Kent Life - Family Fun You'll Remember

For the Kids in Autumn & Winter

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• Advent Windows

  Seek out our Advent Windows this Christmas, each day a new picture will appear.

  Visit more than 3 times between the 1 and 24 December and win a special prize!

  Post your advent sheet into our special box on your very last visit before Christmas Eve and the guest with the most return visits will win a bigger prize still!!

  Can you find all 24...?

• Cuddle Corner

  Children of all ages can stroke, hold and cuddle some of our cutest and smallest animals including our rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and ducks.

  The Cuddle Corner area is also where many of our rabbits and guinea pigs live; Next time you pass by, see how many you can spot...?

   

  T&Cs - the small print

  • Opening times and days vary please Contact Us for information.

• Indoor Soft Play Area

  Three storeys of rope bridges, slides and tunnels galore, scramble nets, toddler area, coffee bar and more.
  
  Don't miss out! Come for some messing around,
  To Kent Life's magnificent soft playground.

  Coffee Bar
  Whilst the kids are running wild, enjoy a variety of sandwiches, cakes, hot and cold beverages and also a large selection of children's snacks and soft drinks including Slush Puppies.
  
  The Building
  We are sympathetic to the heritage of all of our historic buildings and so the indoor play area is free-standing, only being bolted to the floor so no damage has been created to the walls or the eaves of this 18th century barn.

   

  T&Cs - the small print

  • Opening times and days of the Play Barn Coffee Bar vary please Contact Us for information.

• Outdoor Adventure Play Area

  We have two outdoor playgrounds...

  Our biggest is near the play barn and has fun-tastic nest swings, lots of climbing frames, a shepherd's den, a gypsy wagon, large xylophone, a toddler area and slide and a replica Oast House tower with a super fun slide to wizz down!

  Our other outdoor playground is discretely located behind the Tea Room and has chain bridges, piggy benches, a wooden horsey, stepping blocks and more.

• Paint-a-Pot Studio*

   

  Be creative and paint your very own masterpiece on a figurine or money box of your choice, to remember you day by. Don't forget these make ideal personalised pressies too!

  Open weekends and school holidays!!

  

   

   

   

   

   

  T&Cs - the small print

  • Prices range from £2.50 to £7.50
  • Opening times and days vary please Contact Us for information.

   

• Quad Bikes*

  Whizz around the race track on the junior electric quad bikes and see if you can make it all the way round without bumping the sides.

  

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

  T&Cs - the small print

  • Opening times and days vary please Contact Us for information.
  • £1 per ride
  • Suitable for four to ten year olds only.
  • Children under four must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Children must be supervised by their parent/guardian at all times.
  • Do not run/walk onto the track whilst the quad bikes are moving.
  • Look both ways before walking on to the track.
  • Do not stand up on the quad bikes.
  • Look out for other moving quad bikes before getting on or off.
  • Do not deliberately ram into or bump other quad bikes.
  • Only drive in the direction of the arrows.
  • Shoes must be worn at all times.
  • Keep arms and legs inside the quad bikes at all times.
  • No food or drink is allowed to be taken on the quad bike.
  • The quad bikes do not give change.
  • Children must be securely seated before inserting the coin.

• Wooden Hunts

  Be on the look out for wooden cut outs hidden all around our grounds. These could be chickens at Easter, piggies in the Summer, ghosts at Halloween or snowmen at Christmas.

  Find them all and win a yummy treat from the Gift Shop! Don't forget to look all around, inside and outside, up and down.

• Write Santa a Letter

  Everyday from the 1st to 24 December you can write Santa a Letter.

  A traditional was of getting your letter to Father Christmas is to throw it into a basket in the fireplace and as if by magic, overnight the draught will carry it to the North Pole where Father Christmas lives.