic Frog Bucket

A perfect basket for an outdoor Easter egg hunt, this plastic option is sunny yellow and features some hopping frogs. It’s a great choice for any kiddo who loves spending time outside and can even double as a beach bucket when summertime rolls around.

Monoblanks Bunny Basket

There are 10 different colors and patterns available in this simple but adorable Easter basket — choose from polka dots, bright pastels, or even options with floppy bunny ears on the handle. All of them feature a rabbit’s silhouette with a 3-D pom-pom tail. When it’s not in use, it can fold completely flat for easy storage until next year.

Bluey Plush Basket

If your kid loves Bluey (and seriously, what kid doesn’t?) then there’s no other Easter basket that will do this year. It’s soft and plush with a realistic face, and the handle collapses, too. It’s safe to say this one will have an immediate spot in your kid’s bedroom, so be sure to stuff it with lots of Bluey toys for them to store inside.

Hello Kitty Plush Basket

For the Hello Kitty lover, this is another plush basket that will get year-round use around the house. This one has great detailing, like a satin pink bow and button eyes, and it’s a high-quality item that can even double as a kids’ purse.

Small Rope Basket

For those who tend to do things last minute, this affordable Easter basket already comes with a gift bag and a ribbon, making quick work of holiday gifting. The base is a nice woven basket that’s versatile enough to use in any room year-round.

Spritz Hatching Dinosaur Basket

The kid who loves dinosaurs is sure to go wild for this green Easter basket that features a little dino hatching out of an egg. It’s sturdy and should fit everything from toys to candy and all the Easter eggs your little prehistoric explorer finds.

Open-Weave Easter Basket

Perfect for a baby's first Easter, this adorable open-weave basket from Pottery Barn Kids will make a beautiful memento that can be used for years to come. It’s made in a classic wicker style with a fold-down handle and comes in two sizes. Best of all, it can also be personalized with many liner options available on the site, although we’re partial to this Peter Rabbit option.

Easter Baskets for Teens

Anthropologie Bellis Printed Basket

For the teen who is all about aesthetics, this gorgeous basket has delicate printed flowers on the exterior, along with a bright pink tassel. It’s made of cotton and will look sophisticated in a bedroom that leans cottagecore or vintage. Be sure to fill it with treasures that match the vibe.

Felix Folding Storage Caddy

For older teens who still appreciate a holiday surprise, this is a great basket alternative for high schoolers and college students. It’s a foldable basket that would make for great storage under the bed or in a dorm room and will lay completely flat when not in use.

Bunny Easter Basket

Even if they roll their eyes, there are plenty of younger teens and tweens who want to get an on-theme Easter basket — and this one from Anthropologie is too cute to pass up. The medium-sized basket features a cute bunny face and will fit lots of delicious candies and trinkets they’ll adore.

Round Rainbow Paper Basket

Another fun option for teens, this colorful basket has bright rainbow stripes to ring in the spring season. It’s a light basket that will fit a surprising amount of special treats, and it has a handle with swiveled joints. Keep it on theme and fill it with lots of pastel goodies and multicolored candies.

Mesh Easter Basket

Another Easter basket alternative that still feels spring-forward and fun is this sage green mesh basket that would be great for an older teen. Once Easter is done, they can use it on their desk for storage, so be sure to fill it with some unique school supplies.

Easter Baskets for Adults

Easter Oval Orchard Woodchip Basket

This spring basket will be a great gift for anyone hosting an Easter brunch or get-together. We love that it looks rustic, with painted pastel panels that offer a vintage look. Fill it with some key pieces for seasonal entertaining to make the perfect thank-you gift.

Better Homes & Gardens Large Hyacinth Basket

A creative spin on an Easter basket could be this large water hyacinth boat basket. It’d be a great gift this spring for any occasion, from a housewarming present to a just-because gift for a friend. Fill it with Easter goodies, or try some simple spring-inspired homewares instead.(Better Homes & Gardens is owned by PEOPLE's parent company, Dotdash Meredith.)

Better Homes & Gardens Large Natural Poly Rattan Open-Weave Round Basket

Another great gift idea for a family gathering or an Easter host is this large decorative weave basket that would look great in a living room. It’s meant for storing things like blankets and pillows, so fill this with some spring-inspired items for a fun adult gift basket. (Better Homes & Gardens is owned by PEOPLE's parent company, Dotdash Meredith.)

Spritz Bamboo Natural Easter Basket

This affordable Easter basket is less than $5, but it’s a nice neutral option that would be great filled with elevated Easter treats and decorations. This basket has a beautiful stained wood pattern that will make it stand out in any space long after Easter ends.

Wald Imports Wicker Basket

This stained wicker basket would look fantastic in a kitchen since it resembles the base of expensive gourmet gift baskets that cost more than twice as much. Fill it with some special gourmet kitchen products to create your own more affordable option.

Easter Baskets for Pets

Cat Toy Easter Basket

This little Easter basket will be a hit with any feline friend — it’s filled with a chick, bunny, and lamb toy. These goodies are easily stored in the little felt basket, but of course, you’ll want to throw in some extra cat toys and treats, too.

Spritz Rope Dog Basket

This adorable dog basket will make an excellent vehicle for dog toys after Easter is done. So, of course, it’s only fitting to fill it with some dog treats and toys to give your pup a head start.

Take Our Word For It

Alida Nugent is a freelance writer who has written for numerous outlets such as Better Homes & Gardens, Food Network, and HGTV. She’s been in the commerce media space for over six years. For this piece, she aimed to cover popular retailers that ship nationwide and come at various price points. She considered positive reviews, materials, unique designs, and popular products when considering both the baskets and what they could be filled with for kids, teens, adults, and pets.