Easter at Dunham Massey

Child completing the garden trail at Dunham Massey — Can you complete the garden trail at Dunham Massey?

Boy doing a nature trail — Why not try one of our nature trails?

Visitors at Dunham Massey looking at an activity trail — Where are those Easter eggs hiding?

Enjoy an Easter adventure in the garden at Dunham. Use your super senses to complete the trail and reward yourself with a delicious Cadbury chocolate treat.

Little ones enjoying the Cadbury Egg Hunt

Have an 'egg-cellent' day with us

Before you visit, we’ve put together an FAQ to help you hatch a plan.

Are you ready for a nature adventure? From 29 March – 15 April, imagine you have the nose of a rat, what will you smell in the garden? Imagine you have the ears of an owl, what noises will you hear? Or imagine you have the paws of a mole, what will you feel with them? Get ready to unleash your super senses in the garden!

It’s hungry work using your super senses, so complete your adventure with a delicious Cadbury Easter treat.

The trail will run in the garden between 10.30am-4pm. Please note that normal admission applies to this event. You will need to pick up a ticket from Visitor Reception before heading to the garden to start your adventure. The trail costs £2 per child, with one Cadbury Easter egg per trail paid for.

Dunham Easter Face Painting 2017 — Can't forget your bunny whiskers!

There's plenty to do at Dunham...

Treat yourself this Easter in our shop... — We recommend the chocolate rabbit!

Yummy Easter Treats...

After you’ve finished exploring, refuel in the Stamford café or Stables restaurant with freshly prepared food and delicious cakes, or treat yourself to an ice cream from the Parlour. Pop into the shop for a range of yummy Easter treats.

Children climbing a tree in the park at Dunham Massey — The park is your playground this Easter at Dunham

Use your super senses in the Park...

Once you’ve unleashed your super senses, there are lots of other things to do. Why not pretend to be a squirrel and clamber over the log pile in the North Park. Or tick some 50 Things off your list! Can you spot any of our fallow deer in the deer park, or hear the woodpecker?

Children learning about old fashioned irons with a costumed interpreter at Dunham Massey — Who knew ironing could be so fun?

Follow the stories of three important Dunham women...

Head to the house to follow the stories of three important women at Dunham (it may even include dressing up!); could you run the estate like Mary Booth, or could you look after the household like Mrs Collins?