Which animals are hiding the most Easter Eggs? Join the Easter Egg Hunt at Battersea Park Children's Zoo and find out whether it's the mischievous monkeys who are stashing away all the eggs. Or could it be the ring-tailed lemur? The pot-bellied pig looks suspiciously like he's scoffed all the chocolates judging from his big rounded belly. From giant rabbits to miniature Shetland ponies, your mission is to discover where the chocolate eggs are hidden by searching among the zoo's unique range of exotic animals. During school holidays youngsters can also take part in quiz trails which make every visit more exciting - there's even a prize if you get all the answers right.
Easter Egg Hunt at Battersea Park Zoo
Battersea Park, SW11 4NJ
5th April 2007 - 18th April 2007
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Albert Bridge Road,
Battersea Park,Battersea,
London,
SW11Map
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Which animals are hiding the most Easter Eggs? Join the Easter Egg Hunt at Battersea Park Children's Zoo and find out whether it's the mischievous monkeys who are stashing away all the eggs. Or could it be the ring-tailed lemur? The pot-bellied pig looks suspiciously like he's scoffed all the chocolates judging from his big rounded belly. From giant rabbits to miniature Shetland ponies, your mission is to discover where the chocolate eggs are hidden by searching among the zoo's unique range of exotic animals. During school holidays youngsters can also take part in quiz trails which make every visit more exciting - there's even a prize if you get all the answers right.
