Things to do in Worcestershire February half term 2026
School holidays are approaching again, so it’s time to check out all the things to do in Worcestershire during February half term 2026. As half term isn’t quite such a big event as the Christmas holidays, many places announce their plans quite late. If your favourite attraction doesn’t have anything listed as yet, do get in touch with them to see what their plans are. If you’re on a budget, check out these free things to do in Worcestershire as well.
This post covers the Worcestershire area only. If you are looking for half term days out in nearby counties, please see below:
All Things Wild Worcestershire February half term 2026
At the time of writing, there’s no particular event taking place at All Things Wild this February half term. However, it’s open daily throughout February and it’s always a great day out. See a variety of fun animals including a walk-through lemur encounter, step back in time to visit the dinosaur experience and enjoy the indoor and outdoor play areas and attractions. If you’re looking for something extra special, you can get up close with meerkats, capybara, reptiles, lemurs or farm animals. Or, be a keeper for a few hours.
Dates: Open daily throughout February
Website: All Things Wild, Worcestershire.
Attwell Farm Park
At present based on their website, it looks as though Attwell Farm Park is closed during February half term. However, they usually put on an event for the school holidays, so it may be that this hasn’t been added at the time of writing. If you’re thinking of visiting do check the website. Usually, February half term is a great time to visit and explore the farm park to see the animals, including newborn lambs, a guinea pig village and an interactive petting area. Head inside for a three-tier giant soft play area. There’s also a toddler play zone and giant sand pit barn. Outside, there are jumping pillows, bounce and flip pedal tractors and a play area including climbing and slides.
Dates: Half term 2026 opening not advertised at the time of writing.
Website: Attwell Farm Park.
Bodenham Arboretum
There are a few events taking place at Bodenham this half term but their website doesn’t give much away in terms of what each one involves. The details I’ve been able to find are below:
- Critter Quest: 14th to 22nd February 2026
- Help to build Ringo the Rock Snake: 14th to 22nd February 2026
- Animal Man: 16th to 19th February 2026
- Wilderness Explorers: 19th and 20th February 2026
- Craft sessions: 20th February 2026
Website: Bodenham Arboretum
Croome National Trust Worcestershire February half term 2026
Nature’s Kitchen Trail – a sensory trail through the park that encourages children to explore its sights, smells and sounds. Discover texture, create pretend recipes and learn about what the local wildlife might eat for dinner: 14th to 22nd February 2026. Free event, no need to book.
Plate painting workshops – Children can design and paint their own plate with tools and paints provided: 17th to 19th February 2026. Cost £4 per child. Advance booking essential.
Website: Croome National Trust
Hanbury Hall National Trust
Cupid’s Quest: Follow a cupid-inspired trail around the gardens and enjoy craft activities in the Long Gallery. Among the Greek Gods and Goddesses on paintings at Hanbury Hall is Aphrodite, known as the goddess of beauty and love. Her son Eros, the Greek God of love, was renamed Cupid by the Romans. Follow a trail and complete activities in the gardens that are inspired by the Cupid cherubs. Inside, there are cupid-inspired crafts in the Long Gallery. Cost: £2 for a booklet that allows children to do both the trail and the crafts.
Dates: 14th to 22nd February 2026.
Website: Hanbury Hall.
Hartlebury Castle
Legends unleashed: Children can decorate a wooden shield and sword to take home with them. Then, it’s time to explore the castle on a mythical beast quest. Admission cost with trail and crafts £4.50 or 50p for the trail only.
Dates: 17th to 20th February 2026.
Website: Hartlebury Castle.
Little Owl Farm Park Worcestershire February half term 2026
Little Owl Farm Park reopens for the season in time for half term. You can visit the expectant ewes, learn about lambing and see if you can time it right to see a lamb being born. Visit the pygmy goat kids in the petting barn and enjoy indoor play including soft play and pedal tractors, plus outdoor play including a commando course, climbing wall and bouncy pillows. They advise booking in advance.
Dates: From 14th February 2026.
Website: Little Owl Farm Park, Worcestershire.
The Falconry Centre
The Falconry Centre in Hagley offers children’s bird handling experiences during school holidays. Children aged 10 and over can have an hour experience and children aged 6 and over can have half an hour. The children will learn about a selection of birds such as owls, hawks and kestrels. They will have the opportunity to handle and fly the birds too. Parents don’t have to be left out either, you can also book a family or small group bird handling experience. All bird handling experiences need to be booked in advance. However, if you’d just like to just visit and see a flying display, they are open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 am to 3.30 pm and you can just turn up. Flying displays take place at 1pm.
Dates: Open Tuesday to Sunday throughout February 2026
Website: Falconry Centre.
West Midlands Safari Park
February half term 2026 is character week at the West Midlands Safari Park. As well as the usual attractions including the safari and rides, children can meet characters including Bluey, Chase from Paw Patrol, Paddington and SpongeBob. Check the website to see which characters are available to meet on each day of half term.
Dates: Open daily from 14th to 22nd February 2026.
Website: West Midlands Safari Park.
Review: You can read my West Midlands Safari Park review.
