So, you've survived the first week of the Easter school holidays, but you're already running out of ideas for the Bank Holiday weekend?
Perhaps we can offer some suggestions for the week ahead?
There's a wealth of family-friendly activities across the North West to entertain both young and old this Easter, with highlights including bunny trails in the historic grounds of Speke Hall, arts and crafts aboard the Kittywake, and an all-ages rave.
Many of the events we've selected are either free or have a nominal entry fee; those with a slightly higher cost often include a gift for each family member or cover the materials needed to create the perfect Easter egg.
So, what has caught our eye across the North West for you and your family? Read on to find out!
13. Albert Dock Bunny Tail Trail - Albert Dock, 3-7 Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AA, until April 21 2025
Follow the fluffy tails and embark on the Albert Dock Bunny Tail Trail! Explore this iconic waterfront location while searching for hidden bunny tails and solving clues. It's a fun and free activity for families to enjoy together this Easter. | Canva
14. Easter Adventure at Otterspool Adventure Centre - Otterspool Promenade, Liverpool, L17 5AL, throughout April 2025
Get ready for an action-packed Easter Adventure at Otterspool! With a range of outdoor activities, including climbing, mini-golf, and more, there's something for everyone to enjoy. | Otterspool Adventure Centre
15. National Trust Easter Trails - Speke Hall, The Walk, Speke, Liverpool, L24 1XD, until April 21 2025
Discover the beauty of Speke Hall and enjoy a traditional National Trust Easter Trail. Explore the historic house and gardens while following the clues to earn a chocolatey reward. It's a lovely way to spend a spring day with the family. | National Trust
16. Easter Egg Hunt at Winstanley Park - Winstanley Road, Wigan, WN3 6RD, until April 21 2025
Join the Easter fun at Winstanley Park with their exciting Easter Egg Hunt! Explore the park and search for hidden eggs, promising a sweet treat at the end. It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and celebrate Easter. | Canva