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5 Things to do with your family this Easter near the Cotswold Lakes

16 Apr 2025|
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Easter is a great time to get out with your family and explore the changing scenery in the Cotswolds. Here are 5 things to do near Cotswold Lakes this weekend…

1. Easter Egg Hunt at Cotswold Country Park & Beach

Join the Easter Egg Hunt at Cotswold Country Park & Beach, where children can search for hidden eggs around the lake and take home a chocolate treat. The event starts at 11 am, and tickets are limited, so be sure to book in advance.

Paddleboarding fun in the Cotswold Lakes

2. Paddleboarding with 4 Lakes Waterski School

Get on your wetsuit and get out in the lake on a paddle board at 4 Lakes Waterski School. They offer family-friendly sessions suitable for beginners, providing all necessary equipment and instruction. It’s a great way to enjoy the water and scenery together.

3. Visit Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens

Take a short drive to Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens, home to over 260 animal species set within 160 acres of landscaped parkland. Children will love seeing giraffes, rhinos, and lemurs up close, and the adventure playground offers additional fun.

Lion at Cotswold Wildlife Park

4. Enjoy a Traditional Sunday Lunch at The Crown at Wild Thyme & Honey

Treat your family to a delicious Sunday roast at The Crown at Wild Thyme & Honey in Ampney Crucis. This charming, family-friendly pub offers a cosy atmosphere and a fantastic selection of hearty meals, including a traditional Sunday roast. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a satisfying meal after your adventures. Be sure to book in advance, especially over the Easter weekend, to avoid disappointment.

Award winning restaurant in the Cotswolds

5. Explore Cerney House Gardens

Discover the enchanting Cerney House Gardens, a hidden gem nestled in the Cotswolds. Wander through the Victorian walled garden, admire the vibrant herbaceous borders, and enjoy woodland walks through 40 acres of parkland. Children can participate in the Woodland Treasure Hunt. The gardens are open daily from 10 am to 7 pm, and admission is £7 for adults and £1 for children.

Explore Cerney House Gardens

Whether it’s adventure, relaxation, or exploration you are looking for, make memories this Easter holiday at Cotswold Lakes. Happy Easter!

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