Easter Egg Hunts at Anglesey Abbey

Girls running among Easter daffodils

Join us for an Easter adventure in nature at Anglesey Abbey. Discover our family-friendly trail with fun activities for you to do along the way. Complete the trail and earn your chocolate egg at the end.

Treehouse and Woodland Play Area Now Open Plan your adventure

 

 

Easter adventures in nature

Daily, 2 - 18 April | 9.30am - 5pm (last entry 3.30pm)
£3 per child (normal admission applies, free admission for National Trust members).

Join us this Easter, as we explore wildlife across the gardens and Hoe Fen Wildlife Discovery Area - home to all manner of creatures from birds to butterflies to insects & bugs. Pick up your trail pack and head out on a trail with your family, completing the 10 nature inspired activties along the way. Shake like a squirrel, be a bugs eyes and get a feel for spring and finish the trail to collect your Rainforest Alliance chocolate egg or an allergen-free alternative. 

Pre-booking is essential for our Easter adventures in nature trails, book early to secure your chosen day and time slot! 

An A5 trail map with a picture of a bird and the words Easter adventures in nature written on the front, along with a chocolate egg

Book your Easter Egg Hunt  

Pre-booking is essential for the Easter Egg Hunts at Anglesey Abbey. Click here to book your trails and join in the fun this Easter. Normal admission applies (free admission for National Trust members).

Discover what spring has to offer at our places this Easter
Family taking a closer look at spring flowers
Discover what spring has to offer at our places this Easter
Children on the steps of the tree house

The treehouse and new play area is now open so plan your next adventure 

Once you've completed your Easter Egg Hunt, visit our treehouse and new play area which is now open. There's something for everyone, from the treehouse, swings and scrambler climbing frame to bird watching and den building

Can't visit us this spring?

If you're unable to travel this year to see us, there's plenty of fun still to be had in your local area or at home. From making binoculars to bird feeders, you'll find a whole range of ideas below...

Nature craft activities for kids

Blackbird, North Yorkshire Moors

How to make cardboard binoculars 

Make these ‘binoculars’ to help spot birds from your window, garden or while out on a walk. They're easy to create and will help little ones to pick out and enjoy the birds around them.

Blue tit chicks in nesting box at Ravenscar, Yorkshire

How to make a nest materials box 

Families can help birds make their nests by collecting materials they like to use. You can put these in a box, place it outside and watch birds take items to add to their homes.

Robin in the garden at Scotney Castle, Kent

How to make bird feeders 

Make these simple feeders to attract hungry birds for breakfast, lunch and tea, using an apple or kebab sticks. If you can, hang them within sight of a window so that kids can watch birds visiting their home-made creations.

Visitors walking along the canal at Lode Mill at Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire

Preparing for your visit to Anglesey Abbey 

Whether you're a regular visitor or it's your first time, we can't wait to welcome you to Anglesey Abbey. Take a look at our handy guide on what you need to know to help plan your day.