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The Pesky Bunnies Easter Eggs-pedition!
Type:Outdoor Event
BeWILDerwood Cheshire, Bickley Moss, Whitchurch, Cheshire, SY13 4JF
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As it’s Easter the Pesky Bunnies are bouncing into BeWILDerwood and being very mischievous! They are up to their old tricks, hiding eggs around the woods!
Storytelling
Head to the Storytelling Stage to see the eggs-cloosive Easter story…
The Pesky Bunnies of BeWILDerwood!
As the flowers bloom in the WILD woods, there’s a curiously delicious smell of chocolate wafting in the spring breeze! This can mean only one thing… It’s time for the Great Egg Party, yippee! But be sure to watch out for those Pesky Bunnies!
12pm & 2pm: A Boggle at BeWILDerwood
1pm & 3pm: The Pesky Bunnies of BeWILDerwood
Craft - 11am – 4pm
Hop over to the Big Hat and craft your very own Bouncing Bunny Ears!
Face Painting - 11am – 4pm
Visit the Face Painting Pavilion to look eggs-ellent with a bunny nose and whiskers!
Puzzling Park Trail
Can you find the 6 colourful eggs hidden up in the trees? Write down the letter by each one to reveal the bunnies favourite time of year!
Collect your Puzzling Park Trail from the Grubbles Greetings Gates at the start of your adventure!
Don’t forget, all activities are incloooded in the ticket price, hooray!
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