Spring into action on an action-packed short break in Staffordshire.
With attractions and activities for teens, toddlers and everyone in between, you'll find there's more to see, do, taste and enjoy in Staffordshire.
No wonder it's the UK's biggest and best playground!
There’s nowhere quite like Staffordshire for a Spring Break
As the only county in England with a National Park (Peak District), National Landscape (Cannock Chase) and the National Forest you’ll be spoilt for choice! Whether you enjoy a leisurely countryside stroll, or prefer a challenging hillside hike you’ll find places to walk and cycle for all ages and abilities in Staffordshire.
Step into Spring at a walking festival
There are more than 90 walks to choose from at the National Forest Walking Festival, across the 200 square mile National Forest, while the Staffordshire Moorlands Walking Festival offers routes for all abilities, from the challenging terrain in The Roaches to leisurely countryside strolls in the Churnet Valley.
Enjoy more fun and excitement in Staffordshire
Staffordshire is a thrill seekers paradise, with our world-famous theme parks re-opening in Spring for the 2025 season. Tackle the iconic rollercoasters at Alton Towers Resort and Drayton Manor Resort, chill out on the slopes at the Snowdome, or make a splash on the slides and flumes at Waterworld!
Blooming great Staffordshire Spring gardens
Explore Staffordshire’s gardens and parks as they burst into life this Spring. Trentham’s annual Spring Bulb Festival brings a colourful display, while the Dorothy Clive Garden has a collection of stunning azaleas and rhododendrons. And carpets of abundant bluebells can be enjoyed in woodlands throughout the county.
Award-winning Staffordshire hospitality
Check out the latest Staffordshire Tourism Awards winners, where you’re assured of the warmest welcome, top-notch food & drink and excellent accommodation to make your Staffordshire Spring break one to remember!
