South of England Rare Breeds Centre: Located deep in the heart of the glorious Kent country side the Centre is an unbeatable family day out. With lots of new attractions have opened for Easter 2004 plus all the old favourites, no other attraction offers so much to see and do for all ages and interests. Here the emphasis is on getting 'up close and personal' with our friendly animals, having fun and enjoying over 120 acres of woodland, fields, lakes and ponds that make up the farm.
All in a good cause
The Rare Breeds Centre is owned and operated by The Canterbury Oast Trust, a charity dedicated to the care and occupational development of adults with physical and learning difficulties. All income from your visit goes directly towards helping fund our vital work.
In addition, the Centre is helping to preserve many historic breeds of British farm animals which are in danger of dying out.
For more information about South of England Rare Breeds Centre, please contact 01233 861493, or see event details on the left.
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