Come rain or shine, nothing beats being on the coast so we’ve rounded up some of our favourite things to do in Cornwall this Easter.
Things To Do At Trevornick
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1. Fishing Lakes
While-away a peaceful morning or afternoon sat beside our fishing ponds. Cast out to catch carp and then sit back basking in the warmth of the sun. This is such a tranquil spot, just you, your rods and the ducks passing by.
Please purchase your fishing pass from The Bait Shack. Suitable for all ages.
2. Easter Egg Hunt
Our annual egg-cellent Easter Egg Hunt starts at The Bear Den on Easter Sunday morning. Everyone is welcome and it’s completely free! It’s our way of sprinkling a little Easter bunny magic to your stay.
Pre-booking is essential, please download our app or pop into reception. Suitable for all ages.
3. The Forest Trail
Hop across the balance beam, swing from the bars and fly along the zip-wire. Set amongst the trees in our forest, this is a lovely place to retire after a day on the beach. It’s a place where the kids can burn off the last of their energy before bedtime.
This is free of charge and suitable for all ages.
4. Football and Football Golf
Enjoy a kick about on the sports field or make it more challenging with a round of football golf. The course has a few challenges along the way and it’s heaps of fun for everyone.
It’s completely free of charge and suitable for all ages but please bring your own ball.
5. Golf
With three golf courses on the park including a 16-hole mini-golf, an 18 hole pitch and putt and an 18-hole par 3 course, there is something for everyone, including little ones!
Age restrictions apply on the 18 hole courses. Golf is an additional charge. Please find out more here.
For Little Ones
1. Feed the Ducks at The Boating Lake
Simple pleasures are often the best, especially with little ones in tow. Head to Trenance Gardens in Newquay and enjoy a tranquil morning feeding the ducks at The Boating Lake. It’s a classic family favourite, with cafes nearby for a hot chocolate and an Easter treat. There is also a great play park just the other side of the viaduct bridge near Newquay Zoo and Heron Tennis Centre.
Get up close with the animals at Newquay Zoo. It’s a fantastic, family-friendly way to learn about wildlife and conservation, and there are plenty of interactive activities and Easter-themed events to keep kids entertained.
Find out more and purchase tickets online here.
If the weather turns or you’re looking to tire out energetic kids, Jungle Jack’s soft play centre is a brilliant place for climbing and sliding fun.
Find out prices and book tickets here.
From April 5 to 21, 2025, Camel Creek Adventure Park near Wadebridge hosts its ‘Easter Vibes’ event. Families can participate in a giant Easter Egg Hunt, enjoy live family entertainers daily, and explore the park’s array of rides and attractions. It’s a perfect destination for an egg-citing day out with the kids.
Find out more here.
For Everyone
From April 5 to 21, 2025, the Eden Project in St Austell transforms into a springtime wonderland. Families can embark on a giant egg hunt, searching for six enormous eggs hidden throughout the gardens. Each egg tells a unique story about nature, and those who find all six can claim a chocolate reward. Additionally, hundreds of eggs of various shapes and sizes are scattered across the site, offering a chance to guess their total number and win an Easter hamper. The event also features wildflower-inspired artworks by Graphic Rewilding, interactive games like crazy golf and croquet, and a Soft Play Zone for younger visitors.
This is a brilliant day out and it’s very warm in the tropical biome. Book your tickets here.
This is so much fun and no horse riding experience needed. It’s dependent on the tide but Trenance Stables will advise on the times they’re running each day. It’s a peaceful yet exhilarating ride along the scenic Gannel Estuary near Newquay. This tidal river, bordered by lush greenery and golden sandbanks, is absolutely stunning and seeing it on horseback is even more special. Join a group ride and enjoy a ride for an hour.
Prices from £35. Book your horse trek here.
For the adrenaline seekers, coasteering along Cornwall’s rugged coast is a must. Scramble, swim, and leap from cliffs into the sea with expert guides—perfect for teens and adventurous adults wanting to experience the coast in a completely different way.
Don’t forget, one of the perks of being a Trevornick guest means you receive exclusive discount to Newquay Activity Centre- download our app to claim your discounted rate.
Find out more and book your place.
Rainy day? No problem. Head to Waterworld in Newquay for indoor splashy fun. With slides, a wave machine, and a 25-metre pool, it’s a hit for families looking to make a splash no matter the weather.
Book a swim spot here.
Join a local skipper for a few hours on the water and try your hand at catching mackerel or pollock. Fishing trips from Newquay Harbour are both relaxing and exciting. Or if fishing isn’t your thing, hop aboard for a wildlife spotting trip and get up close to the many grey seals who call the waters of Newquay home. This is such an incredible way to see the stunning north Cornwall coastline.
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Dive into a century of wave-riding history at the SURF! exhibition in Falmouth’s National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Running now until January 2027, this captivating showcase features 100 surfboards, uncovering hidden histories of surfing pioneers, including once-unknown female surfers from the 1920s. Curated by surf academic Dr. Sam Bleakley, the exhibition also highlights how Cornish surf culture has influenced music, film, fashion, and art.
This is an activity everyone will love. Find out more.
Great for rainy days. Try the Cave Activity Bar located in the heart of Newquay—think mini golf, darts, arcade games, and cocktails (mocktails for the kids!) all in all a cool setting to have some fun. Kids and dogs are very welcome!
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Jump into Easter at Newquay’s Trampoline and Play Park. This is a great way to wear out the kids with interconnected trampolines, foam pits and a jump tower as well as interactive games. For younger children, there’s a soft play area with slides, ball pits, and climbing frames. This is very popular so please book ahead. If Newquay is fully booked, there’s another trampoline park in Bodmin.
Find out more.
Relax and Unwind
Retreat to The Headland Hotel’s luxurious Aqua Spa. With its soothing sea views, warm hydrotherapy pool, and tranquil treatment rooms, it’s loved by all. Children are very welcome to enjoy this beautiful place.
Find out more.
Experience the rejuvenating benefits of contrast therapy at Saunassa Nordic Spa in Newquay. This unique outdoor spa features a wood-fired sauna, hot tubs, chilled baths, and cold plunges, offering a holistic wellness journey that leaves you feeling refreshed and revitalised.
Find out more.
Ready for Easter Fun?
Whether you’re an adventure-lover, spa-seeker, or just after some good old-fashioned family time, Cornwall’s got something special for everyone this Easter. So pack your walking boots, your wetsuit (and maybe a chocolate egg or two), and make the most of life on the Cornish coast.
Hop to Trevornick for the ultimate Easter treat.
