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Egg-citing Easter Fun in South East England |
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Dear TSE Staff
There's a whole host of egg-citing fun to enjoy across South East England this Easter holidays. Get out and about at Blenheim Palace on a traditional Easter Egg hunt or join the Very Hungry Caterpillar scavenger hunt at Wakehurst. Go in search for rabbits on the family fun trail at Fishbourne Roman Palace, or enjoy the chance to see and discover more about our very own great British wildlife at the British Wildlife Centre.
Why not try your luck in our two-night break away competition in 1066 Country or book your visit to experience the floral wonderland at Salisbury Cathedral in May. If your still looking for an Easter getaway, Away Resorts have availability across some of their 11 parks, offering self-catering caravans and lodges in the South East and beyond.
Don't forget to head on over to our Easter Events page, packed full with over 150+ events and activities throughout the South East for a cracking Easter holiday.
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Join us for a fun packed Easter, take part in our Easter Egg hunt and win a Hotel Chocolat Treat.
We also have a whole host of fun activities for the kids including circus skills, balloon modelling, bubble performances, Punch and Judy, bungee trampolines, and special appearances from the Easter Bunny throughout the weekend.
In association with Hotel Chocolat
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Chichester Festival 2022 offers a jam-packed line-up of six world premiere productions, three toe-tapping musicals and a host of enticing dramas. Don’t miss the world premiere of The Taxidermist’s Daughter set in Chichester in April, the riotously entertaining musical Crazy for You or the spectacular revival of Murder on the Orient Express. Book your world-class theatrical experience and explore this beautiful cathedral city set between the South Downs and the sea today. |
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This April the British Wildlife Centre is open for three weeks over Easter. With everything from harvest mice to red deer, you’ll see otters, wildcats, foxes, owls flying, and enjoy walking among free-ranging red squirrels. A REAL natural history experience! Free Parking, Picnic Areas, Coffee Shop, Gift Shop. Open weekends & school holidays. Pre-book your visit online and save £1 per ticket
Easter Opening: Sat 2 April – Sun 24 April, 10am to 5pm (last admission 4pm).
Children’s Easter Trail: Easter Sunday 17th April
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Come and find the rabbits at Fishbourne Roman Place, the largest Roman home in the UK which was home to the country’s first ever rabbit nearly 2,000 years ago.
A fun family trail will run at the site from Saturday 9th to Sunday 24th April including access to our beautiful, recreated Roman gardens, which are among the oldest found in Britain.
A range of free family-friendly activities will also be provided from Monday 18th to Friday 22 April as part of admission.
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Haywards Heath, West Sussex |
Join The Very Hungry Caterpillar this Easter and follow an interactive trail through Wakehurst, Kew’s wild botanic garden in Sussex.
Digest fun facts as you go and be transformed into a beautiful butterfly.
Book our add-on activity, the Caterpillar Picnic scavenger hunt, to find all ten items The Very Hungry Caterpillar eats. Includes FREE prize and Cawston Press drink.
Children 16 and under go free. Adult concessions available.
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See Salisbury Cathedral transform into a floral wonderland at their Flower Festival in May. Experience over thirty thousand blooms meticulously arranged by 300 volunteer flower arrangers, celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and the end of Cathedral’s 800th anniversary year.
Beautiful displays reflect the Cathedral’s magnificent Gothic setting, including material from the Cathedral archive, pieces celebrating the ‘best of British’, and a recreation of the Queen’s coronation robe entirely out of flowers.
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On the hunt for a holiday?
Spring sunshine and longer days mean Easter is the perfect time to get away with your family and loved ones. With Away Resorts you can eggs-pect plenty of Easter activities* to keep the littl'uns entertained and lots for the grown-ups to do too! With 11 unique parks across the country to choose from, why not get out into the great outdoors and explore?
*Activities available at selected parks only.
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1066 Country, East Sussex |
Spend two nights at The George Inn in the pretty village of Robertsbridge, near to historic Battle, the site of the Battle of Hastings and enjoy afternoon tea with Pepe, Ollie and Ricardo, the friendly alpacas at nearby Fisherwood Farm.
Prize includes: 2 nights double or twin room with breakfast at The George Inn, and afternoon tea for two with the alpacas at Fisherwood Farm.
Competition Ends: Sunday 10th April.
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