The Best Easter Activities For Kids To Really Make The Most Of The Holidays

The beloved book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler is on tour around the UK until the end of July, with dates all around the country. Watch as Zog tries out his new job as an air ambulance, helping Sir Gadabout and Princess Pearl with their endeavours in this Freckle Productions musical adaptation. At an hour long, this show is the perfect length for ages three and up!

No one does chocolate quite like Cadbury. This Easter, Cadbury World has Easter cracked with a series of fun events for all the family. Freddo’s brand new Easter Eggstravaganza Show promises dancing, songs and laughter as visitors help Freddo with his chocolatey challenge to win The Golden Egg.

Little ones can also meet and greet the iconic chocolate frog, the caramel bunny, the creme egg, and Mr Cadbury’s parrot. The Bournville-based attraction is also egg-specting a special visit from the Easter Bunny, who will lay out an Easter trail through its chocolatey zones with a special prize at the end.

Chocolate lovers can learn all they need to know about the rich history of the brand in the Bournville Experience, which has recently undergone a makeover, before practising their piping skills and drawing a doodle in swirls of liquid chocolate in the new Have A Go zone.

An Easter experience like no other, climbers can enjoy the incredible city skyline while the Easter bunny hand-delivers chocolate eggs, ready to be adorned with chocolate pen patterns and decorations. During select climbs across Easter weekend, two sessions will be available to book in advance at 10:00 am and 10:30 am on 29, 30 and 31 March and 1 April.

Minimum age: 8 (under 18 must be accompanied by a paying adult)

Parents, kids, family and friends can visit some of the area’s leading indoor and outdoor attractions this Easter with a Merlin Pass, which includes admissions to Warwick Castle, Cadbury World, the National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham and LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Birmingham.

So, whether you want to dive deep into history, admire the wonder of our fishy friends, go on an Egg-cellent adventure, or put your creativity and building skills to the test, this ticket is the one for you.

For a treat, you’ll get to head to the five-star Pan Pacific London Hotel, nestled in the heart of the city just by Liverpool Street Station.

Launching on 28 March, the afternoon tea includes finger sandwiches, which even the fussiest of little eaters will love, with choices including cream cheese, ham, and egg mayonnaise.

This is followed by scones with berry jam and sweet treats in the Bonpoint spring colour palette, including cherry lollipops and madeleines with orange blossom icing.

They (and you) will also get to enjoy dedicated children’s swimming hours in the hotel’s infinity pool, along with mini deckchairs, pastel cushions, and custom pool floats.

Ollie the Dragon can't wait to spend the day with you and your little ones this Easter, so don't forget to capture the moment with your cameras for the sweetest photo opportunity.

With over 55 rides and attractions to explore, including the exciting brand-new Minifigure Speedway – the world's first LEGO-themed duelling rollercoaster that races forward and in reverse – plenty of excitement awaits the whole family.

Visiting a National Trust location with your family this Easter promises an enriching and memorable experience amidst breathtaking natural beauty and rich historical heritage. Explore lush gardens, scenic trails, and fascinating historic sites while engaging in fun Easter-themed activities suitable for all ages. Immerse yourselves in the wonders of nature, discover hidden treasures, and create lasting memories together this holiday season.

If you buy a new membership via Direct Debit at one of the places in our care between 23 March and 14 April 2024, you'll get free unlimited Easter trails for all under-18s named on your membership.

More than 100 National Trust Easter events are happening around the UK.

Your family's Lift 109 journey begins in Battersea Power Station’s magnificent Art Deco Turbine Hall A. Discover the building's rich heritage and architectural significance Through a carefully curated exhibition of original records and multimedia displays.

The riverside neighbourhood will host the London debut of SmileyWorld®, a free, self-guided art trail with 15 emoticon sculptures, each featuring a unique piece of art by a different creative that reflects a unique human emotion. Created by global arts producer Wild in Art, the experience is perfect for exploring with family and friends and promises to bring endless smiles.

Visitors can also enjoy a variety of ticketed SmileyWorld® inspired arts and crafts sessions - including Easter bonnet and friendship bracelet making, biscuit decorating and mood mug colouring in 
The power station will also mark World Autism Day on Tuesday, 2nd April, with a series of inclusive play sessions tailored for autistic, ADHD and SEND children.

Finally, little ones can unleash their inner Easter bunny by hopping on Bungee Trampolines and a Trampoline Play Centre in the six-acre Power Station Park, as well as playing on popular soft play, Imagination Playground, giant Connect 4 and Cornholes - not to forget the Bumper Cars located in Turbine Hall B.

Calling all ravers, get ready to dance the day away at this 'rave' takeover with kid-friendly tunes, balloon drops, and even foam while the DJ spins hits for all ages to enjoy. With 90 minutes of non-stop entertainment, including party dances, games, and prizes, there's something for everyone, plus a professional photographer capturing the fun and a face painter adding sparkle to your look.

Looking for family fun this Easter Break? Look no further than EGGSplorers as it returns to Chessington for its second year with an Easter Activity Trail, Easter Bunny meet and greet, and show. Families visiting over the Easter weekend or during the Easter school holidays are promised an unforgettable wild adventure, enjoying everything EGGSplorers offers alongside entry to the Theme Park, Zoo, and SEA LIFE.

Hop into a fun-filled Easter at the multi-sensory, oversized world of Peter Rabbit. Help Peter Rabbit find the missing Easter eggs as you take on interactive challenges. Crawl, climb and slide through Mr McGregor's Garden, create pond music in Jeremy Fisher's home, help Mrs Rabbit prepare dinner in The Burrow, and discover what inventions Mr Bouncer has been busy creating in his workshop. Then, go to The Secret Treehouse Club and meet the mischievous Peter Rabbit. An adventure-filled day awaits!

Follow the trail to find Lindt Gold Bunny statues hidden among vibrant flowers, each adorned with distinctive red ribbons representing influential characters. As an added delight, guests can enjoy live performances at the Trio of Artisans event from March 29th to April 14th, and upon completing the quest, receive a delicious Lindt Gold Bunny 10g chocolate treat as a reward, with non-chocolate alternatives available upon request.

Families can expect to encounter a plethora of Easter characters in Hoppity Hollow, including the Easter Bunny, engage in friendly competition with family and friends at the Easter-lympics, indulge in hours of inflatable excitement in Bouncy Burrow, and depart with a spring in their step, each child clutching a cuddly rabbit plush to cherish.

Visit the beautiful and historic Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, this Easter for a family day out. From circus skills to balloon modelling, an Easter egg hunt in the grounds, to an appearance from the Easter Bunny, the whole family will love it. There are several family friendly restaurants dotted about to rest and refuel, including wood fired pizza at The Walled Garden Pizzeria, and The Stable Café. Better still, Blenheim Palace has once again partnered up with Hotel Chocolat this year and their ‘Chocmobile’ will be offering sweet treats.