Easter @ Eden, Springfest

Whatever the weather during Easter, head to The Eden Project for indoor adventures, outdoor adventures and jam packed family fun. Expect Easter at Eden to involve games and challenges, interactive quiz shows, a Rainforest chocolate trail, pop-up market, arts and craft, relaxed sessions and fun for the under-5’s.

The Eden Project invite you to celebrate the joys of spring with plenty of family-friendly games, crafts and activities. Suitable for children and adults of all ages.

Photo Credit: edenproject.com/visit/whats-on/easter-at-eden-springfest

National Trust – Godolphin House

Follow the trail through nature-inspired activities for the whole family. Explore the stunning grounds of Godolphin immersed in woodlands followed by refreshments at their cafe serving hot drinks, cakes and light lunches. An Easter entry ticket includes an Easter trail sheet, pencil, bunny ears and Rainforest Alliance Certified dairy or vegan and Free From* chocolate egg. No need to book, just turn up and have fun! Plenty of parking available and if you pack your walking boots, walk to the top of Godolphin Hill and see across to St Ives Bay to the north and Mount’s Bay across to St Michael’s Mount to the west. The views are simply breathtaking so hopefully the sun will be shining and the day crystal clear.

There are ten stations, including craft activities, skittles, mystery boxes, mud pie kitchen and even a barefoot trail!

*Suitable for people with milk, egg, gluten, peanut and tree nut allergies.

Paradise Park, Hayle

The Easter Golden Egg Challenge gauntlet is laid out at for adventurers young and old visiting Paradise Park in Hayle. Enjoy the colours, sights and sounds of the animal residents at this popular wildlife sanctuary near Hayle estuary and complete the Easter Egg quizzes to claim your a scrumptious chocolate reward. Entry to the wildlife park applies. Free parking on site for visitors and also, take full advantage of the Jungle Barn soft play area for young children who love ball pits and slides! We had a morning at Paradise Park so check out our blog to see what you can expect when you visit.

Pendennis Castle, Falmouth

Who can resist letting our children’s imaginations run wild around a great Cornish Castle while searching for Easter Eggs? The Easter Adventure Quest leads families around the grounds of the castle solving and following clues to a find a stash of goodies. It’s a great place to blow of steam in the grounds of the castle as well as learn of the castle’s significance through English history. Maintained and managed by English Heritage, it’s a wonderful place to take the family of all ages.

Trengwainton Gardens, Penzance

If you stay at one of Orange Roofs’ handpicked St Ives Cottages or at our dog-friendly rural retreat very nearby Old Boswednack you will not want to miss immersing yourselves in Trengwainton Gardens just outside Penzance in a village called Madron. Experience the garden transforming into a spring oasis of colour and fragrance whilst solving puzzles that lead to yummy chocolately rewards (free from chocolate treats also available) made from Rainforest Alliance Certified cocoa. There is a wonderful cafe onsite too serving up wholesome warm food as well as sandwiches, toasties and delicious cakes.