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See Easter Events in Hampshire for 2022
Looking for the best Easter egg hunts in Hampshire? Making plans to keep the little ones entertained during the Easter Holidays? Visit Hampshire during the Easter holidays and participant in an Easter hunt or trail. From the traditional Easter egg hunts to the quirkier hunts that are a little bit different, you’ll find themed hunts and trails ‘hopping’ up this Easter at Hampshire’s top family attractions.
Here is our guide to some of the best Easter egg hunts happening in Hampshire this year:
Garden Bird Easter Egg Hunt at Gilbert White’s House
Gilbert White’s House are running an Easter Egg hunt with a difference this year. Explore the gardens and meadow whilst looking out for painted eggs which are based on eggs of birds that nest in the grounds. Follow the trail learning about different species of birds as you go. Find all the eggs and claim a chocolate egg at the end. Admission prices and fees apply.
Find out more about Gilbert White’s House Easter Egg Hunt
Dinosaur Egg Easter Trail at Birdworld
Stomp down to Birdworld this Easter and hunt for the Dinosaurs and their missing eggs in Birdworld's roar-some trail. Take part in Dinosaur themed arts and crafts and enjoy Birdworld’s famous outdoor flying display. Admission and trail fees apply.
Find out more about Birdworld’s Dinosaur Egg Easter Trail
Easter Family Trail at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens
The Easter Bunny has visited Sir Harold Hillier Gardens and has left a trail of clues around the gardens for you to follow. Explore the gardens whilst looking out for clues. Once you have completed the trail collect your prize. Admission charges and fees apply.
Find out more about Sir Harold Hillier Gardens Easter Trail
Make your Easter visit to Hampshire a little longer and book to stay in some amazing accommodation. Choose from family hotels, traditional holiday cottages or if the weather is looking good a camping or glamping adventure. See our guide to accommodation in Hampshire.
Cadburys Easter Egg Hunt at Mottisfont
Become a countryside explorer this Easter and discover the hidden world of nature that’s all around you at Mottisfont, with a delicious Cadbury Easter egg as your reward. As well has the egg hunt children can enjoy nature themed activities and make a seed bomb to take home. Admission and trail fees apply.
Find out more about Mottisfont’s Easter activities
Cadburys Easter Egg Hunt at The Vyne
Visit The Vyne during the Easter Holidays and take part in their Easter trail whist learning about the homes different wildlife. You’ll also discover what you can do to give wildlife a helping hand in your own. Once you have completed the trail, return to the Easter tent and pick up your chocolate prize. Admission and trail fees apply.
Find out more about The Vyne’s Easter trail
Canoe Easter Egg Hunt with New Forest Activities
Jump in a canoe and take to the water this Easter for an Easter egg hunt with a difference. Paddle along the Beaulieu River with your family in one of New Forest Activities’ Canadian style canoes enjoying the stunning scenery before disembarking for Easter egg hunt with a twist. This activity should be pre-booked.
Find out more about New Forest Activities’ Easter Egg Hunt
For even more Easter events and activities see our full guide to Easter in Hampshire.
Make your visit to Hampshire longer this Easter and book a short break in one of Hampshire’s hotels, Bed and Breakfasts or holiday cottages. See our guide to accommodation in Hampshire.
For more top family days out ideas see our guide to family attractions in Hampshire.
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Located in Selborne, a stunning corner of the South Downs National Park, Gilbert White’s 17th century home is now a museum open to visitors. Museum highlights include, the original manuscript of ‘The Natural History of Selborne’, White’s 18th century floral embroidered bed covers and White’s taxidermy hawfinch.
The magnificent Sir Harold Hillier Gardens is world famous for its arboretum and gardens – set over 180 acres of rolling Hampshire countryside; this garden is stunning whatever the season.
The Vyne is a warm red-bricked Tudor mansion built in the 16th century for Lord Sandys, Henry VIII's Lord Chamberlain, which later passed into the hands of the Chute family, who cared for the house and estate for over 300 years. It was remodelled to its present configuration in the mid-17th century.
New Forest Activities offer a variety of safe and enjoyable activities for families, couples, individuals and groups of all ages and abilities led by expert outdoor instructors. For tours with a difference, take to the water with Canoeing and Kayaking on the Beaulieu River Nature Reserve.
Ancient trees, babbling brooks and rolling lawns frame Mottisfont's 18th-century house with a medieval priory at its heart. There’s space to run, jump and play, and always something for families to do, with activity trails in school holidays and a special family exhibition every summer.
It's almost time for Birdworld's annual Easter EGG-stravaganza!
