Things to do with older kids in Worcestershire?

[MotherOfSuburbia]

I'm looking for people who are in the know about Worcestershire. We're staying for a few days in a cottage near Stourport and I'm looking for some activities to get my walk-avoident teenagers out and about.
I took a look at West Mids Safari ok but reviews seem to be very mixed so would love to know if that's worth the money. Also any other active, exciting places to go which won't immediately be deemed 'boring'!
Thanks so much for any help!

I (and my teens) love the safari park.
There are also rides there (pay extra for a wristband), but I don't like rides so no idea how good they are. We spend a day there most years, just with the animals (well, 2 days, as you get free return entry).

Severn Valley Railway is nearby if that is their thing

I think the Black Country Museum is a good day out if you haven't been. Or even up to Ironbridge (I know I'm heading out of Worcs).

Escape rooms in Worcester, go ape near Kidderminster, canal boat day trips, laser quest in Malvern, I like the safari park too, trip to Birmingham?

Fantastic fish and chip shop on the bridge at nearby Bewdley. Kinver Edge and the rock houses were pretty interesting too.

Go Ape at Wyre Forest
Crazy Golf at Mini Pro Golf Parks
Churchfields Ice Cream Cafe - At any one time, they stock over 36 flavours!
Cyber Q Escape Rooms
Redpoint indoor climbing centre at Worcester
Crystal Leisure Centre in Stourbridge has a wave machine, waterslides, rapids and waterfalls. Sometimes they have a large inflatable assault course in the pool.

Thanks so much - will definitely take a look at some of these. X