Take a look behind the scenes at Shepherd Neame – Britain’s oldest brewer. You guide will take you through the heart of the brewery so you can see the traditional mash tuns; taste natural mineral water from the brewery’s well; try some malted barley; smell locally-grown Kentish hops; see bygone delivery vehicles and step into a recreated cooper’s workshop. Finally there’s a fascinating tutored tasting of Shepherd Neame’s Kentish ales and speciality lagers. Tours run most days - advance booking is strongly recommended and you should allow 2 hours for your visit

A small, family-run, rustic, farm animal attraction devoted entirely to micro and miniature animals. See cute micro pigs, miniature donkeys, Teddy Bear and Valais sheep, pgymy goats, alpacas and miniature chickens. You can even arrange to take them for a walk (extra charges apply). Small play area for the children while you chill in the mini cafe area. With only a small number of visitors booked in at any one time, our guests are able to spend a peaceful couple of hours mingling with our tame animals, many of them free-ranging. Huckleberry Woods is not the sort of place where you rush between loads of animal enclosures and man-made distractions. It offers an hour or two of peace and serenity. Time to relax. Time to 'be' not just 'do', time to reconnect with nature and experience close interaction with animals. Based minutes from Faversham in Kent. Closed Mondays and Wednesdays - ADVANCE BOOKING REQUIRED. Sturdy shoes required to enter - strictly no open toed sandals or flip-flops.

Offering fantastic Target experience days at our wonderful venue, Willow Farm in Kent, come along to learn Instinctive, Field and Target Archery along with Laser clay shooting and Axe throwing. We are also available to book off site for schools, youth groups, weddings, events and corporate days.

The beautiful Georgian house of Belmont, set in formal gardens and parkland, is a completely unspoilt and distinctive example of the work of architect Samuel Wyatt. The house was bought by General George Harris in 1801 with the prize money from his successful military career in India. Later, in 1815, he was created Lord Harris in recognition of his victory over Tipu Sultan at the battle of Seringapatam. Belmont contains fabulous mementoes of the family's history and travels - paintings, furniture, Indian silverware and one of the finest and most extensive collection of clocks in private hands in the country, assembled by the 5th Lord. The Gardens at Belmont are full of interest throughout every season. The Kitchen Garden has beautiful Victorian Greenhouses, along with figs, hops, soft fruits and traditional apple and pear varieties. The Walled Garden contains a pond and is adjacent to the Pinetum complete with grotto. Open Sat for tours at 2.15Pm and 3.15Pm, Sun & BH Mon for tours at 2.15Pm, 3.00Pm and 3.45Pm, tea room open for home-made cakes and cream teas from 1.Oopm at weekends. Wednesday tours are at 11.00Am and 1.00Pm,tearoom open Wednesday for light lunches.

Mount Ephraim Gardens is a family owned estate set in ten acres of stunning Edwardian terraced gardens against a backdrop of the beautiful Kent countryside. Explore the gardens, relax in the Tea Room or stay in the Manor House. Highlights are the elaborate and unusual topiary, Millennium Rose Garden and a traditional herbaceous border. The gardens also feature a Japanese rock garden, water garden and lake, arboretum and a spectacular grass maze with a small play area - an ideal spot for picnic. No visit is complete without lunch or tea in the West Wing Tea Room. With five B&B Guest Rooms, each individually decorated and with incredible views over the estate, ensuite bathroom, flatscreen TVs and tea and coffee making facilities, it's the perfect country retreat. Wake up in the Manor House, enjoy a sumptuous breakfast and have the gardens to yourself before visitors arrive from 11am. Mount Ephraim is also available for weddings, corporate events, filming and photo sessions.

A museum dedicated to the History of Faversham. There is no entrance charge. There are childrens' trails and activities. An introductory display is followed by several rooms on different periods. There are also exhibitions on the historic industries of Faversham; Gunpowder and Explosives, Brick Making, Ship Building, Hop Picking and Agriculture. Don't miss our working historic (1950s) Strowager telephone exchange - watch the operation of the selectors and relays as you dial a call. You can make your own way round the museum, or the Volunteers can help you find your way and explain exhibits. We are currently reorganising the museum, but are opening as often as possible, especially school holidays. Check our hours on this page.