Easter Egg hunt at Erddig
This Easter, embark on a storybook adventure. Solve puzzles, tackle challenges and follow the trail to the legendary pot of gold.
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
Embark on an exciting quest this Easter. From Monday, 14 April to Sunday, 27 April, families are invited to join our Easter Trail, inspired by the children’s storybook Pot of Gold from our historic library.
Follow the tale of a brave boy on his quest to find the legendary pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Can you complete the puzzles and tasks scattered across Erddig’s beautiful grounds to progress on your quest? Will you escape the Wolf’s Lair, where a giant spider’s web threatens to trap you? Can you knock down the pirates’ towering can blockade to clear your path to treasure? Each station offers an exciting new challenge inspired by the story.
Normal admission charges apply. National Trust members and under 5s can enter for free. The trail costs £3.50 per participant.
The trail runs from 14 until 27 April, or until stocks last.
Times
The basics
- Meeting point
Head to the ticket office to start your adventure.
- What to bring and wear
Dress according to the weather. Wolf's Den can get muddy at times.
- Accessibility
Disabled parking bays, ramped access to the gardens and fine loose gravel pathways throughout. Wolf's Den has wood chipped flooring.
Upcoming events
Ranger-led mindfulness walk through Erddig Estate
Join us on April 9 for a peaceful mindfulness walk through the Erddig estate. Reconnect with nature and enjoy the sights and sounds of spring.
Blossom photography walk at Erddig
Capture the beauty of spring in bloom on a guided photography walk through Erddig’s stunning gardens.
Spring photography walk at Erddig
Capture the vibrant beauty of Erddig’s gardens in May on a guided spring photography walk.
Romeo & Juliet outdoor theatre at Erddig
Chapterhouse Theatre Company is bringing Romeo and Juliet to Erddig’s Rose Garden for an unforgettable outdoor theatre experience. Don’t miss this iconic tale of love and tragedy, brought to life under the summer sky.