Spring is in the air, and Easter is the perfect time to get out and explore everything East Cambs has to offer.
Whether you’re looking for hands-on creative workshops, farmyard fun, or outdoor adventures, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the school holidays.
Meet the New Arrivals at South Angle Farm Park
Springtime means lambing season, and South Angle Farm Park is offering families the chance to get up close with some of their newest arrivals. Their Lamb Experience allows visitors to bottle-feed adorable lambs, learn all about these playful animals and take photos with their fuzzy new friends! Combine with a visit to the farm park and meet the farm’s other residents—including ponies, goats, and small furries – for a perfect day out for animal lovers of all ages. Spaces for the Lamb Experience fill up fast, so be sure to book in advance!
Get Creative at Denny Abbey Farmland Museum
For families with older children, Denny Abbey Farmland Museum offers a wonderful opportunity to explore local history while taking part in a unique silk painting workshop. Taking place on Sunday 6 April 2025, this session is designed for older children (14+) and allows them to experiment with colour and design on silk, creating a beautiful keepsake to take home. After the workshop, enjoy a wander around the museum and discover the fascinating stories of this historic site.
Find out more about the Silk Painting Workshop here.
Stained Glass Museum: A Creative Easter for All Ages
Ely’s Stained Glass Museum is hosting a variety of Easter activities, making it a fantastic place to visit during the holidays. Children aged 7 and above can take part in a stained glass making workshop, where they’ll design and create their own vibrant piece of art inspired by the museum’s stunning collection.
For younger visitors, the museum’s storytime sessions offer a magical experience under the glow of beautiful stained glass windows. With tales inspired by colour, light, and history, it’s a wonderful way to introduce little ones to the beauty of stained glass.
Easter Egg Hunts and Outdoor Adventures
No Easter break is complete without an egg hunt! Keep an eye out for special Easter events across East Cambs, where kids can enjoy themed trails, craft activities, and chocolate-filled fun. Chippenham Park and Gardens, Anglesey Abbey and Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve all have their own hunt events – along with other locations across the district.
With so much to see and do, East Cambridgeshire is the perfect destination for a memorable Easter break. Whether your family enjoys arts and crafts, meeting farm animals, or exploring the great outdoors, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this spring.