Hop into the Easter holidays in Kent! From Easter egg hunts at castles and gardens to spring lambs at farm parks, family shows and Easter markets, there’s plenty to do across the Garden of England. We’ll update our Easter guides with events for Easter 2027 as soon as venues confirm them, so check back soon.
Easter Sunday is on 28th March 2027, with Good Friday on 26th March and Easter Monday on 29th March. Kent County Council schools break up on Thursday 25th March 2027 and go back on Monday 12th April 2027, so the Easter holidays run from Friday 26th March to Friday 9th April 2027. Academies and independent schools can set their own dates, so check with your child’s school.
Our Easter round-ups will be updated for 2027 as soon as events are confirmed.
🥚 Easter Events In Kent – Egg Hunts & Trails: Easter egg hunts, trails and quests at castles, gardens and farms.
🎭 Easter Events In Kent – Shows & Experiences: Family shows, discos and Easter experiences.
🌷 Easter In Kent – Activities & Adventures: Holiday clubs, workshops and outdoor adventures.
🛍️ Easter Events In Kent – Easter Markets: Spring and Easter markets and craft fairs.
🐰 Easter Events: Browse all our Easter listings by area and date.
🏰 History & Heritage: Castles and historic houses often put on Easter trails and egg hunts.
🐑 Animal Attractions: Meet spring lambs and baby animals at farm parks and wildlife parks.
🌳 Parks & Gardens: Spring blossom, daffodils and woodland walks in gardens and country parks.
🦋 Nature & Wildlife: Nature reserves and wildlife spotting as Spring gets going.
🖼️ Galleries & Museums: Easter crafts and hands-on family workshops.
👧 Kids See Kent: All our family days out and things to do with children.
Can’t make it to an organised hunt? It’s easy to set up your own in the garden, at home or at the park.
🗺️ Make a clue trail: Write simple rhyming clues, or draw a treasure map for younger children.
🧺 Give everyone a basket: A bag, bucket or decorated egg box works just as well.
🎨 Decorate your own eggs: Painted hard-boiled eggs, painted pebbles or paper eggs make great hidden treasures.
🌈 Colour-code the eggs: Give each child their own colour, so everyone finds a fair share.
🐣 Hide at the right height: Keep eggs low and easy to spot for toddlers, and save the trickier hiding places for older children.
🔢 Count them out and count them back: Keep a note of how many you hide, so none get left behind for pets or wildlife to find.
🎩 Add an Easter bonnet parade: Make bonnets from paper plates, ribbon and paper flowers, and finish with a parade.
☔ Rainy day? Move the hunt indoors, with clues hidden around the house.
Rain on the forecast or teens to entertain? From escape rooms and bowling to trampoline parks, soft play and pottery painting, there’s plenty to do indoors across Kent.
🧩 Play Centres & Pottery Studios: Soft play for little ones and paint-your-own pottery for all ages. 🔐 Escape Rooms: Crack the codes against the clock, perfect for tweens, teens and the whole family. 🎳 Laser Tag & Bowling Centres: Indoor fun whatever the weather. 🧗 Climbing Centres, Paintballing & Trampoline Parks: Burn off some energy with a climb, a bounce or a battle. ⛳ Mini Golf & Skate Parks: Crazy golf courses and skate parks across Kent. 🏊 Water World: Swimming pools, splash zones and water fun. 🦁 Animal Attractions: Farms, zoos and wildlife parks to visit over the holidays. 🗺️ Themed Trails: Family trails to follow in gardens, parks and woodlands. 🧒 Kids See Kent: All our family days out and events for children.
🌹 Area Guides in Kent: Get to know towns, villages and places to visit across the Garden of England. 🏛️ Things to Do in Kent: Explore attractions and activities across the county. 🎭 What’s On in Kent: Find upcoming events and things to do. 💡 Ideas & Inspiration: Browse more features, themed articles and seasonal round-ups. ❄️ Seasonal Spotlight: Find events for Easter, school holidays, Halloween, Christmas and other key occasions. 📧 See Kent Newsletter: Sign up for our free newsletter for more ideas and inspiration.