Hop along to these 13 Easter things to do in Lancashire from bunnies to bonnets and dragons

1. Gozzle at WWT Martin Mere, Burscough, Lancashire from March 20 to May 31: There's nothing like being in nature to see those firsts of spring, which is why Martin Mere are inviting families along to its wetland centre this Easter and beyond to discover spring with Gozzle the gosling. With outdoor adventures, special activities, storytelling sessions and more, enjoy a season of firsts at Martin Mere Wetland Centre. Follow the interactive trail to discover what it takes for your fuzzy little friend to become a grown-up goose. Perfect for Julia Donaldson fans. Event included in centre admission; starting from £10.72 per child and £16.50 per adult. Find out more HERE

2. Egg-Venture at Thornton Hall Farm, Lancashire from March 28 to April 6: Lotsof Easter fun awaiting each and every guest on the farm, and a free chocolate bar for every full-paying child too. Embark on a tour of Bazil Beanz chocolate factory to tantalise your tastebuds. This 40-minute EGGventure will see you helping the factory production get back on track and you will receive your own chocolate bar to take home. Then, head to the Springtime Trail. There is also Easter Bunny meet and greets at intervals throughout the day so look out for the Easter Bunny hopping about the park. Find out more HERE

3. Easter at Ribby Hall Village, Kirkham from March 27 to April 19: Ribby Hall is a fantastic place for an Easter break for the whole family with everything right on site. During the school holidays day visitors and holiday guests can enjoy The Big Easter Hunt, a true family favourite where you can hunt for golden eggs hidden around the grounds to win an Easter treat. The Great Ribby Duck Race is returning after a great first year last year, where guests can join Dizzy the Duck at The Island and watch as the ducks compete and race to the finish line. The Easter Hunt is £12.50 per child, and the Big Duck Race is £6.50 per duck. Breaks start from £569 for a self-catering cottage sleeping up to four people for three nights. Other activities & experiences may incur an extra charge and are subject to availability.

4. Kawaii, Bunnies, Farmyards and Easter Fun at Affinity Lancashire, Fleetwood, Lancashire from March 28 to April 12 - all for free: Let the kids join in the Kawaii Animal Adventure Trail from March 28 through to April 12. The Kawaii animals are visiting the centre, and they've come up with a cute name for Captain Cod. But what is it? Find the animals in the shop windows, then write the hidden letters on your trail sheet to spell out Captain Cod's cute Kawaii name. Theres a can to win a Kawaii themed prize bundle for three of the entrants. In addition to the trail there are some amazing free events as part of the Bunnies, Farmyards and Easter events. Find out more HERE.

5. Dragon Egg Hunt at Hole in Wand, Blackpool, Lancashire from March 28 to April 19. Calling All Witches and Wizards! An Apprentice sorcerer has muddled an Easter spell and cursed 6 Dragon Eggs! Help The Hole in Wand this Easter by finding the 6 dragon eggs scattered across Blackpool, collect the letter, and uncover the hex. Trail is free, golf starts from £7.95 per person. Find out more HERE

6. Dragon Egg-venture at Samlesbury Hall, Nr Preston, Lancashire from March 30 to April 12: Join the Dragon Master and his lovable pet dragon Gilbert for a mythical experience at Samlesbury Hall. Dragon EGGventure is more than a simple egg hunt; it’s a quest to re-discover the lost stories of magical creatures from the legends of Britain. Experience lasts approximately 30 minutes, followed by a dragon egg hunt. Every completed hunt gets 'treasure' on completion (a mini golden chocolate egg). £10.00 per child, adults (up to 2) enter free of charge. Find out more HERE

7. Easter eggstravaganza at Penny Farm World Horse Welfare, Blackpool, Lancashire from April 1-8: Head to Penny Farm World Horse Welfare this Easter to meet the ponies undergoing rehabilitation in the undercover barn, then stroll around the paddock to meet more horses, ponies and wild birds and animals too. During the Easter Holidays there will be a series of great trails to follow, quizzes and crafts to join in. You will also find a lovely coffee shop which serves light lunches and a great selection of homemade cakes, including their infamous cream scones. FREE. Find out more HERE

8. Easter Surprise 2026 at Lowther Pavilion & Gardens, Lytham, Lancashire from April 3-5:Celebrate the Easter weekend with a host of fun and games in Lowther Pavilion. This free to enter event will include theatre performances, live music, creative crafts and more. With plenty of food and drink stalls, fun fair rides and characters doing the rounds, guests can expect to spend a few hours in the historic Lowther Gardens over the weekend. Friday activities include a “win the 12.5kg egg” competition, musicians, games and activity pack, Saturday will see plenty of options to join in with crafts, Sunday will include a tombola and Easter bonnet parade and competition. Find out more HERE

9. Easter Eggstravaganza at Clitheroe Castle, Clitheroe, Lancashire from April 4-5: For two days the grounds will be welcoming little bunnies to collect a trail map from the entry station and look out for Easter props. You can also join in the egg rolling competition and Easter bonnet competition. Then enjoy a nice walk or visit to the surrounding shops, eateries and more in the heart of Clitheroe. Find out more HERE

10. Easter Breakfast Feast and Egg Hunt on April 4 at Longridge House, Preston, Lancashire: Spend Easter Saturday morning at Longridge House with a relaxed family breakfast and a little adventure for younger guests. The Easter Breakfast Feast begins with access to the larder table, a generous spread of pastries, fresh fruit, granola, local cheeses, honeycomb, juices and more. Alongside the larder table, each guest can enjoy a hot breakfast from the kitchen. For the kids, the morning continues with an Easter egg hunt. Price is £25 per adult and £15 per child. Find out more HERE:

11..The Mytton Fold Easter Egg Hunt at Mytton Fold, Langho, Lancashire on April 5:Join the scavenger-style Easter egg hunt around the Mytton Fold grounds for an Easter Sunday the kids will never forget.Each child will follow the map to uncover tasty treats along the way, a delicious Easter egg to take home, Creative Easter crafts in the Abbey Suite and a brilliant meet & greet with the Easter Bunny. Price is £11.50 per child. Find out more HERE.

12. The Ultimate Easter Bunny Party at Holland Hall, Upholland, Lancashire on April 5: Enjoy an afternoon packed with fun, laughter, and sweet surprises at Holland Hall as the Easter Bunny comes to town. There will be goodie bags with a treat for every child, children's entertainment, an egg hunt and even visit from the Easter Bunny themself! With prizes for the best dressed bunny too, it's the ideal way to join in all the fun. Prices from £11.50 per child. Find out more HERE

13. Egg Rolling at Avenham Park, Preston, Lancashire on April 6: Enjoy an age-old Easter tradition. This Preston staple goes back more than 150 years, and you can’t beat egg-rolling on Easter Monday. Fun for all the family, Avenham and Miller Parks will host workshops, street theatre and live music to celebrate Easter. Be sure to bring your own Easter eggs and roll them down the hill along with hundreds of others in this weird and wonderful Preston tradition. Egg rolls take place on the hour throughout the day from 11am until 4pm, and the modern day take on the event now involves chocolate eggs rather than chicken eggs. Plucky the Giant Hen will be out for photo opportunities, there will be Easter bonnet workshops which will culminate in the Best Bonnet in Show, plus food and drink stalls, children's entertainment and more. FREE. Find out more HERE

For these events and more go to visitlancashire.com