‘Shanks’ pony to horse drawn carriage ride in Kent Downs

Trosley Country Park

Spend the afternoon in one of the Kent Downs AONB country parks. Trosley Country Park is great to get your wildings out into the fresh air. There’s a wonderful array of wildlife to see and several trails, suitable for buggies and wheelchairs too.  

The Bluebell Café serves delicious homemade snacks, light meals and cakes made from local produce. Your dog will love their homemade dog biscuits! 

Harvel House Farm Shop / Bluebell Cafe

Along the Harvel Hike route you’ll pass Harvel House Farm shop, selling a mouthwatering selection of savoury foods including, pork and game pies, scotch eggs, quiche, cooked ham and their famous sausage rolls! As well as delicious cakes, sweets and fudge to keep those tired legs moving!

Or try a tasty seasonal menu made with local produce back at the Bluebell cafe at Trosley Country Park.

The Nevill Bull/George Pub

Visit The Nevill Bull pub at Birling, serving delicious locally supplied home cooked food for all the family.

Try the family run George pub at Trottiscliffe famous for its homemade shortcrust pies made with delicious local produce!  A great family pub with a great children’s play area and childrens menu.

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Badgells Wood Bell Tents / North Downs Countryside Hideaway

Try a family glamping experience at Bagells Wood Bell Tents. The site is completely off grid (but does have hot water showers!) although a local pizza company (Stone Willy’s) will deliver to the campsite!

If it’s not camping weather try this self-catered North Downs Countryside Hideaway located close to Trosley Country Park and the North Downs Way. This compact modern space sleeps 4.