Things to do in Worcestershire Summer Holidays 2026
With the Worcestershire summer holidays 2026 rapidly approaching, it’s time for a list of things to do in the area. Lots of attractions have events taking place this year, both indoors and outside. From family trails to fun days and activity camps, there’s lots to see and do around Worcestershire. If you’re on a budget, check out my posts about free things to do in Worcestershire and Worcestershire family days out for under £50.
If you’re planning on booking any of these attractions in Worcestershire, do check out my post about discount deals on UK attractions and days out. There are often quite a few discounts available in the local area, so I personally resent paying full price!
For holiday clubs in Worcestershire where you can drop the kids off to have fun without you, I’ve included Worcestershire in my West Midlands holiday clubs 2026 info post.
This post covers the Worcestershire area only. If you are looking for days out during the summer holidays in nearby counties, please see below:
All Things Wild
At the time of writing, no specific event has been announced for Worcestershire school summer holidays 2026. However, this is always a great day out with animals to visit, outdoor fun and activities to entertain both children and adults. There are both indoor and outdoor play areas and all activities are included in the admission price. This year, it’s possible to buy a summer pass for £40 for unlimited entry from 25th June to 1st September 2026. They also offer reduced price day tickets throughout this period inline with the UK government’s discounted ticket scheme.
Dates: Open daily throughout school summer holidays 2026.
Website: All Things Wild
Croome (National Trust)
Enjoy a summer of play this year at Croome, which invites kids of all ages to explore, create, and let off steam in the beautiful grounds of this National Trust estate. Set across Croome’s sprawling parkland and gardens, the programme is packed with outdoor lawn and fairground games, den-building, imaginative play, and hands-on activities designed to spark adventure and curiosity. Whether it’s racing across the lawn, getting creative with natural materials, or simply enjoying the freedom to run and explore, it’s an ideal summer day out for families. Look out for free workshops running on selected dates throughout the summer.
Dates: 11th July to 31st August 2026.
Website: Croome National Trust.
Ice Quest Malvern
Get competitive and battle it out with lasers on a journey of lights, smoke and sound. If that’s not for you, try ice skating or team up for an escape room. Ice Quest Malvern has plenty of action-packed activities for the whole family.
Website: Ice Quest Malvern
Museums Worcestershire
Each of the Museums Worcestershire venues has different events taking place on various days during the Worcestershire school summer holidays 2026. Brief details are below but do check their website for specifics.
Commandery:
Enjoy a Knight’s Quest family trail designed to provide medieval fun all summer at the Commandery. Explore the buildings looking for symbols left by knights and complete challenges as you go.
Dates: 14th July to 30th August 2026. Closed on Mondays.
Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum
The theme for Summer 2026 at Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum is Thunderbirds. Look out for an exhibition and a series of workshops including puppet making, a family trail and other hands-on craft activities.
Dates: 4th July to 6th September 2026.
Website: Museums Worcestershire
Severn Valley Railway Worcestershire summer holidays 2026
Robin Hood and his Merry Friends: A lively 30-minute puppet theatre show from Wise Owl Theatre, full of playful panto moments, larger-than-life puppets, and plenty of audience interaction. The story follows Robin Hood and his animal friends as they team up to outwit the Sheriff of Nottingham and save Sherwood Forest, celebrating teamwork, bravery, and care for the environment.
Tip: This is one attraction that works out much cheaper if you book online in advance.
Dates: 21st to 23rd and 28th to 30th July and 4th to 6th, 11th to 13th, 18th to 20th and 25th to 27th August 2026.
Website: Severn Valley Railway.
The Buzz Worcester
Jump around and burn off some energy at The Buzz in Worcester. This inflatable adventure will keep kids of all ages entertained. Take on the course as a family or group of friends. Do a time trial to become the best bouncer, challenge your friends or team up.
Website: The Buzz.
Tudor House Museum
The Tudor House Museum in Worcester is a fascinating glimpse into the city’s past. The house was built in the 16th century and has been restored to its original Tudor style. Visitors can explore the various rooms and see the furniture, paintings, and other objects that would have been used during this time period.
23rd to 25th July and 13th to 15th August: Cool Victorians family friendly drop-in event. Learn about Victorian ice-cream making, early photography and picture postcards.
30th July to 1st August: Learn about the home front with crafts, wartime treats and ration recipes. Write a message in wartime codes and make your own code book.
6th to 8th and 20th to 22nd August: Tudor fun & feasting – taste food & drink that was popular in the era and try out pastimes and games that both adults and children enjoyed.
Website: Tudor House Museum.
West Midlands Safari Park Worcestershire summer holidays 2026
Little K-pop fans are going to love the West Midlands Safari park’s new event for Worcestershire school summer holidays 2026. It’s all about K-pop, complete with a 35-minute long live stage show. Characters Eddie & Eliza are on hand to meet and greet little ones too. Visit the conservation station to learn about lemurs and how we can help them.
Website: West Midlands Safari Park.
Review: Plutonium Sox review of a family day out at the West Midlands Safari Park.
Witley Court (English Heritage)
There are no specific Summer holiday events listed for Witley Court in 2026. However, visitors can explore the gardens and play areas, take a look around the ruins and watch the impressive fountain. Great Witley Church is right next to Witley Court, along with a lovely little tearoom. Neither are managed by English Heritage but both are well worth exploring while you’re there.
Website: English Heritage Witley Court.
Review: Plutonium Sox review of a dog friendly family day out at Witley Court.
Your summer holiday guide for Worcestershire is a fantastic resource for families looking to explore the area! From the dino adventures at All Things Wild to the exciting escape rooms at CyberQ, there’s something for everyone. The variety of activities, including outdoor play at Croome and the interactive experiences at Severn Valley Railway, promises a fun-filled summer. Thanks for highlighting so many engaging options
Thank you, Natalie, for this fantastic guide to Worcestershire’s summer holiday activities! The variety is impressive—fun outdoor adventures at Croome, unique learning experiences like the Wild Keeper Academy, and family-friendly attractions such as Hartlebury Castle and the Severn Valley Railway. Your inclusion of budget-friendly options and links to nearby counties is super helpful. This is a great resource for planning a memorable summer. Well done!