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Looking for the best Easter egg hunts in Hampshire? Or perhaps you’re looking for ways to entertain your little ones during the Easter Holidays? From traditional Easter egg hunts to hunts with a twist, there are plenty of Easter themed hunts and trails ‘hopping’ up across Hampshire at top attractions to keep your little ones amused. Below you’ll find our guide to some of the best Easter egg hunts happening in Hampshire.
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Easter Egg Trail at Emirates Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth
Head up in to the clouds and hunt for Easter eggs 100 meters above the city of Portsmouth at Emirates Spinnaker Tower. Youngsters will be able to explore the landmark in search of egg-shaped puzzle pieces to complete an Easter Trail. On certain dates Bing and Flop from the hit CBeebies show will visiting the tower! Normal admission applies.
Find out more about Emirates Spinnaker Tower’s Easter Egg Trail
Easter Bunny Trail at Gilbert Whites House, Whitchurch
Gilbert White’s house are offering an Easter hunt with a difference! Throughout the grounds you’ll find bunnies hiding but you’ll need to use the compass provided to navigate them. Suitable for all ages, normal admission applies.
Find out more about Gilbert White’s House’s Easter Bunny Trail
Easter Trail at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Romsey
Visit Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in the Test Valley this Easter where the Easter bunny has left a trail of clues and fun around the garden. Follow this self-guided trial whilst exploring the beautiful gardens. At the end of the trial each child will receive an Easter prize.
Find out more about Sir Harold Hillier Garden’s Easter Trail
Easter Family Trail at Winchester Cathedral, Winchester
Explore the magnificent Winchester Cathedral this Easter and take part in their Easter family trail. Visit all areas of the cathedral before ending up at an Easter craft table where your little ones can make their very own Easter basket. Cathedral entry fees apply, children under 16 accompanied by an adult go free.
Find out more about Winchester Cathedral’s Family Easter Trail
Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt at The Vyne, Basingstoke
You are invited to search the beautiful grounds of The Vyne on a nature-themed Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt. Collect an activity sheet from the Visitor Entrance Desk (£3 per sheet) and go off on a search for ten wooden discs containing clues. Once you have completed the sheet head to the special Easter tent and collect your prize. Admission charges apply.
Find out more about The Vyne’s Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt
Canoe Easter Egg Hunt with New Forest Activities, New Forest
Head onto the water this Easter for an Easter egg hunt with a difference! Paddle along the Beaulieu River in one of New Forest Activities Canadian style canoes. Along the way you will disembark for an Easter egg hunt with a twist. Places must be booked in advance.
Find out more about New Forest Activities’ Canoe Easter Egg Hunt
The Great Easter Seashell Hunt at The Diving Museum
Visit The Diving Museum in Gosport this Easter and explore the fascinating exhibits whilst hunting for hidden seashells. If you can spot all the hidden seashells you will win an seashell filled with chocolate pearls.
Find out more about The Diving Museum’s Seashell Easter Hunt
Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt at Mottisfont, Romsey
Roam the grounds of Mottisfont and find out about birds, plants, fish and bugs that can be found on the estate. Whilst exploring complete exciting activities to earn a delicious chocolate prize.
Find out more about the Cadbury Easter Egg at Mottisfont
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.
Nestled in the heart of Hampshire, one of Southern England's most historic buildings, Winchester Cathedral boasts centuries of English heritage, magnificent architecture, priceless treasures and works of art.
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.
From ancient times man has reaped the natural treasures of the oceans – pearls and coral have been collected since at least 5000BC. The 18th century saw an explosion of interest in recovering treasures from sunken vessels. The Diving Museum is run entirely by volunteers and members of the Historical Diving Society.
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.
