An egg-citing Easter holiday awaits in Nottinghamshire - Nottinghamshire County Council

30 March 2023

Easter top picks

From family fun to adrenaline-fuelled adventures, there are so many events and activities to enjoy right here in Nottinghamshire during the school holidays.

Search for treasures in beautiful green spaces with Easter trails at Rufford Abbey and Sherwood Forest, practice your sharp shooting with have a go archery in the home of Robin Hood, book your young adventurer in for a week of outdoor activities at Notts Outdoors’ holiday club, or why not visit
Holme Pierrepont Country Park for a day of family fun activities.

Enjoy the lighter days and spring weather on an outdoor adventure, visit to one of Nottinghamshire’s many country parks and green spaces. To find a walking and cycling route or local green space visit the county council’s website at www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/walking.

The Government’s £2 bus fare cap has been extended until the end of June, meaning you can get around the county for less this Easter. A single bus journey will cost no more than £2. Whether it’s events at our country parks, a trip to the shops or even a day out further afield, why not take advantage of the fare cap and #ExploreNotts.

Laura Simpson, Visitor Economy Manager at Nottinghamshire County Council said: “Whether you’re a local or visiting us during half term, there’s no better way to celebrate the Easter school holidays than here in Notts.

“Our country parks are hosting some great holiday activities for all the family to enjoy; search for treasures on an Easter trail at Rufford Abbey and Sherwood Forest or practice your sharp shooting with have-a-go archery in the home of legendary Robin Hood.

“Don’t forget to check out events at your local Inspire library too. We’re lucky to have over 60 libraries across our county and they regularly run events and craft sessions for all to enjoy.

“Share your adventures with us on social media by using the hashtag #ExploreNotts. We can’t wait to see what everyone gets up to during the school holidays.”

To find out more about events happening across Nottinghamshire visit our What’s On page https://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/education/school-holidays-and-closures/school-holidays-events-and-inspiration/top-events

Featured events for the Easter holidays include:

  • Make a story at Inspire libraries, 4-6 April, FREE activity, visit our website for more info.
  • Dragon’s Quest at Sherwood Forest, 1-7 April (11am-3pm) Trail sheets cost £3.50. No booking required.
  • Easter Egg Hunt at Rufford Abbey Country Park, 1-24 April (10am – 4pm) Trail sheets cost £2.50.

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