The charity Nell Bank in Ilkley is once again opening its doors for two days of Easter fun with the return of its Easter Egg Hunt.
The outdoor education centre is inviting families on Thursday 9th and Friday 10th April between 10am and 3pm.
A spokesperson said:
"Spring's arrived, but all the eggs have vanished. Come and help us find them this Easter in our best-ever Easter Egg Hunt.
"As well as the egg hunt itself, there's plenty to keep everyone busy — our Adventure Playground, Water Play and Toddler Trail are all open on the day."
The volunteer-run café will be serving hot drinks, sandwiches and home baking both days.
Nell Bank on Denton Road is wheelchair accessible and is a dog free site.
Tickets are priced at £7 per person, with under 2's free.
For further information or book your tickets, which usually sell out, please visit www.nellbank.org/fundraising

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