When are the Cadbury’s Easter Egg hunts 2018, are they free and which National Trust sites are taking part?
The National Trust Cadbury Easter Egg hunts are back for 2018 and there are over 250 hunts to choose from across England, Wales and Northern Ireland
EASTER is this weekend and soon kids will be breaking up from school.
If you're stuck for things to do, a National Trust Cadbury's Egg hunt could be just the thing. Here's the lowdown...
What are the National Trust Cadbury's Easter Egg hunts for 2018 and where are they?
The National Trust Cadbury's Easter Egg hunts are back for 2018 and there are over 250 hunts to choose from across England, Wales and Northern Ireland - guaranteeing a fun-filled Easter weekend for everyone.
The National Trust website states: "From fighting fiery dragons and solving mysteries to helping friendly animals throw a carnival, there's so much to get involved in.
"There'll be face-painting, family games and craft activities galore so you can stay for a whole day of fun.
"What’s more, everyone will be rewarded with a delicious Cadbury's treat at the end of each completed hunt. And every time you head out on a Cadbury's Egg Hunt, you’ll help us fund vital conservation work to protect special places for future generations to explore."
The hunts take place over the Easter weekend and run from March 30 to April 2, although some venues may vary slightly.
How much are the National Trust Cadbury's Easter Egg hunts and is there one ear me?
There is a small additional charge for the each trail which varies between properties, in addition to the normal admission fee.
To find our the nearest hunt to you, use the tool on at .
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But the fact that, in 2017, the event failed to mention Easter in its title meant that the campaign was met with ire from The Archbishop of York.
John Sentamu accused the organisations of "airbrushing faith" and "spitting on the grave" of the chocolate firm's Quaker founder John Cadbury.
But a spokesman for the National Trust said Easter is mentioned numerous times in its marketing literature and on its website, where a "casual glance" shows "dozens" of references.
In a statement Cadbury's said it continues to mention Easter in its marketing and is inviting people "of all faiths and none" to tuck into its treats.