Making you search and work for chocolate seems like a bad idea, but Cadbury have made this activity fun and exciting for all with the Enchanted Maze.

'The activation took place on Saturday (18 March), where visitors were greeted by the Cadbury Easter bunny, who invited them to join in a fun and joyful Easter Egg Hunt. Complete with unexpected twists and turns, the enchanted two-metre tall maze was open to all from 11am until 4pm, and challenged visitors to navigate their way through the maze as they hunted down hidden eggs.Each child that took part with their family were also given an Easter basket to fill with Cadbury Easter chocolates as they made their way around the pop-up.Participants were also encouraged to visit fun-filled activity stations where children were able to enjoy further Easter delights including decorating Easter eggs and making bunny masks.'*
This exploring activation was only in London for the one day, however you can still get involved. The National Trust have once again partnered with Cadbury to create the Cadbury Egg Hunts.
'There are over 250 hunts to choose from across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, guaranteeing a fun-filled Easter for everyone.From fighting fiery dragons and solving mysteries to helping friendly animals throw a carnival, there's so much to get involved in. There'll be face-painting, family games and craft activities galore so you can stay for a whole day of fun.
What’s more, everyone will be rewarded with a delicious Cadbury treat at the end of each completed hunt. And every time you head out on a Cadbury Egg Hunt, you’ll help the National Trust fund vital conservation work to protect special places for future generations to explore.'**



*http://www.eventmagazine.co.uk/pictures-cadbury-unveils-enchanted-maze/venues/article/1427927?bulletin=event-news-bulletin&utm_medium=EMAIL&utm_campaign=eNews%20Bulletin&utm_source=20170321&utm_content=www_eventmagazine_co_uk_a_1
**https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/features/join-the-cadbury-egg-hunts