With over 300 acres of the museum to explore, including a town, pit village, colliery, farm and train station - there’s plenty to see and do. Visitors can take part in the the Easter egg trail, hunting for eggs all around the museum. There’s also the chance to get crafty, making your own Easter bonnet in the museum’s school - as well as egg dying in the Old Hall. Just outside of Newquay, you’ll find DairyLand Farm World, a real working dairy farm and family attraction. Nothing says springtime like cute baby animals, and you’ll find them in abundance at DairyLand Farm World where you can ‘Pat-a-Pet’, take a pony ride, help bottle feed the animals or even see the dairy cows getting milked. Step into a live interactive outdoor experience at The Peter Rabbit™ Easter Adventure in Covent Garden. Help Beatrix Potter on a rescue mission, learn to drive in a mini ROVER at Mr McGregor's Obstacle Course, enjoy fun activities, visit the Easter Adventure Shop, have a professional portrait taken with Peter Rabbit, and so much more. Don’t forget to keep your eyes peeled for the Moray Firth’s famous dolphins. The fort’s extensive ramparts, running over 1km around the perimeter, provide the perfect vantage point to spot the local population of bottlenose dolphins jumping amongst the waves.

Robin Hill Country Park is a firm family favourite on the Isle of Wight, combining beautiful gardens, family friendly rides and spectacular falconry displays and owl shows. The park offers a one-stop-shop for families, with something to entertain kids of all ages, as well as adults. From the 88 acres of peaceful woodland park - home to plenty of wildlife, ponds and sculptures - to the adventure play zone and thrilling rides, it’s an ideal Easter family day out. Fancy exploring this beautiful woodland theme park? Why not make your Easter extra special by booking a relaxing holiday on the Isle of Wight? With four holiday parks on the island, all within easy reach of Robin Hill Country Park, you’re guaranteed to find your perfect place to stay. Alongside the main attractions, DairyLand Farm World will also be running special Easter events between the 14th and 17th April - including their famous Easter egg hunt. Kids can hunt for chocolate treats and explore the park on their Easter trail. There’s also a craft workshop, where you can have a go at making and decorating your very own bunny basket to carry your eggs. To celebrate the season of Eastertide, we’ve rounded up some of Britain’s best Easter egg hunts and trails. So whether you’re looking for some light family fun over the school holidays, or you’re taking on the challenge of finding the most eggs - at any cost - there’s something for everyone. The Peter Rabbit Treasure Trail, Cumbria Within 45 minutes of all of our holiday parks in the North East, Beamish Museum is the perfect day out for your next Easter break.Where better to look for the Easter Bunny’s eggs than the home of Peter Rabbit? On Wednesday 12th April, North England’s biggest Easter egg hunt will return to the Lake District for another year. With 100 ceramic Easter eggs hidden across the region, entrants must use their smartphone and car to navigate across Cumbria - finding as many eggs as possible. Find one egg and you’ll get free family entry into The World of Beatrix Potter attraction in Bowness-on-Windermere. Find multiple eggs and you could be in with a chance of winning some fantastic top prizes!

Fancy joining in the fun? Make sure you register online prior to the event. You’ll be sent a secret link to the interactive treasure trail map at 10AM on the morning of the event, so make sure your smartphone’s charged, you’ve got a 3G signal and petrol in the tank, raring to go!Standing proud on a peninsula overlooking the Moray Firth, and just a short drive from Inverness, Fort George is a must see at any time of year - however, it promises a particularly fun and educational Easter day out. Built in the middle of the 18th Century as a defence against the Jacobites, it’s one of the most impressive fortifications of its kind in the UK. On Easter Sunday and Monday (16th and 17th April), the park will be putting on a ‘ Mad Easter Egg Dash’. Kids can take part to win a tasty chocolate Easter egg, with no-one going home empty handed. Robin Hill residents the Easter Bunny and Squawk Birds will also be making mischief around the park and are guaranteed to put a smile on your face. With plenty of other Easter activities going on throughout the holidays, Robin Hill Country Park is the perfect place to celebrate the season on the Isle of Wight. Less than 10 minutes’ drive from both Newquayand White Acres Holiday Park, why not plan a trip to DairyLand Farm World during your next Easter getaway?