10 Fun Activities & Games in Worcester That You Shouldn't Miss

Currently the largest all weather outdoor 18 holes Adventure Golf Course in the West Midlands. Sound effects included. Free Parking. Food & Drink services provided on site. Wheelchair and Pushchair accessible Groups and Family discounts available.

We host groups of between 2 to 6 people whose aim it is to complete the game objective with 60 minutes. The idea is simple: we put you in a room and you have one hour to escape. There are a series of puzzles and codes hidden throughout the room which will help you achieve your ultimate goal - Escape.

I offer glass fusing classes for 1-6 people and Chris offers pottery wheel classes for 1-4 in Worcester. We are flexible on dates and times and we have combined courses too. You can throw and decorate pots or make glass jewellery, coasters, sun-catchers, decorations etc and we fire them in a kiln for you to collect (or postage at cost) at later date. Please see website for details. Enamelling too.

Gheluvelt Park is a memorial park built in honour of those lost in the First World War. It straddles Barbourne Brook and has two distinct areas - a formal park to the east, and an informal area managed for wildlife conservation to the west, next to the River Severn. There's a free car park by the Waterworks Road entrance.

Enjoy a fantastic day for all ages set in a 10 acre maize field with the Malvern Hills as a fantastic backdrop. The Great Worcester Maze has lots to entertain for a full day out. Whether you choose to do a simple trail or be courageous and explore the large maze be sure to have a fantastic time, then play and relax in the adjoining courtyard with games such as; 'Goalie' Football, Rope Maze and many other giant garden games. Be sure to get plenty of perfect photo opportunities with the backdrop of the Malvern Hills and for the less bouncy and adventuresome get some refreshments and relax with the enjoyment of the fresh air and open space. To enjoy this countryside fun more than once this summer why not buy a season ticket to have no limit on the amount of times you visit! There is a picnic facility with food and refreshments available on site, gifts and merchandise are also available. Toilets and disabled toilets are available, with free parking on site. In the interest of safety and hygiene only guide dogs allowed.

Redpoint Worcester offers both roped walls and a large bouldering area. We offer a wide range of lessons to suit both the novice and more advanced climbers and we are a great place for a party for all ages. The centre also has a fully fitted cafe for you to relax and watch all the action.

Fort Royal Park is located south-east of Worcester within the Cathedral Ward of Worcester, with the main entrance being on Wylds Lane. Fort Royal Park is of critical historical significance to the city, as the site of the 1651 Battle of Worcester, the final battle of the English Civil War. It was also visited by the second and third Presidents of the United States of America, John Adams and Thoma

Worcester Racecourse is a picturesque venue in the heart of Worcester, nestling on the banks of the River Severn. The racecourse offers a great day or evening out, to spend with family, colleagues, friends or clients. The racecourse hosts approximately 20 fixtures each year, from May - October.