Enchanted Easter at Leeds Castle: The Crystal of Lost Spring
As the warmth of spring approaches, the mythical creatures of Leeds Castle awaken from their winter slumber. Yet this year, an ominous shadow lingers. The Spring Crystal, holding the magic to start spring, has mysteriously vanished!
From 3rd to 19th April, discover six whimsical stations brimming with interactive challenges and vibrant performers, each offering delightful adventures and the opportunity to earn stamps in your adventure booklet*.
As you wander through the breathtaking grounds, unravel the mysteries of the lost spring while encountering the enchanted keepers, before a charming ending where with the help of live performers you'll restore the mystical magic. Immerse yourself in a world of wonder, filled with giant footprints, shimmering water sprites, and dancing fairies, creating an unforgettable magical experience. Let the adventure begin!
Your Quest Awaits: Complete fun challenges, solve clever riddles, and collect stamps from each keeper to help restore the Spring Crystal to its rightful place.
Meet the Enchanted Keepers:
Aragon the Dragon – Guarding the rarest and most enchanted dragon eggs, Aragon invites you to uncover his mystical spring tale.
Cloverhoof the Unicorn – With gentle grace, Cloverhoof embodies the vibrant colours of spring magic.
Nixie the Water Sprite – Our watery guardian glides through streams, keeping watch over all the creatures who call the waters home.
Skyhopper the Giant – Towering high above, follow Skyhopper's footprints as you seek the giant among giants.
Daisybell the Fairy – Mischievous and playful, watch Daisybell twirl and dance amongst the blooms, spreading joy all the way.
Mossgob the Troll – Be cautious as you pass Mossgob's bridge – he loves to nap in his cosy mossy bed!
Don't miss this enchanting experience! Join us at Leeds Castle for a magical Easter celebration filled with fun, discovery, and enchantment.
*Adventure booklet priced at £2.50 which includes a special Leeds Castle treat.
| Season (3 Apr 2026 - 19 Apr 2026) |
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