Kent is also known as the Garden of England so you would expect a wide choice for outdoor family days out and there are many listed here. Kent has plenty of attractions to entertain the kids like the Secret Wartime Tunnels in the white cliffs of Dover, the child friendly parks and museums in Canterbury as well as its great cathedral. There are also lovely family farms and wild life centres in Ashford, Hythe, Dartford or Faversham just waiting for a family visit.
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Coolings ‘green and pleasant’ has a fantastic nature trail, which is a great place to bring the children, and it is absolutely free! The Green and pleasant section is separate from the garden centre and can be found a short distance up the road. Make sure you pick up a bag of food to ...
A lovely way to get your fresh fruit and vegetables is to ‘pick your own’. Hewitts Farm in Orpington is the place to go for this. There is a wide variety to pick throughout the year and the picking season usually starts in June. Strawberries, apples, pears, plums, runner beans, brocc...
Rochester Castle was built during the Norman era and is situated on the top of a hill on the edge of the town. Today the castle is maintained by English Heritage. There is no car park available specifically for the castle but there are a number of parking spaces in the town with easy ac...
Norman Park is located on Bromley Common, and consists of wide open green space, woodland and parkland. Due to the flat terrain it is suitable for pushchairs, running, cycling and generally for your little ones to roam free in. It is also home to a large athetics track. There is s s...
