Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt

Easter is a very special time at Hindhead Commons and the Devil’s Punch Bowl, with nature waking up everywhere you look.

Price: £0.00 (Adults £0.00 / Children £3.00 )

Easter is a very special time at Hindhead Commons and the Devil’s Punch Bowl, with nature waking up everywhere you look. Grab your coat and wellies and explore the bowl on a Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt and win a delicious chocolate treat.

SuitabilityChildren must be accompanied by an adultDogs on leads are welcome.Meeting pointDevil's Punch Bowl, London Road, Hindhead GU26 6AB. Normal car parking charges apply. Parking free for members.What to bring and wearRemember it is often muddy here, so don't forget to pack your wellies.

 

Normal Admission charges apply

 

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Take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and get back to nature amidst beautiful surroundings here at Hindhead Commons.

Adventures for kids

Dress in old clothes and go on an outdoor adventure - run, jump, explore the woods and heathland. Fallen trees are great for balancing on and playing hide and seek. Pick up sticks and make a den or look out for mini beasts creeping nearby. At weekends head over to the shepherd's hut to borrow a tracker pack; they contain spotter sheets, pencils, binoculars and a compass to help your little ones explore the great outdoors.
 

Breath-taking natural amphitheatre

Escape and wonder at the largest spring-formed feature in Britain – a breath-taking natural amphitheatre. The slopes are covered with heath, small streams and areas of woodland.
 

Gibbet Hill

This sandstone hill lies above the Devil's Punch Bowl and is the second highest point in Surrey. Admire the wonderful views across the Weald and look for famous landmarks; on a clear day you can see London and other Surrey hills including Leith Hill and Box Hill.
 

Escape back to nature

There’s a whole host of wildlife to discover all year round from birds and insects to grazing cattle and wild ponies.
 

Walk the old A3

Now that all traffic passes through the Hindhead tunnel, the route of the old A3 is redundant to cars and has become a super highway for wildlife crossing from the Devil's Punch Bowl onto Hindhead Commons.
 

Sensory highlights

The Commons are a wonderful place for the sights, sounds and smells of nature. Savour the far-reaching views; listen out for the many different bird songs including the nightjar, stonechat and woodlark and in the woodland green, great and lesser-spotted woodpeckers. Breathe in the woodland scents.
 

Stay a little longer

Close to Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl are two of our most beautiful holiday cottages. Emley Farmhouse sleeps 10 and Frensham Common Cottage sleeps five people. Enjoy a short break or longer stay, exploring the Surrey Hills; return each evening to open log fires, peace, tranquillity and wonderful views.
 

View from the telescope

We've put a telescope on the top of Gibbet Hill near the triangulation point. It looks out towards Leith Hill, London and the Weald. It's free to use and was kindly donated by the Haslemere Natural History Society through the generous legacy of member Mrs Clare Britton.
 

Rest and relaxation

Enjoy food and drink from the café and stroll around the 300m easy access circular route from the car park to the sandstone viewing platform. Relax and admire the superb panorama out over the hills of the Devil's Punch Bowl.
 
 

What to wear?

Outdoor clothing and sensible footwear appropriate for the weather.  Ski suits are really good for children when taking part in autumn and winter outdoor activities as they keep the child snug and offer brilliant protection when splashing in puddles :) We have ones similar to this.

There are so many trees at Hindhead, why not make a little educational trip. get your little ones a book or worksheet and help them identify the trees you find.

 

 

The open areas lend themselves to a bit of bird watching.  This kit contains everything you need to take your family bird watching, including bird identifcation cards and binoculars.

There are also some lovely nature trails. Allowing your little ones to go bug hunting under logs and in the leaves.

 

 

Venue

Name: National Trust - Devil's Punch Bowl and Hindhead Commons

Walks, amazing views, tea shop, childrens tracker packs, Den making

Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt

Location

London Road, Hindhead, Surrey, GU26 6AB

We're OPEN today 07:00 - 20:00

Opening Times

  • Monday 07:00 to 20:00
  • Tuesday 07:00 to 20:00
  • Wednesday 07:00 to 20:00
  • Thursday 07:00 to 20:00
  • Friday 07:00 to 20:00
  • Saturday 07:00 to 20:00
  • Sunday 07:00 to 20:00
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