From bunnies to egg hunts and trampolines to sandcastles, Stagecoach have pulled together these 10 top events and activities to keep the kids occupied, whatever the weather.
They’re all accessible by a Stagecoach bus and with fares restricted to £2 per journey, it won’t break the bank either.
5. Lancaster Castle, Lancaster
Bus route: 1, 1A, 2X, 4, 6A, 7, 10, 11, 18, 40, 41, 42, 49, 55, 100, 555. Bus stop: Lancaster Bus Station. Fed up of chocolate, eggs and all things Easter but have the holidays stretching out in front of you? Then mix it up a bit and explore the gruesome side of Lancaster with a visit to the castle. Its history has been associated with law and order, and crime and punishment, and a tour will include information about the death penalty and hangings which took place at the castle. Learn about 1,000 years of heritage, history, justice, felony, witches and incarceration. Photo: Visit Lancaster
6. Maritime Museum, Lancaster
Bus route: 4 & X4. Bus stop: Maritime Museum (or a 5 minute walk from Lancaster Bus Station). Take your children on a watery adventure at Lancaster Maritime Museum. Explore life by the sea, climb aboard a canal boat and discover how rivers shaped the city. Explore the legacy of the Transatlantic slave trade and the bustling trade hub at the Quay, before learning about brave fishermen and daring rescues. The museum also boasts a full-size boat and exciting hands-on activities, making it perfect for a fun and educational family day out. Photo: What's On In Lancaster
7. Day out at the seaside, Morecambe
Bus route: 1, 1A, 2X, 5, 6, 6A, 6B, 6C, 41, 100, 755. Bus stop: The Platform, Winter Gardens, Eric Morecambe, Clock Tower. A visit to Morecambe seafront promises a fun day out for families. With its picturesque coastline, golden sands and iconic views of the Lakeland hills, it's the perfect backdrop for a memorable adventure. Families can enjoy leisurely strolls along the promenade, build sandcastles on the beach, and indulge in classic seaside treats like fish and chips or ice cream. With plenty of playgrounds, amusement arcades, or even the chance to pose beside the famous Eric Morecambe statue, there's something to delight visitors of all ages. Photo: Tony North
8. Williamson Park, Lancaster
Bus route: 18. Bus stop: Williamson Park Gates. Set amidst 54 acres of stunning parkland, it provides a perfect blend of nature, history and fun activities. Children can explore the captivating Butterfly House, encounter wildlife in the mini-zoo or embark on an adventure in the extensive woodland. Let them loose in the vast green spaces, perfect for picnics and games. Explore hidden paths, discover quirky follies and climb to the Ashton Memorial for breathtaking views. From playgrounds to scenic walks, Williamson Park offers the chance to create the perfect family adventure. Photo: Visit Lancaster