If you’re planning how to keep the kids entertained this May half term, Stoke-on-Trent has plenty to offer. Whether you’re after fun, culture, or something outdoorsy, there are lots of local activities to choose from.
Here are seven things to do in and around Stoke-on-Trent during the May half term:
- Trentham Monkey Forest – Walk among free-roaming Barbary macaques in a unique woodland setting. A great mix of fun and education.
- World of Wedgwood – Let kids explore their creativity with pottery painting and family workshops. It’s ideal for a rainy day during the May half term.
- Gladstone Pottery Museum – Hands-on displays, live demos, and special events for children make this a top pick for half term history lovers.
- Stoke Ski Centre – Try something new like tubing or skiing. Sessions are suitable for beginners and perfect for school holiday energy.
- Middleport Pottery – During May half term, the site often hosts craft activities and treasure hunts for families.
- Ford Green Hall – This historic house museum usually puts on family-friendly trails and craft activities during the May half term.
- Local Libraries – Most Stoke libraries run free storytelling sessions and workshops for kids all week long.
The May half term is a brilliant time to enjoy the best of Stoke-on-Trent. From outdoor adventure to creative learning, the city offers something for every family.
If you’re new to the area or thinking of moving here, this mix of attractions is just one reason why Stoke-on-Trent is such a great place to live.
