Top Five Easter Family Activities in Bromley
Not sure what to do in the Easter holidays? We have been on the hunt for some egg-cellent activities for you and your family to get involved in. Check out our top five picks!
1. Knole Park Easter Egg Hunt
With a hop and a skip, scamper along to Knole Park for their classic Easter Egg Hunt from the 25th to the 28th of April. The Cadbury bunny has hidden his chocolate eggs around Knole, leaving a trail of clues for you to find them. There are two trails available; one for children aged five and under, another aimed at 6-12 year olds. By following the trail through the green parkland, ancient courtyards and beautiful Orangery, you can claim your own Cadbury chocolate prize. Wrap up warm and don’t forget your wellies!
Knole House, Sevenoaks, TN15 0RP
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/
2. Kitchen Stars Cookery Workshops
If it’s rainy, why not keep warm at one of the Kitchen Stars Cookery Workshops? If you’re feeling peckish come along to the Easter Extravaganza Workshop and make some yummy chocolate hot cross buns or iced shortbread biscuits. Or, if you fancy something savoury, learn how to make crusty Seven Seeded Rolls, a delicious pate and some gorgeous spiced mini carrot cakes at the Super Spring Workshop. These workshops are perfect for young children and early teens looking to expand their cookery skills in a relaxed environment. These workshops will be taking place on the 3rd of April.
Croydon & Bromley areas
http://www.kitchenstars.co.uk
3. Arts and Crafts at the Bromley Museum
Feeling arty? Come along to the Bromley Museum’s Guerrilla Gardening event from Saturday 8th until Monday 10th April. These drop-in afternoon sessions allow your children to get creative; they can design a colourful flower or butterfly to go on the Museum’s garden wall or make a flower bomb explode! These sessions are recommended for ages four and above.
Church Hill, Orpington, BR6 0HH
4. Fun at the Farm
Join in on the Easter festivities at Godstone Farm from the 25th of March to the 10th of April. With Spring in full swing, Easter is the perfect time to go and visit all the newborn animals. The online tracker, The New Arrivals Lounge, allows you to time your visits to co-ordinate with live births. Other activities taking place include spinning demos, a Hog’stacle course, Chick Hunt, meet and greet with Bubbles the Bunny and Shelley the Sheep, free arts and crafts and face painting.
Tilburstow Hill Rd, Godstone RH9 8LX
http://godstonefarm.co.uk
5. Chucklebox Easter Holiday Club
If egg hunts and giant rabbits do not appeal to your children and they love being active and social, take them along to the Chucklebox Easter Holiday Club? This club offers a variety of exciting and fun activities such as gym, dance, warhammer, visits from special guests and local trips. This club offers both full and half days for children ages 4-11 the 2-5 April & 10-13 April.
Down Centre, Hawes Lane, West Wickham
www.chucklebox.co.uk
We can’t wait for the Easter period – can you? Let us know what you get up to this Easter or if you and your family take part in any of our top five picks. Send your comments to us on social media; you can find us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Google+.