Brits taking caravan holidays to the Lake District this Easter have been advised to check out the family fun on offer at the Brockhole visitors centre. Eggs, chocolates, quizzes, children’s party games and treasure hunts will all be offered on the shores of Windermere.
Kids can also learn about water safety with the national park rangers, go spying on bird hideouts or just enjoy the visitors centre’s scenic gardens.
The Easter weekend sees a flurry of events for visitors on touring caravan holidays, including bird spotting courses, craft classes with a natural twist and a special visit from the Brockhole Bunny.
Andrea Hills, national parks events co-ordinator, said: “Easter is the time when the Lake District really seems to come alive with families looking for things to do and nobody will be disappointed no matter when they choose to come to Brockhole.”
Booking in advance is advised for popular events over the Easter weekend, while caravan lovers can stay at nearby parks including Braithwaite Fold and Park Coppice.
