Easter in Adelaide is a time for different things for different people. So whether it’s chocolate, church, a family holiday, parties or a little bit of all of that, we hope you have the chance to enjoy every second of the long weekend across South Australia in all the ways that make you happy. It’s also the most delicious time of the year – you can pretty much guarantee that no matter where you go over Easter in Adelaide, there will be a basket of chocolate eggs being offered for you to dip you hand into.

There is so much happening this Easter weekend in Adelaide! There are Easter markets, family friendly days out at wineries, fundraisers & more! Visit one of our regional chocolate factories, such as Melbas or Barossa Valley Chocolate Company. If you fancy an Easter Market, there’s plenty to choose from. We recommend a visit to Meadows Easter Fair which spans over the whole long weekend! Which Adelaide Easter events will you be hopping into?

No matter how you celebrate Easter in Adelaide over the long weekend with your family, we hope it is fun, safe & delicious! If you’re looking for the best Easter events in Adelaide for kids, we’ve rounded up the top family-friendly things to do this Easter long weekend.

Easter Long Weekend Events in Adelaide

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What’s Open this Easter in Adelaide

TreeClimb

Ppen Easter Saturday & Easter Monday
Closed Good Friday & Easter Sunday

Laneway Boulders

Woodhouse Adventure

Open all weekend 9am – 5pm. Camping and day adventures with plenty of outdoor screen-free fun and some great EGGSTRAS for Easter. 

Bounce

Hey Caddy Easter Hunt

Join the fun these school holidays at the Hey Caddy Easter Hunt, included FREE with any mini-golf booking.
Search the course for hidden Easter surprises and enjoy a prize for every participant, plus the chance to win a giant Easter egg.

A great activity for families this Easter- book your round and start the hunt!

Available at West Lakes and Marion Hey Caddy/ X-Golf.

more info here

Bazinga & Little Rockets

SA Museum

FAQ – Easter in Adelaide

When is Easter in Adelaide in 2026?
Easter in Adelaide falls from Good Friday on 3 April to Easter Monday on 6 April 2026.
What are the best Easter events in Adelaide for kids?

Popular family events include Easter egg hunts, Easter markets, carnivals and school holiday activities. Visit one of our regional chocolate factories, such as Melbas or Barossa Valley Chocolate Company. If you fancy an Easter Market, there’s plenty to choose from. We recommend a visit to Meadows Easter Fair which spans over the whole long weekend! 

Are there any Easter Egg Hunts for the general public?

Yes! Many family events across Adelaide host Easter egg hunts, including markets, carnivals and community events. We love the Jetty Road Egg Hunt

Where can I buy local Easter Eggs?

Support some of our favourite South Australian chocolate shops and buy local Easter Eggs this year. We’ve found the best Easter Eggs in Adelaide here

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