5 Things To Do – This Easter Half Term

Hampshire offers a variety of engaging activities for families during the Easter period. Here are some notable events and experiences to consider:

National Trust Easter Egg Hunts

The National Trust hosts Easter trails at several locations:

The Vyne (29 March – 21 April): Celebrate Jane Austen’s 250th birthday with Regency-themed activities.
Mottisfont (5 – 21 April): Enjoy traditional fairground games like coconut shy and wacky races.
Hinton Ampner (5 – 21 April): Embark on a trail featuring ten family-friendly games and activities.

At Portsmouth’s Spinnaker Tower, participate in chocolate-making workshops, meet the Easter Bunny, and join a family fun trail to find hidden eggs.

Various venues offer Easter-themed activities:

Andover Museum: An Easter Egg Hunt and Fact Trail from 5 to 21 April.
Rockbourne Roman Villa: A Springtime Egg Hunt with an animal and folklore theme, available from 5 to 21 April.
Red House Museum and Gardens: Enjoy a Springtime Egg Hunt with an animal and folklore theme from 5 to 21 April.

The New Forest hosts several Easter egg hunts

Lepe Country Park: Join the Easter Hunt with Henrietta trail, follow riddles to find chicks, and participate in games and crafts.
New Forest Activities: Enjoy a Canoe Easter Egg Hunt along the Beaulieu River, combining paddling with an Easter egg hunt.
Longdown Activity Farm: Participate in the Golden Egg Hunt, searching for nineteen golden eggs and one special platinum egg.

The Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire offers Easter activities including:

Easter Egg Hunt: Children can search for colorful eggs in the Estate’s Walled Garden, with a chance to win a family ticket to Paultons Park.
Crafty Kids: Engage in various craft activities.
Wet and Wild: Enjoy the family adventure pool, Sharkie’s Reef, featuring a water slide and treasure hunts.

Don’t forget to check out our Easter Deals on caravan stays!