The first school holiday of the year is here! February half term is the perfect time to explore Worcestershire, try something new, and enjoy quality time with the family.
Here’s a round-up of local activities to keep little explorers and grown-ups entertained.
1. Attwell Farm Park – Dino & Animal Week
Step into a world of dinosaurs and farmyard fun at Attwell Farm Park! From Friday 13 to Monday 23 February, the farm transforms for Dino & Animal Week, with roaming dinos, friendly animals, indoor soft play, outdoor adventure zones, and more.
Kids can track down prehistoric giants, meet fluffy farm friends, and bounce off energy on jumping pillows. Every corner of the farm is full of discovery, laughter, and learning. Tickets include full farm access, so booking ahead is a good idea to secure a day packed with fun.
2. Go Ape! Wyre Forest
This February half term, escape the ordinary with an unforgettable outdoor adventure at Go Ape Wyre, one of the top things to do in Worcestershire for families and thrill-seekers alike. Set in the heart of Wyre Forest, near Kidderminster, Go Ape offers two exhilarating high ropes experiences that turn the school holidays into something truly memorable.
For older children, teens and adults, Treetop Challenge delivers heart-pounding fun high above the forest floor. This 2-3 hour experience includes wobbly crossings, daring leaps and epic zip wires that test balance, bravery and teamwork. For younger adventurers, Treetop Adventure is the perfect introduction to high ropes life, designed to build confidence while keeping the excitement levels high in a safe, supportive environment.
Ideal for family days out in Worcestershire, Go Ape Wyre is suitable for first-timers and seasoned adventurers alike. Whether you’re planning a day out with kids, a half term treat, or an active way to burn off energy outdoors, these high ropes experiences offer fresh air, laughter and shared achievement — all without screens.
If you’re searching for February half term activities, outdoor adventures near Birmingham, or family attractions in Worcestershire, Go Ape Wyre is a must-visit. Wrap up warm, step into the trees and escape the ordinary with a winter forest adventure that everyone will be talking about long after half term ends.
3. Love Worcester Heritage Festival
Worcester comes alive during the Love Worcester Heritage Festival, running Saturday 14 to Sunday 22 February. Nine days of family-friendly events bring the city’s museums, churches, and heritage sites together.
Highlights include dinosaur workshops at Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum, space-themed activities at The Commandery, and mythical creature trails at St John’s Library. Explore medical history at George Marshall Medical Museum, learn about wool and weaving at Tudor House, and discover the Mighty Royal Beasts at Worcester Cathedral.
The weekend of 21–22 February features Living History events, plus Chinese New Year pottery painting at the Museum of Royal Worcester. Many activities are free and drop-in, though some require booking. Pick up a festival leaflet from the Tourist Information Centre or visit visitworcester.co.uk/loveworcester
4. Webbs Garden Centres – Creative Workshops
At Webbs Garden Centres in Wychbold and West Hagley, children can get hands-on with nature. The Sow and Grow session lets little ones decorate terracotta pots and plant seeds like dwarf sunflowers.
The Decorate a Bird Box workshop encourages children to design and paint wooden birdboxes, perfect for welcoming local wildlife. Materials are included, so families can enjoy creativity without the mess. For older participants, Teens and Adults Sow & Grow at the Wychbold Planthouse Café offers a relaxed and cosy gardening experience.
5. West Midlands Safari Park – Character Week
Meet some favourite characters at West Midlands Safari Park! From PAW Patrol’s Chase to Peppa Pig, Bluey, Paddington™, and newcomers like Gabby from Gabby’s Dollhouse and SpongeBob SquarePants, there are plenty of photo opportunities.
Free Meet & Greet sessions are available on selected dates — a magical experience for young fans and animal lovers alike.
Did you know you can travel to the Park for FREE this February with Worcestershire on Demand in selected zones - and get dropped off right outside our entrance!
PLUS, enjoy 50% OFF our Safari Minibus or Safari Truck Guided Tours when you travel using the service*. Just show proof on the app at Main Reception.
6. Imagination Street – Indoor Play in Redditch
Rainy day? Imagination Street is Worcestershire’s largest combined indoor soft play and trampoline park. Hours of entertainment await kids, while parents can relax in the well-situated seating areas and keep an eye on their little adventurers. Booking ahead is recommended during school holidays.
