Christmas Tree Farm

we are very lucky to live a 10 minute drive from christmas tree farm. My daughter who is now 14 months first went at 10 months & we've been twice since. For those worried about recent health scares they have hand washing facilities clearly signposted with hot water, soap and drying machines. This is a nice couple of hours if the adults go with a friend or about 1,5 hours just parent & child without stopping for tea. Some of the animals are 'loose' so you may need to warn a more timid child that very small goats, chickens, turkeys may appear behind them and pop their head into the bucket of food. None of these animals ...  Read the complete review

We went to Christmas Tree Farm last weekend on the recommendation of friends. It is essentially a farm of animals, most of which which can be petted and fed by adults and children alike. Some of the animals are not traditional farm animals e.g. Ostriches and Alpacas and a few cannot be petted, but you can still get pretty close. You can buy little buckets of feed for 50p/£1. This feed is suitable for all animals. Entrance is great value at £3 for adults. £1.50 for children and Under 2's free. *What animals are there? There are 2 Jersey cows called " Betty & Daisy, 2 Donkeys called Ellie & J.C. and various ponies, including miniature ...  Read the complete review

When I was little farms were a part of our childhood. On a sunday we would get in a the car and drive until we found a children's farm so we could feed the animals. Now, unfortunatly they are slowly but surely closing due to lack of funding. When we had our daughter we decided to look for a farm and came accross christmas tree farm, which by the way is not full of christmas trees. It is in the heart of kent off the m25 junction 4 in Down village near Cudham. When you approach the car park you can see all the sweet animals running around in the fields. It costs 50p for children over two and £1.50 for adults. Under two's are free. You can ...  Read the complete review

Christmas Tree Farm offers us all the opportunity to visit the country. I actually dropped in there last year when travelling around Kent on a camping holiday. I had intended to simply break up a long journey, but instead found that the farm gave more entertainment than I had anticipated. The animals to be found there are all kept in good conditions, and are clearly happy and healthy, despite being subjected, at times, by a little too much love from the visiting children. They may be fed and fondled, both of which make them even happier, and yet the farm is more than just a cuddly pet's corner. Here is a real opportunity for town children to sample a ...  Read the complete review

I've been here twice recently and it really is great for a half day out. Its cheap too - about £2 for an adult and less for children. Buckets of animal feed are either £1 or 50p. Everyone will enjoy a trip to Christmas Tree Farm. Children will enjoy the close contact with the many farm animals as they are able to feed and stroke them (this includes stroking chickens which are happy to be carried around by the children!). All the animals go mad for the animal feed provided, even the cows ! The animals are kept in natural conditions, having large areas to roam about in and they do seem to get a bit mixed up as the day progresses, so much so that ...  Read the complete review