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Top Easter Events In The Cotswolds

The Cotswolds is known for its picturesque countryside, charming towns, and historic landmarks. It’s also a great place to explore the wonders of Springtime. With just over a month until Easter, you might wonder what you can do to keep the whole family entertained.

During your Easter getaway in the Cotswolds, whether you’re seeking cultural experiences, outdoor adventures, or family-friendly fun, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy. Here’s our round-up of the top things to do this Easter.

Easter Egg Hunts in The Cotswolds 

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Easter egg hunts in the Cotswolds are a magical way to celebrate spring, with children following trails through rolling countryside, historic gardens and farm parks in search of chocolate treats. From grand estates to charming village attractions, there are plenty of egg-cellent adventures to keep little explorers entertained over the Easter holidays.

Easter Farm & Animal Experiences

Easter and spring in the Cotswolds wouldn’t be complete without lambing and farm experiences, where families can watch adorable newborn lambs take their first steps, learn about life on the farm, and enjoy hands-on encounters with a variety of friendly animals. These seasonal activities bring the joys of countryside life to life for visitors of all ages.

Lambing 

Other Animal Experiences

Visit bird displays or hatchings at nearby wildlife parks over Easter; Birdland Park & Gardens with chicks emerging in incubators.

More Fun Ideas to Explore Around Easter

Spring in the Cotswolds is the perfect time for family adventures, with charming villages and blossoming gardens setting the scene for unforgettable Easter experiences. From hands-on lambing and farm visits to trying something different with water activities, pedalos, and pedal karts at Cotswold Country Park & Beach, or exploring the spring blooms and trails at beautiful gardens and stately homes, there’s something magical for everyone.

  • Cotswold Country Park & Beach: Fun water activities, pedalos and pedal karts as the season opens (from early April)
  • Gardens & Heritage Sites: Many gardens and stately homes have spring blooms and trails fit for Easter family outings.
  • Easter Eggstravaganza at Over Farm:  Daily Easter fun during the school holidays with egg hunts, live shows, animal encounters and spring activities (28 Mar-12 Apr)

Quick Planning Tips

  • Most Easter events run between late March and mid-April – exact dates often match UK school holidays for 2026.
  • Some events (like farm parks or palace Easter activities) may require booking in advance.
  • Spring in the Cotswolds can be changeable – pack layers and waterproofs for outdoor trails!

Easter Accommodation in The Cotswolds

Planning a trip to the Cotswolds this Easter? With plenty of self-catering accommodation to choose from, your holiday will be like a home away from home. From quiet countryside retreats to modern townhouses with all the mod cons, Short Let Space has something for everyone.

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Sally is a marketing whizz with over 10 years in hospitality and the last couple focused on short-term lettings. She makes sure Short Let Space and its properties stand out from the crowd, while also scouting out the best local spots to showcase to guests.

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