Families looking for an adventurous and seasonal experience can mark their calendars for Easter Sunday.

The Crazy Bear location in Stadhampton will welcome guests for an outdoor celebration with activities suitable for every age group.

The festivities will take place across the venue’s Glasshouse, terrace, gardens and woodland areas, offering a peaceful and celebratory outing in the Oxfordshire countryside.

Visitors can participate in archery, axe-throwing and geese herding, providing an interactive experience for both grown-ups and youngsters.

Florentina Ionita, Event Sales Coordinator at the Crazy Bear, stated: “Easter Sunday should be an easy, unhurried day with family and friends.

“Arrive, find your place in the gardens, and let the day unfold from there.

“We’ve curated a blissful afternoon of activities, seasonal treats and surprises to help families make special memories together.”

Younger visitors will have the chance to take part in an Easter egg hunt, face painting and enjoy ice cream while discovering the grounds.

Entry passes cost £5, with complimentary admission for children younger than 10.

The celebration runs from noon until 5pm on Sunday, April 5.

Meals and beverages will be on offer throughout the entire event.

Guests can look forward to flame-grilled cuisine and refreshments available well into the evening.

The Oak Restaurant will feature a classic Easter Sunday lunch menu, with appetizers including ham hock terrine, smoked salmon and wild mushroom arancini.

Entrées consist of roasted dry-aged sirloin of beef, slow-cooked pork belly and a chestnut and leek nut roast.

The Crazy Bear additionally provides various dining options such as Hom Thai Restaurant, terrace seating and a countryside pub.