I do love spring and since having my boys, Easter has always been a big deal in our house. Not just for the chocolate (although the kids would argue that) I really look forward to the Easter holidays and spending some quality time together.
We also love getting outdoors and always look forward to an Easter trail, so if you’re looking to get out and about over Easter I hope you find Easter egg hunt in my Easter trails in Staffordshire round up. Have fun!
You may also like our Easter crafts – DIY Easter Tree Craft, 4 Easter Craft Ideas For The Home and our super cute Easy Pom Pom Bunny Easter Craft.
The Wolseley Centre
The Easter Bunny wants a practice run for the big day, so we suggested he pop by to hide some eggs with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust to see how the local children get on.
Children will explore the grounds, seeking out the clues for a trail…leading them to Park Bank where the eggs will be hidden. Once children have found an egg, they can swap it for a pack of vegan/vegetarian sweets and prizes!
Please make sure children and adults are all dressed suitably as the Easter hunt will still go ahead whatever the weather.
This event has been funded by TopCashBack’s Sustainability Fund through The Community Foundation for Staffordshire.
- Sunday 2 April 2023
- 10:00am – 12:00pm
- Free entry
For more information on The Wolseley Centre East Trail.
Stafford Castle – Easter Craft And Trail
A craft workshop with an easter theme. Also included is a woodland trail and quiz giving you a chance to win prizes!
- Saturday 8th – 9th April – Easter Craft and Trail at Stafford Castle
- 11am – 3.15pm
- Entry is £5 and is a drop-in event on the day.
For more information on the Stafford Castle Easter Craft And Trail.
Tittesworth Easter Trail
The Easter Bunny has left a trail of eggs around the Foster’s Trail, follow the route to find the eggs and answer the questions.
Every completed trail gets an Easter egg (non-chocolate and non-diary alternatives also available).
- Every day from 1 April to 16 April
- Between 10am and 4pm
- £3 per trail sheet.
For more information on the Tittesworth Easter Trail.
Trentham I-Spy Egg Hunt
Set out on a fantastic Easter adventure to find 6 giant colourful egg characters nestling in the historic Gardens.
Follow the map and use the clues to guess who is in front of you before collecting your sweet reward.
April 1, 2023 – April 16, 2023
Normal garden opening times apply
£3 per trail.
For more information on the Trentham I-Spy Egg Hunt.
National Trust Easter Trails
Shugborough Hall
Make your way along the trail and find nature-inspired activities for the whole family. Entry includes a trail map, pencil, bunny ears and a chocolate egg at the end.
- From Sat 1 -16 Apr 2023
- 9am – 4pm
- £3 per child
For more in formation on Shugborough Hall.
Easter Trail at Ilam Park
Their exciting Easter trail, leads you across the park and garden, completing spring and nature-themed activities along the way.
(Entry includes a chocolate egg, or vegan and free from options).
- 1st Apr 2023 – 16th Apr 2023
- Monday – Sunday 10:30 – 15:00
- £3 per child/trail
For more information on Ilam Park.
Biddulph Grange Garden Easter Egg Hunt
Follow the fun family-friendly activity trail through the garden filled with activities for young and older. Once you have completed the trail don’t forget to collect your chocolate reward at the Easter tent.
Admission tickets can be purchased at visitor reception before you buy your trail.
- 1st Apr – 16th Apr 2023
- 10:00 – 17:00
- £3 per trail
FOr more information on Biddulph Grange Garden.
I like that the seasonal egg hunts are called Easter Egg Trails. I hadn’t heard the term before but it sounds like fun to hunt around your marvelous historical attractions. A day of family fun located in a place of beauty can’t be beat. I hope you feeling better and aren’t too tired after COVID. Wishing you a wonderful Easter! #MMBC
Oh so fun! We always had a huge Easter egg hunt with cousins and extra family members. We used to assign a color to each kid and had hugs trails out through the woods and things for them to follow.
Sadly didn’t make any easter trails – always next year