Easter Dragon Egg Hunt: 28th March -12th April
Looking for an unforgettable family day out in North Wales? Join us at Gwrych Castle for an exciting Dragon Egg Hunt from 28th March - 12th April
Shhh! Can you keep a secret? Dafydd, Gwrych Castles Dragon needs YOUR help this Easter half term. Dafydd and his wife, Dwynwen, have chosen the North Welsh Castle to rest while their Dragonling eggs wait to be hatched but she has left him in charge and he needs as much help as he can get to look after them all! While meeting a mythical guide that helps you along the way, head on a journey through the castle grounds to see your very own dragonling hatch!
What’s Included in the Dragon Egg Hunt?
- Meet Dafydd and find out what mischief he's been up to
- Solve a puzzle and find the dragon’s eggs along the castes trail
- Meet mythical characters who will guide you on your quest with elemental activities
- Hatch your very own dragon egg
- Explore the historic castle and gardens with access to the full available visitor route
- Fancy dress encouraged!
Who Can Take Part?
The Dragon Egg Hunt is designed for families with children aged 1-15 years. Every paying child will receive a treat at the end of their quest.
If you’re over 16 and not joining the hunt, you can still enjoy exploring the castle and gardens as usual.
Plan Your Visit
We're open from 10am - 5pm during the event, last admission is at 4pm and our gift shop will close at the same time.
You will receive a confirmation email with check-in instructions, and directions to Gwrych Castle once you've booked your tickets.
Facilities
- Parking is an additional price to the admission price
- Gift shop
- Temporary toilets
- Self-guided tour
- I'm A Celebrity photo challenge and set locations
- Dog friendly (dogs are to be kept on leads at all times)
- We sell hot and cold drinks along with light snacks at our pop-up shop. Packed lunches or picnics are advised if you're planning a longer stay
Accessibility
The Castle was built into a hill, subsequently the terrain is uneven with many steps, slopes, and steep footpaths throughout the estate. Many of the footpaths along our standard visitor route are unsuitable for pushchairs, self-drive three wheeled vehicles and wheelchairs.
Looking for an unforgettable family day out in North Wales? Join us at Gwrych Castle for an exciting Dragon Egg Hunt from 28th March - 12th April
Shhh! Can you keep a secret? Dafydd, Gwrych Castles Dragon needs YOUR help this Easter half term. Dafydd and his wife, Dwynwen, have chosen the North Welsh Castle to rest while their Dragonling eggs wait to be hatched but she has left him in charge and he needs as much help as he can get to look after them all! While meeting a mythical guide that helps you along the way, head on a journey through the castle grounds to see your very own dragonling hatch!
What’s Included in the Dragon Egg Hunt?
- Meet Dafydd and find out what mischief he's been up to
- Solve a puzzle and find the dragon’s eggs along the castes trail
- Meet mythical characters who will guide you on your quest with elemental activities
- Hatch your very own dragon egg
- Explore the historic castle and gardens with access to the full available visitor route
- Fancy dress encouraged!
Who Can Take Part?
The Dragon Egg Hunt is designed for families with children aged 1-15 years. Every paying child will receive a treat at the end of their quest.
If you’re over 16 and not joining the hunt, you can still enjoy exploring the castle and gardens as usual.
Plan Your Visit
We're open from 10am - 5pm during the event, last admission is at 4pm and our gift shop will close at the same time.
You will receive a confirmation email with check-in instructions, and directions to Gwrych Castle once you've booked your tickets.
Facilities
- Parking is an additional price to the admission price
- Gift shop
- Temporary toilets
- Self-guided tour
- I'm A Celebrity photo challenge and set locations
- Dog friendly (dogs are to be kept on leads at all times)
- We sell hot and cold drinks along with light snacks at our pop-up shop. Packed lunches or picnics are advised if you're planning a longer stay
Accessibility
The Castle was built into a hill, subsequently the terrain is uneven with many steps, slopes, and steep footpaths throughout the estate. Many of the footpaths along our standard visitor route are unsuitable for pushchairs, self-drive three wheeled vehicles and wheelchairs.
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