FAMILIES are invited to step into a world of Easter magic this March with the Kinder Farmyard Trail: a fun, free, family-friendly outdoor farm experience taking over Centennial Parklands.
Happening on Saturday 21 March 2026, The Kinder Farmyard Trail will turn the park’s sweeping green lawns at Ash’s Paddock into an immersive outdoor adventure filled with hands- on activities for the family, live farmyard animals, and plenty of Kinder Easter moments along the way.
Designed as a self-paced experience, the farm-inspired trail invites families to wander through a series of interactive zones that bring Kinder’s Easter collection to life. With ten 30 min sessions running from 10:00am to 3:00pm, it’s the perfect excuse for a wholesome Easter family day out in the heart of Sydney.
From meeting a selection of farmyard favourites to planting their own flowers and racing eggs across the lawn, every stop is designed to spark imagination and bring families together in joyful, memorable ways.
Event highlights include• To The Barn & Back Relay: Grab a teammate and race to the barn and back in this classic egg-and-spoon challenge. Steady hands win sweet surprises.
• Planting Patch: Little green thumbs can plant their own sprouts in a biodegradable pot and take it home to grow.
• Farmyard Residence: Meet baby lambs, kid goats, ducklings, rabbits and chickens up close.
• The Burrow Creative Station: Get crafty with bunny-ear keepsakes and decorating fun.
• Find It Field Trail: Follow the clues to unlock special Kinder surprises.
“Easter is a time for sharing joyful moments, and the Kinder Farmyard Trail is an ideal event for bringing families together through playful, hands-on experiences,” says Azzurra Puricelli, Head of Marketing and New Business.
Make Easter memories at this free event on 21 March, with 30-minute sessions running between 10am-3pm. Guests are invited to select their preferred time slot via the registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-kinder-farmyard-trail-this-easter-season-tickets-
Places are limited, and bookings are essential.