Outdoors Easter ideas for kids
National Trust Egg Hunt
The National Trust have joined up with Cadbury to offer the ultimate egg hunt. Crack the clues and discover yummy Cadbury treats!
In West Sussex there are 3 locations you can visit; Petworth park, Woolbeding Countryside and Devil's Dyke
The cost for the egg hunt is £3 (For Petworth an entrance fee also applies) Entry costs fund vital conservation work
Running 30th March-2nd April
Aldingbourne Trust
The Aldingbourne Trust have a range of great outdoor activities from mini golf, woodland walks, bug hunts, kids workshops, play areas and more.
They also have their own farm which is home to alpacas, donkeys, goats, guinea pigs and many more. You can even adopt an animal from £25
Entry is £4.25 (Under 3's free) and all funds go into making a difference to the lives of adults with learning difficulties
Open 10am-5pm (Last entry 3:30pm)
WWT Arundel
The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust is a conservation charity that saves wetlands and connects us with nature, beautiful landscapes and wildlife encounters
For Easter they're putting on a giant duck hunt. Follow the trails and find the yellow ducks to win a treat! You'll get to see some amazing wildlife too
Easter Activities: 30th March-15th April
Entry is £11.70 for adults & £6.30 for children (Under 4's free)
Weald & Downland Living Museum
The museum, which covers 50 acres includes historic buildings dating from the 13th and 19th centuries, gardens, gorgeous walks and farm animals
For Easter they have lots of activities such as egg painting, bonnet making, Easter cooking and Easter chocolate trails
Easter Activities: 3rd-13th April
Entry is £15.50 for adults & £6.50 for children (Under 4's free)