Where to go for an Easter Egg hunt in Bristol

Where to go for an Easter Egg hunt in Bristol

Posted on: 28 Mar 2018

Easter Egg hunting is a tradition for a lot of people. It is fun and brings the whole family or friends together on Easter Weekends. Don't miss these amazing spots to go out for a spring walk or Easter Egg hunt around Bristol.

Clifton Suspension Bridge

The Clifton Suspension Bridge is a great attraction to visit especially this upcoming Easter Weekend.

Take a picnic, sit on the surrounding grass and behold the sight that is one of the World’s most epic bridges, spanning the vast Avon Gorge.

A true symbol of Bristol, it is a spectacular view to witness. Also it's a great spot to have some Easter Egg hunt with your family and friends.

To find out more, visit their website here.

Arnos Vale Cemetery Bristol

Arnos Vale Cemetery

Arnos Vale Cemetery is a unique heritage site that is located right in the heart of Bristol.

It’s a gorgeous place to go for a spring walk, with 45 acres spanning a beautiful landscape. They also host many different events at the site including; film screenings, literature readings and yoga, to name only a few.

To check out what’s on at Arnos Vale Cemetery, click here.

 

Troopers Hill, Eastville Park and the Frome Valley

These areas of Bristol are the quieter corners of the city and are perfect for a mini adventure. Hide your Easter eggs in the beautiful nature and it will be a lot of fun for the whole family to hunt them and to may get some sweets afterwards.

Troopers Hill Bristol

Troopers Hill

Troopers Hill Local Nature Reserve is a hillside that overlooks the River Avon. It's a amazing place to go for an Easter walk while discovering wild plants and animals and having a breath-taking view that span Bristol and beyond.

Eastville Park Bristol

Eastville Park

Eastville Park is one of Bristol's largest. It is home to a stunning lake, football pitches, a bowling green and tennis courts making it the ideal place for outdoor activities. The lake is next to the River Frome which runs alongside the parkland and connects the Frome Valley via the Forest of Avon Trail.

 

Frome Valley Bristol

Frome Valley

There are many trails to walk along starting from the Harbourside and leading all the way to the South Gloucestershire countryside or visa versa. Perhaps you are new to Bristol and are looking to discover its beautiful surrounding wildlife, or maybe you are a long-term resident seeking a refreshing escape from the city, or you are just locking for an area to hide the Easter eggs. Whatever your reason may be, there are so many delightful walks to be had around Bristol’s green spaces, that will surely satisfy your need for a spot of nature!

Castle Park Bristol

Castle Park

Located in town and surrounded by Bristol Shopping Quarter and the Harbourside, Castle Park is a beautiful place to spend the Easter Holidays at. You can find remains of a great medieval castle, a “castle” playground and many areas to sit and enjoy the sites.

St Andrew’s Park

St Andrew’s Park has many great things to offer. You will find anything you like, from green spaces to the dog-free playground with a sand pit, swings for toddlers, climbing frames, a slide and balancing rails to a mobile-cafe and picnic tables. A great place to spend the Easter holidays at!

Cabot Tower

Brandon Hill Park

Brandon Hill Park provides you with a hilly park, a popular picnic spot with nature reserve and amazing views from Cabot Tower! It is a must for those seeking a lovely spring walk. Cabot Tower is located in Brandon Hill Park and when you make it all the way up the stairs, you get rewarded with a view of Bristol and beyond. The Park is also a home to lots of squirrels who can be found all over the place.

Ashton Court BristolAshton Court

The Ashton Court Estate is a historic park just 10 minutes away from the centre of Bristol. It was once the home of the Smyth family. The area covers 850 acres of wood and grasslands in total. It’s ideal for a family picnic and Easter Egg Hunts.

St Werburghs City FarmSt Werburghs City Farm

St Werburghs City Farm is located in the heart of the city. You can find a farm site, a community garden, a 2.5 acre wildlife woodland and 13 acres of community allotments there. It also provides you with four inspiring green spaces and animals like sheep, piglets and turkeys. You can get a bag of feed for £1 and feed the animals. A perfect place for an Easter Egg Hunt with the whole family!


Article by:

Lena Radtke

Lena is taking part an internship in Bristol during March 2018. She lives in Germany and works in a health insurance company. Loves to travel and explore the world.