#Treasured egg of wonderland plus
#Treasured egg of wonderland zip
#Treasured egg of wonderland free

#Treasured egg of wonderland plus

Daily activities during the Easter holidays includes cuddle corner with some of the farm’s smaller animals, tractor and trailor riding, candling and handling (an amazing Easter activity where you get the opportunity to see a chick inside its shell using a special torch and learn all about chick life cycles), goat play meet, greet and groom ponies and donkeys, meet the giant rabbits, plus animal teatime. Book online in advance.Īdults £6.50, children £5.40, family (2+2) £23.50Ī chance to see spring chicks, lambs and kid goats. Includes a daily Easter egg hunt, bottle feeding lambs, pet handling, tractor and trailer rides, Mr Ev’s Easter Show and more. Indoor and outdoor play, animals plus shows every half hour.

#Treasured egg of wonderland free

No need to book includes a trail activity booklet and a Gwen the goose mask.Īdults and children over 93cm £13, children under 93cm £6, non-walking babies free Along the way there will be activities and puzzles to complete and learn about the wetland creatures making their home on this special reserve. Meet Gwen the goose and help to find her missing eggs. £2 per trail pack entry to the Wetlands is free but you will need to pay £4 for parkingĪn egg hunt like no other.

#Treasured egg of wonderland zip

With Ranch map in hand, navigate around the 100 acre site finding all the golden eggs and taking part in activities for all ages including two jumping pillows, soft archery, double zip wire, fairy forest, roly poly hill, tree houses, the vomit commit, the big big swing, Hobbit Hill, enchanted wood, adventure play area and the famous Gruffalo trail.

I also share lots of events on the Cardiff Mummy Says Facebook page, as well as I nstagram Stories (see the Local Events highlight) and Twitter.Īdults and children over the age of 2 £8, under 2s free, disabled/carers £6 Let me know anything I’ve missed in the comments below, or on the Cardiff Mummy Says Facebook page. Please give me a like, comment or a share on social media, it makes such a difference. These listings are always some of the most popular posts I write, but I need your help to ensure they keep getting seen by parents, grandparents and carers looking to entertain their children. One of the main reasons I started Cardiff Mummy Says was because I kept on finding out about events after they’d happened. Plus there’s lots of craft activities, outdoor events, historical re-enactments and more and of course plenty of Easter egg hunts and Easter-themed craft events.

Theatre for little ones includes Zog and The Flying Doctors at St David’s Hall, Horrible Histories at the Sherman Theatre and the Twirlywoos at the Riverfront. Also Wonderland at Newport’s Riverfront looks great – an immersive Alice in Wonderland experience suitable for all the family, while Dyffryn Gardens has a trail celebrating the much-loved The Tiger Who Came To Tea, and the Vale of Glamorgan has a Harry Potter-themed golden egg hunt. These school holidays see a number of fab family trails, with The Dog’s Trust Snoopy Trail bringing painted sculptures of the famous character to locations across Cardiff, Caerphilly and Porthcawl and St David’s Centre hosting Brick Live Nick Jr trail, featuring Lego models of some of the channel’s favourite characters including Paw Patrol, Blaze and the Monster Machines, and Shimmer and Shine. Looks like everywhere is making up for the last two years of lockdown. Wow, we are really spoiled for choice when it comes to family-friendly events this Easter.