West Midland Safari Park
Follow the drive-through safari, see animals from around the world and explore walk-through areas and family attractions.
Animals, trains, museums, forests, parks and hands-on adventures. Find places across Worcestershire for the whole family to enjoy.
Worcestershire has family days out ranging from major visitor attractions to woodland adventures, historic railways and smaller local museums.
Spend a day seeing animals, travel through the Severn Valley by steam train, head into the forest or discover somewhere indoors when the weather has other ideas.
There are options for different ages and budgets, making it easy to build a family day around the part of the county you want to explore.
Some of Worcestershire's best known attractions can easily fill most of a day.
Follow the drive-through safari, see animals from around the world and explore walk-through areas and family attractions.
Travel through the countryside on one of Britain's best known heritage railways, with stations and attractions along the route.
Combine forest walking with high ropes, zip wires and outdoor challenges amongst the trees of Wyre Forest.
Smaller attractions, museums and open spaces can work just as well for a few hours out together.
Explore rescued historic buildings and discover how people lived and worked in earlier generations.
Explore Bromsgrove →Discover Redditch's needle-making story and explore the historic mill beside Bordesley Abbey.
Explore Redditch →Step inside one of Worcester's most historic buildings and discover stories from the English Civil War.
Explore Worcester →Open space, lakeside paths and plenty of room for a more relaxed family day outside.
Explore Redditch →A distinctive outdoor swimming pool and popular warm-weather destination in the heart of the town.
Explore Droitwich Spa →Discover local crafts, industries and everyday life in a museum set around historic buildings and courtyards.
Explore Bewdley →Not every family day out needs tickets or a packed itinerary. Worcestershire has parks, forests and countryside where the main attraction is simply being outside.
Clent Hills, Wyre Forest, Arrow Valley Country Park and the Malvern Hills all offer opportunities for walking, picnics and time away from busy town centres.
Explore walks & outdoors →Museums, heritage buildings and cultural venues give you alternatives when an outdoor day is not ideal.
Explore The Commandery, Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum and other historic city attractions.
Discover the machinery, skills and people behind Kidderminster's world-famous carpet industry.
Combine the town's churches and heritage quarter with cafés and other places around the centre.
Film, theatre and live entertainment at Pershore's independent community arts centre.
School holiday activities, trails, festivals, performances and seasonal events take place throughout Worcestershire.
Discover walks, attractions, history, food and places to visit across the county.