February half term in East Sussex is nearly here, and there’s no shortage of fun things to do for families. Whether you’re planning a day out with younger children or looking for something that will keep your teens entertained, there’s plenty going on across the county. From interactive science shows and nature trails for kids, to adventure activities and escape rooms for teens, we’ve rounded up some of the best ideas to make the most of this February half term in East Sussex.
February half term in East Sussex – For kids
Wild Imagination Week, Sheffield Park & Garden, 14–22 February 2026
Get outdoors this half term at Wild Imagination Week in Sheffield Park & Garden, Uckfield. Every day there’s a different nature-inspired craft activity included with normal garden admission – from paper peacock feathers and origami to rock-painting and nature rubbings. Booking isn’t needed, but wellies are recommended for exploring the estate. A perfect way to enjoy February half term in East Sussex while letting the kids’ imaginations run wild.
Exciting Science, Eastbourne Hippodrome, 22 February 2026
For curious minds, Exciting Science at the Royal Hippodrome Theatre is a must-see. Kids can watch colourful experiments and interactive demonstrations – from volcanic eruptions to vacuum cleaner missile launchers – all designed to amaze and entertain.
K-Pop Dance Workshop, Hailsham, 18 February 2026
Get ready to shine like a K-pop idol at this high-energy workshop. Children aged 6 – 12, will learn fun choreography inspired by the K-pop phenomenon, building confidence, coordination, and musical skills. No prior dance experience is needed – just bring your biggest smile and superstar energy!
Half term activities at East Sussex libraries, various locations, 14 – 22 February
Local libraries across East Sussex are offering free activities throughout half term, for kids of all ages including crafting, storytelling, and themed creative workshops. Relaxed, welcoming, and totally free – you don’t even need to be a library member to join in.
Drusillas Park, Alfriston, 14 – 22 February 2026
From indoor and outdoor play areas to interactive zoo exhibits and family rides, Drusilla’s Park has it all. Children’s tickets are £5 with a full-paying adult when booked in advance this half term. A great day out for families looking for a mix of animals and adventure in February half term in East Sussex.
Moomins at Bodiam Castle, near Robertsbridge, 14 – 22 February 2026
Take a magical family-friendly wander around Bodiam Castle and follow the Moomins trail. Pick up a trail sheet, find all the characters, and enjoy fun games along the way. A simple, joyful way to enjoy February half term together inspired by Moominvalley.
February half term in East Sussex – For teens
Rage X-Treme, Polegate, Open all half term
Rage X-Treme is the ultimate destination for active teens looking for a high-intensity outlet. It’s a space designed for controlled destruction, where they can smash, break, and demolish in a safe, supervised environment. It’s the perfect spot to blow off some steam, channel that boundless energy, and leave the stress of the school week behind.
Dark skies trail, Seven Sisters Country Park, 14 February 2026
Seven Sisters offers excellent conditions for stargazing and astronomy walks. Book onto the Dark Skies Explorer Trail where Teens (and their families) interested in the outdoors or photography will enjoy the night scenery and enjoy talks from trail leaders.
The Underground Skate Park, Hastings, 18 – 22 February 2026
The Source Park is a huge underground skatepark located in the heart of Hastings, housing two skateparks. BMX and scooter sessions cater to teens of all abilities and are perfect for keeping active this half term regardless of the weather.
Branching Out Adventures, Halland, Open all half term
Take your adventures to new heights, Branching Out Adventures provides treetop activity and adventure, in a safe, professional environment. Activities include high ropes, climbing wall, zipwire, bounce out and giant swing.
DarkMaster Escape Rooms, Crowborough, Open all half term
Looking for an epic way to bond with your teens? Step into DarkMaster for a cinematic adventure packed with mystery and clever puzzles. It’s the perfect challenge for players aged 12 and up, and since adventurers under 17 need an adult teammate, it’s a great excuse to show the kids you’ve still got those world-class problem-solving skills.
Banger Racing, Arlington Stadium, 21 February 2026
For speed lovers, Arlington Stadium hosts Banger Racing, Junior Super Twos, and Rookie Rods. It’s loud, exciting, and totally memorable – a real highlight for teens in East Sussex this half term.
Let us know in the comments where you’re planning to go and what you’ll be getting up to during February half term in East Sussex. For more inspiration, check out our things to see and do pages for year-round family fun.
