Oswestry farm attraction, Park Hall Countryside Experience, is lining up an eggstra special event for the Easter holidays.
Their Fairy Tale Easter event will run from April 1 to 16. There will be an Alice in Wonderland Egg Hunt and a challenge to spot the unicorns and humpty dumpty around the farm. Youngsters can meet Alice and the White Rabbit and pose for a photo.
Admission to the Fairy Tale Easter event is included in the standard ticket price, which includes access to the indoor and outdoor play areas, tractor rides, barrel train rides, role-play village, and meeting the animals, plus exploring the trenches, planet room, music room and science area.
Richard Powell, joint owner-director at Park Hall, said, “Come and join us this Easter at the farm. You can fall down a metaphorical rabbit hole into a fairy tale world, whilst visiting our rabbits at burrowland!
“The farm team will be taking part in our hilarious Easter Bunny Race, so make sure you cheer on your favourite bunny!
“You can even follow the White Rabbit around the woods to find an Easter egg!
“As ever we have lined up lots of extra fun to help keep families entertained over the holidays. By including the extra Easter offering in our standard ticket price, it’s fantastic value for money. Plus there’s enough to do to stay entertained for hours here on the farm!”
Park Hall has held their prices at the same levels as in 2022. Advance online tickets are £2 cheaper than on the gate.
Purchase tickets at www.parkhallfarm.co.uk.
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