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Have a look at the ACSI Card website - where you may even find sites which offer 'children go free'.  You can type in a date and see what sites come up.  Type in the start date of your holiday and all sites open on that date will come up.  You can then scroll through them and exclude any which don't have what you want. Sorry, having looked at the ACSI website they don't yet have details up for 2015 - but to be honest you really won't need to book at that time anyway.  You can just see where the weather forecast looks reasonable and head in that direction, providing you've made a list of open sites in a few areas, of course.

The site I recommended in the other thread isn't really one you'd want to visit with smallish children - there are few facilities for children - and if I were going at Easter I'd want somewhere with an indoor pool at least because it may well be very cold!  We travelled through France at Easter several times years ago, and though northern France was warmer than at home, as you go further south and higher the weather became very cold indeed, and in the Massif Central we drove through a very ferocious ice storm where all the trees turned into giant upwards icicles! 

I would suggest the Languedoc but there are few sites which open so early in the year.  It's not easy to use websites to search for next year's opening dates, so I would honestly leave it until sites start publishing their opening dates before I even thought about booking anything.

You might want to have a look at this website - where you can check back on 'historical' weather records, to see what the temperature and rainfall was like for a particular month for a particular town or city.  Not every town is in there, but the one I've used as an example (Montpellier) is a reasonable temperature in 2011 - but flicking backwards and forwards through the years show a very variable temperature and rainfall.

However, some places you might think about going to are down into minus temperatures at night and not much higher during some days.

Le Paradis, in the Dordogne, was open at Easter this year, and now has a super indoor pool complex but it is perhaps too far for your drive, and may well be cold at that time of year.

Or what about Duinrell in Holland, which has a water park and all sorts of other 'Theme Park' attractions, and offers camping pitches for March 2015.