Eden Camp has announced an action-packed Easter holiday with a lineup of family-friendly activities, interactive workshops, and living history experiences. From 30th March to 12th April 2026, visitors can explore wartime Britain through hands-on fun, immersive exhibits, and engaging storytelling, with the return of the Living History Weekend on 4th-5th April.

The Great Easter Egg-scape Trail - Every day
Families are invited to take on a challenge with Eden Camp’s Easter Egg-scape Trail. Explore the museum, hunt for hidden eggs, crack secret clues, and decode a wartime mystery message. Successful detectives will receive a treat from the shop as a reward for their efforts.

Easter Holiday Interactive Workshops
Carrots on a Stick - 12pm-1pm on selected dates - Take a step back in time and discover a wartime Easter treat - Carrots on a Stick. During WWII sugar rationing, children enjoyed carrots as a natural ice lolly. In this activity, kids can decorate their own carrot ‘lollies’ with honey and sprinkles, learning a delicious bit of history as they go.

Propaganda Egg Art - 12pm-1pm on selected dates - Explore how powerful messages were communicated during the war to influence behaviour and boost morale, and decorate eggs with bold colours, slogans, and symbols.

Living History Weekend - 4th-5th April
History buffs can step into history during Eden Camp’s Living History Weekend. Throughout the weekend, visitors can see costumed reenactors, listen to wartime stories, and learn about life on the Home Front and Front Line. Discover how families coped with rationing and evacuation, and get a close-up look at the roles of soldiers during World War II.

Luke Hudman, Marketing manager at Eden Camp, said: “We’re really excited to welcome families to Eden Camp this Easter for an experience that’s both fun and meaningful. From cracking clues in our Easter Egg-scape Trail to stepping back in time during Living History Weekend, there’s something here to spark curiosity in visitors of all ages while bringing the stories of wartime Britain to life in an engaging way.”

Visitors can also explore 22 immersive huts, each bringing wartime Britain to life through interactive exhibits. After discovering the museum’s rich history, families can relax and enjoy a selection of meals and snacks at the family-friendly café. To complete the experience, the gift shop offers a range of unique souvenirs and keepsakes, allowing guests to take home a piece of history.

Whether you’re a WW2 history buff or just looking for a unique family day out, there’s something for everyone at Eden Camp. Eden Camp offers even better value when you pre-book tickets to visit online. Admission prices for Adults (16+) are £17 pre-booked online and £20 on the day. Child (5-16) tickets are £15 pre-booked online and £18 on the day. Concession (65+) and family tickets are also available.

For more information on Easter at Eden Camp, visit https://edencamp.co.uk/whats-on/easter-family-fun-activities/.

For more information and to purchase tickets to Living History Weekend, visit https://edencamp.co.uk/whats-on/easter-holiday-living-history-weekend/.