For most schools in Lancashire, the February half term runs from Monday, February 16 to Friday, February 20.
If you’re already wondering what to do with your little ones that week, take a look at the pages below for inspiration.
There’s all sorts happening across the county, from K-Pop parties, adventure trails, to ice exhibits and even a mud festival.
1. Mudfest 2025
Grab your wellies and head to WWT Martin Mere this February half term, from February 14-22. You can cook up a muddy masterpiece in their mud kitchen, take on a muddy obstacle courses, take part in a 'Muddy Bake Off', and much more. There's also shows and the rest of the reserve to explore. | Contributed
2. Fylde Ice Festival
The Fylde Ice Festival is back again! After its successful visit to St Annes in 2025, this popular daylong event will return to Fylde once again and this time take place in the centre of Lytham. Have a go on the ice carving wall in Clifton Square, see a number of pre carved ice sculptures around town on the ice trail with themes linked to Lytham, plus watch a live carving demonstration take place in front of your very eyes with Ice experts. Runs from 10am to 4pm on February 14. | Contributed
3. Pleasure Beach Resort, Blackpool
For the second year in a row, the park will open its gates early - as part of a resort-wide commitment to extending the Blackpool season. The theme park will open Nickelodeon Land throughout February half term (Saturday, February 14 until Sunday, February 22) and at £25, tickets cost much less than a standard eTicket. But it’s the return of the ‘Adventure Package’ that is expected to be the biggest hit with families - for £40 per person, it includes a Nickelodeon Land eTicket, entry to Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, a round of Adventure Golf and a skating session at Pleasure Beach Resort Arena with free skate hire. | PBR
4. Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre, Brock, Garstang, Lancashire https://www.theflowerbowl.uk/ Looking for a number of attractions and activities under one roof that are a little different to the norm? Look no further than Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre. While everyone knows and loves a game of ten pin bowling, not many get the chance to combine that with a curling session on one of England’s only Olympic size curling rinks, or a game of crazy pool. There is also mini golf and a cinema which features incredible, plush sofas for you to relax and watch the latest movies one. https://www.theflowerbowl.uk/
Looking for a number of attractions and activities under one roof that are a little different to the norm? Look no further than Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre. While everyone knows and loves a game of ten pin bowling, not many get the chance to combine that with a curling session on one of England’s only Olympic size curling rinks, or a game of crazy pool. There is also mini golf and a cinema which features incredible, plush sofas for you to relax and watch the latest movies one. https://www.theflowerbowl.uk/ | National World Photo: Lancashire Post