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Free Easter egg hunt at Graven Hill invites Oxford families

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Families can look forward to a festive Easter egg hunt this spring season.

Children are invited to join a free Easter trail at Graven Hill between March 27 and April 6, complete with walks through the woods, play areas, and a sweet treat awaiting completion.

The activity takes roughly 20 to 30 minutes to complete and leads participants through play areas and forest paths throughout the Graven Hill development.

Gemma Davis, customer experience director at Graven Hill, explained that families should follow the route through the Graven Hill play zones and woodland and find all eight eggs to crack the code.

She added that once participants have solved it, they should return their sheet to the Marketing Suite to claim their Easter prize.

Visitors must collect a trail sheet from the Graven Hill marketing suite on Graven Hill Road between 10am and 4pm.

The trail runs daily until April 6, although the marketing suite will be shut on Easter Sunday.

Every child who completes the hunt and uncovers the hidden word will receive an Easter-themed present.

Visitors can make a day of it with refreshments available locally.

Esquires serves coffee and pastries, while Wine Valley, next to the marketing suite, provides drinks.

Ms Davis encouraged families to take part, highlighting the need to collect trail sheets in advance due to the marketing suite closing on Easter Sunday.

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