Easter Events in Kent & Sussex 2026

Spring is a time of renewal and, at Bloom Stays, we can’t help but love the season for its fresh bursts of colour and new blooms (it is in our name, after all!). As the countryside of Kent and East Sussex awakens, there’s plenty to celebrate this time of year, from the arrival of woolly newborn lambs to the thrill of Easter egg hunts.

With longer days and milder weather, we see this time of year as the perfect opportunity to get outdoors with the family and embrace all that spring has to offer. Whether you’re looking to meet friendly farm animals, take part in seasonal festivities, or simply enjoy the fresh air, we’ve rounded up some of the best Easter events happening across the region throughout the April break.

Lambing season in Kent & Sussex

Lambing season is all about fresh starts, fluffy faces, and the simple joy of watching wobbly-legged lambs finding their feet. Whether you’re visiting for the cuteness overload or to soak up a bit of countryside charm, here are some of the best spots to visit new lambs in the county:

• Hadlow College Lambing Weekend

  Join Hadlow College for their annual Lambing Weekend on April 25-26th. While the newborn lambs are the stars of the show, this event presents plenty of activities for making a day of it, including arts & crafts, tractor trailer rides, archery, birds of prey displays, competitions, fun fair rides, and food & drink vendors.

• Broadlees Farm Lambing Days

  This family-run working farm offers a very special visiting opportunity this Easter – the only time it opens to the public across the year! From April 3rd-19th, Broadlees Farm welcomes families to observe lambing in a traditional setting – you may even see a lamb being born! Admission is £9 for adults and £7 for children and senior citizens; no booking is necessary.

• Little Fant Farm Lambing Sessions

  Head to Maidstone’s Little Fant Farm on the weekend of April 5-6th, and you’ll get to see all their newborn lambs, and ask their local shepherd about all things lambing. The farm’s tea barn will be open, and selling a selection of homemade cakes, sausage rolls, and beverages. Under 2s visit free, and well-behaved dogs on leads are also welcome.

• Frampton Farm Lambing Experience

  Located between Folkestone and Dover, Frampton Farm offers private lambing sessions across several dates from the 28th March to the 19th April. Groups of up to eight can enjoy an exclusive hour’s session in the barn and polytunnel, meeting the farm’s lambs and kid goats. For a lambing experience with a difference, why not book in to the farm’s Spring Baby Animal Experience? Here, guests will get a longer session to meet all baby animals born for the spring, including kid goats, piglets, and crias (baby alpacas).

• Four Winds Farm Lambing Days

  Four Winds Farm in Bidborough hosts its lambing days on April 18th and 19th this year. Here, families can see newborn lambs, enjoy sheep shearing demonstrations, view sheepdog displays, and participate in various farm activities.