An Easter Egg Hunt with a difference!
It's not only birds that lay eggs! Can you find 10 eggs hidden in the garden and use clues to work out which creature laid them?
From reptiles to mini beasts, you'll be surprised by the number of egg laying creatures which live around us all the time. Spot the odd one out and claim a chocolate egg as your prize!
£3 per child with museum entry.
Please consider coming to us by bus to reduce your carbon footprint! Bus fares are £2 per person per single journey thanks to a Government scheme to promote greener travel. Our activities are timed to fit in with the no 38 bus timetable between Alton and Petersfield. Please see www.stagecoachbus.com full timetable.
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