Paid a lot to enter and expected a lot more could see a lot more in my friends farm

loved the charm and peaceful ditached nature of the place. individual and unique.

if you are stuck for something to do, you could do a lot worse than to visit here. Its peaceful and yet a great place for the kids to let off some steam. Summer is the best time to visit.

Visited with the kids for a day out. The park was poorly organised and not much to do.

I recently visited here for the first time yesterday and thought it was beautiful. The walk through the woods was lovely and my brother really enjoyed seeing little things hidden in the woods. It is really affordable and a great day out for all the family. Very recomended.

I'd heard a lot about it and am aware that it used to be a wildlife park. There I think is the point. DRUIDSTONE IS NOT A WILDLIFE PARK. What it is in reality is an opportunity for anyone, family or otherwise to enjoy a natural setting in a relaxed and well managed way. The animals of course are great.... More

We have visited Druidstone every year in the bluebell season for about 9 years as we live in Canterbury. It is small compared to some but offers a lot: a fanatsic and safe bluebell wood, lots of birds and animals, climbing frames for children of different ages and nice walks with artwork. I personally find the goblins etc rather silly... More

Oh dear oh dear. This is something you would see on a disasterous holiday program. Expensive and run down with uninterested staff. Don't waste your time or money.

We visited the attraction with an eight month old. He loved the goats that came running up and could not stop giggling. We much preferred Druidstone to the nearby farming world; far more animal interaction and you can actually feed the animals. The woodland walk was short but enjoyable. The fact that the paths were littered with sweet chestnuts and... More