From horse riding to ancient history digs, here are five things to do in Moreton Bay, guaranteed to keep little ones entertained these Easter school holidays.
1. Saddle up at Trevena Glen Farm
Few moments match the excitement of a child climbing into the saddle for the first time. At Trevena Glen Farm in the Samford Valley, school holiday horse riding lessons introduce kids to the fundamentals of horsemanship in a relaxed farm setting.
Learn to ride a horse this Easter school holidays in Moreton Bay at Trevena Glen Farm
Designed for beginners through to intermediate riders, the lessons go beyond simply riding. Kids learn how to groom, tack up and understand horse behaviour while building confidence in the saddle. The program follows natural horsemanship principles, helping children connect with the animals while learning practical riding skills.
For families looking to swap screens for paddocks, it’s a memorable way to spend a morning outdoors.
2. Tee off at White Ridge Farm’s quirky putt-putt
Mini golf gets a rural twist at White Ridge Farm, where the newly opened putt putt course sits alongside one of the region’s favourite farm attractions.
Kids can enjoy a game of putt-putt at White Ridge Farm, Moreton Bay
This isn’t your average mini golf course. Families can putt their way around playful farm-themed obstacles before meeting the resident animals – from friendly goats to curious alpacas. The combination of quirky mini golf and hands-on animal encounters makes it an easy crowd-pleaser for kids of all ages.
For more great ideas of things to do this school holidays, check out our huge EASTER SCHOOL HOLIDAY GUIDE!
3. Dig into Ancient Greece at the Abbey Museum
For curious young minds, the Abbey Museum of Art & Archaeology turns history into a hands-on adventure during its school holiday program, Kids Dig It! Ancient Greece Family Fun.
Children aged five to 12 can try archery, paint their own Greek-inspired pottery, uncover artefacts in an archaeological dig and create themed crafts to take home. Interactive workshops and games bring the ancient world to life while families explore the museum’s fascinating collection.
It’s a chance to swap textbooks for hands-on discovery – and maybe spark a lifelong love of history.
4. Become a wizard for a day in Samford Village
In the leafy village of Samford, kids can step into a magical adventure with The Owl Tasker, a real-world puzzle quest created by The Store of Requirement (known as the Harry Potter Shop!).
Become a wizard for a day at The Store of Requirement in Samford, Moreton Bay
Armed with a special device and guided by an app, players explore the village solving clues and completing “magical jobs” posted by witches and wizards. Teams have just one hour to earn enough coins to activate a teleportation device and escape.
The experience blends scavenger hunt, escape room and storytelling – and is just as entertaining for parents as it is for kids.
5. Celebrate Easter by the sea at Redcliffe Markets
When Easter arrives, Redcliffe’s iconic foreshore markets turn festive with the Redcliffe Markets’ Easter Extravaganza.
Families can browse artisan stalls, enjoy street food and soak up the lively atmosphere along the waterfront. With live entertainment, sweet treats and a playground nearby, it’s the kind of relaxed outing where kids can roam, snack and enjoy the buzz of a seaside market.
Redcliffe Markets, Moreton Bay
