Easter Egg-Tivities
If they can tear themselves away from the chocolate eggs over the Easter holidays, there’s plenty going on to keep them busy.
Tullie House, 31 March – 14 April
This Easter holidays, Tullie House will host an array of crafts and activities inspired by their China exhibition. From egg decorating and making easter sock bunnies to traditional Chinese dragon puppets and willow patterns, there is something to keep them amused every day of the week. While you’re there, make sure you explore the galleries and hunt for the eggs in the Easter Trail. All these sessions are drop-in between 1pm – 4pm, free for families with annual tickets.
Easter Bunny’s Eggs Factor
Teddies Go Free
Ullswater Steamers, 30 March – 15 April
If you go down to the lake today, you’re in for a big surprise. The Ullswater Steamers beloved Teddies Go Free event is back, which means between 30 March – 15 April every child accompanied onboard by their BFF (Best Furry Friend), travels for free. And can they locate all the bears on the Teddy Trail? Don’t forget to share your favourite pictures from your day out online and use #TeddyFest.
Dragons & Chocolate
Lowther Castle, 24 March – 15 April
Dinosaurs may have been extinct for a while, but dragons are still laying eggs at Lowther Castle. Join the hugely popular Easter Dragon egg hunt in the Castle gardens and you might even come across a sweet treat or two. Admire the stunning grounds and gardens, while kids burn off some energy in the huge adventure playground – but let’s be honest the grown ups will probably love it too. Built from over 18,000 metres of sustainably grown timber, ‘the lost castle’ is an echo of Lowther Castle itself, with the addition of turrets, zip wires, walkways and slides, making for hours of fun in the great outdoors.
Adventure Camp
Talkin Tarn, 24 March onwards
Kick start the season at Talkin Tarn Country Park as they reopen for summer on 24 March. Boat hire will be open every weekend and school holiday until October, or just enjoy the beautiful woodlands and tea rooms. If you really want to get the kids out from under your feet drop them off for a day of adventure activities, where qualified, experienced instructors will guide your children through a range of exciting outdoor activities. The Adventure Day Camp runs on 6, 11 and 12 April throughout the Easter holidays from 9.30am – 3pm. Suitable for ages 9 – 14, it will cost £45 per child or £40 each for groups of 2 or more.
For more information visit www.talkinadventures.com To book email [email protected]
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