Pippa Middleton unveils Easter plans at Berkshire farm

Dorothy Reddin
Tue, 31 Mar 2026 19:03:54 +0000

Pippa Middleton's Bucklebury Farm in Berkshire has unveiled an extensive programme of Easter festivities for families visiting the deer and safari park this spring.

The Princess of Wales's sister operates the attraction, which has announced activities ranging from a bunny disco to traditional egg hunts.

According to the farm's social media announcement, visitors can enjoy arts and crafts sessions, Easter chocolate lolly making workshops, and egg hunts scheduled between April 2 and April 5.

The venue has also confirmed that tractor rides will be returning to the attraction, alongside existing amenities including soft play areas and outdoor playgrounds.

The 42-year-old mother of three and her husband, James Matthews, acquired the £1.5million estate in 2020, relocating from their Georgian townhouse in London to the 72-acre property.

Beyond its daytime attractions, the farm offers overnight stays in five safari-style glamping tents designed for summer getaways.

The rustic accommodation operates without electricity or Wi-Fi, providing what the venue describes as "a blissful escape from everyday life" and "a rejuvenating digital detox."

Each tent accommodates up to six guests, typically two adults and four children, and features wood-burning stoves, private facilities, fully equipped kitchens, and outdoor barbecue areas.

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The farm's location places Mrs Matthews in close proximity to her extended family in the Berkshire countryside.

Her parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, reside at Bucklebury Manor just a few miles from the attraction.

The Princess of Wales's brother James has also settled nearby with his wife Alizée Thevenet and their son Inigo.

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The farm noted that special events carry additional costs and recommends advance booking through their events page.

With warmer weather approaching, the venue anticipates increased visitor numbers throughout the coming months, particularly for families seeking activities during the school holidays.