The cost £13 per Adult and £13 per child or £45 for a family of four. Definately not worth the money.......Farm doesn't even come i to it as it covers 2% of the very small area. The few attractions that are there are quite good, especially the Magic Factory but most of the rides and activities have to be paid... more

Strange mix of small farm meets fairground rides, a few old tanks in a shed, terrible waxwork museum, Yesterdays world and a few bits of information on hop farming! £13 entrance fee for adults and kids and then you have to pay £2 for all the rides once you get in. £2 each for dodgems, inflatable slide, plastic rodeo, £4... more

What a disappointment - a farm with almost no animals, lots of concrete and poor quality cafeterias. Having gone on a cold Bank Holiday (stupid but the advertising promised lots of things to do for children both indoor and outdoor). Unfortunately, the whole of the South-East of England had the same idea and queued in the snow to get tickets,... more

This place is only worth a visit if you want to go there for one of the events, but be warned that the usual hop farm activities are not usually running when their is an event. As an attraction in its own right it is terrible and could do with considerable updating. more

The Hop Farm near Paddock Wood has things going on all year but my favorate is the War and Peace and the Bike show ( see seperate review ). Both of these are held in the summer around June or July. If you can stay onsite camping for the weekend. There are food and drink stalls and entertainment stalls with... more