Things to do in Worcestershire May half term 2026
With May half term 2026 rapidly approaching, it’s time for a list of things to do in Worcestershire. Lots of attractions have events taking place this year and others are reopening for the summer. From family trails to fun days, there’s lots to see and do around Worcestershire. If your dog would like to join you for some half term fun, check out my post about dog friendly days out in the West Midlands, which includes Worcestershire.
This post covers the Worcestershire area only. If you are looking for May half term days out in nearby counties, please see below:
Churchfields Farm
Churchfields Farm’s Half Term Hoe Down is a lively, family-friendly countryside event that brings the farm to life with a western twist. Visitors can expect a full day of hands-on fun across the Fun Farm, including animal encounters, outdoor play areas, and adventure activities like go-karts, zip wire and giant bouncers, all set within the farm’s open spaces and woodland trails. The event is designed to feel like a mini festival, with themed entertainment, interactive games and plenty of opportunities for kids to run, explore and get stuck into farm life. It’s a relaxed, energetic day out where families can enjoy seasonal outdoor fun alongside all the usual farm attractions in a festive, hoe-down atmosphere.
Dates: 24th to 31st May 2026.
Website: Churchfields Farm
Croome National Trust
The May half term Four Seasons trail invites children to explore the landscape through a Four Seasons-themed activity, inspired by sculptures and exhibitions around the estate. The grounds offer plenty of space to roam, play and picnic. Families can also make the most of Croome’s natural play areas, historic house, RAF museum and scenic walking routes, making it an easy choice for a day that mixes fresh air, discovery and hands-on fun for all ages.
Dates: 23rd to 31st May 2026.
Website: Croome National Trust
Little Owl Farm Park
For May half term, Little Owl Farm Park is bringing extra magic and adventure with its Dinosaur vs Unicorn Week. Ideal for little ones who can’t decide between prehistoric giants and mythical favourites! Families can meet Annie the walking T-Rex and her dinosaur friends, come face-to-face with the farm’s “real-life unicorns”, and enjoy themed activities alongside all the usual farm park fun, from animal encounters to indoor and outdoor play. It’s a fun mix of imagination, adventure and hands-on farm experiences, making it a great choice for a half-term family day out.
Dates: 23rd to 31st May 2026.
Website: Little Owl Farm Park
Malvern Hills
The Malvern Hills are a beautiful place for families to enjoy a hike and have a picnic. With breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, families can have a lovely day exploring the area. Check out the Malvern Hills Trust website for more information. You can also read my guide to Malvern Hills walks.
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.
West Midlands Safari Park
West Midlands Safari Park is going all out for its Giraffe Jamboree this May half term. Alongside the park’s usual safari drive, Discovery Trail and adventure rides, families can enjoy giraffe-themed live entertainment, interactive trails, craft activities and conservation experiences designed to help children learn more about these gentle giants. There’s also the chance to spot the park’s newest giraffe calves and even get closer with special feeding experiences, making it a great option for animal-loving families looking for a day packed with wildlife, fun and hands-on activities.
Dates: 23rd to 31st May 2026.
Website: West Midlands Safari Park
Review: Plutonium Sox review of a family day out at West Midlands Safari Park
Witley Court
There’s no particular event on at Witley Court for Worcestershire May half term 2026, but it’s a lovely place to visit and spend time outdoors as a family. Witley Court is an English Heritage property with woodland walks, formal gardens and a fascinating stately home that is completely in ruins. Not only is it an ideal destination for a family day out, but it’s dog friendly too.
Dates: Open daily throughout May half term 2026.
Website: Witley Court
Review: Plutonium Sox review of a family day out at Witley Court.
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.
Dates: Open daily throughout Worcestershire May half term 2026.
Website: Ice Quest
Severn Valley Railway
The Severn Valley Railway is a classic family day out, and its half-term event adds even more reasons to climb aboard. Families can enjoy a scenic heritage train journey through the beautiful Severn Valley, hopping on and off at charming period stations and spotting wildlife and landmarks along the way. A highlight for younger visitors is The Engine House at Highley, packed with interactive railway exhibits, hands-on play, and outdoor adventure space to burn off energy. With steam and diesel locomotives, family-friendly activities and plenty to explore at each stop, it’s a great mix of nostalgia, adventure and screen-free fun for all ages.
Dates: 23rd to 31st May 2026.
Website: Severn Valley Railway
Tudor House Museum
Tudor House Museum is a brilliant family day out for anyone who loves history with a hands-on twist. Set inside a beautifully preserved 16th-century timber-framed building, the museum brings Worcester’s past to life with interactive exhibits, historic rooms to explore and plenty of stories hidden within its walls. It’s especially family-friendly, with dressing-up, games and the popular Tudor Rat Trail keeping younger visitors engaged as they move through the house. With a cosy tea room and a central location in Worcester, it’s an easy stop for families looking to mix learning with a bit of fun and local history.
Dates: 27th to 31st May 2026.
Website: Tudor House Museum
Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum
Take a break from the sun and explore the art and history of Worcester at the City Art Gallery & Museum. Admission is free, and they offer plenty of interactive exhibits and events for families. Check out the gallery’s website for the latest exhibitions and activities.
Dates: 26th to 31st May 2026.
Website: Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum
