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Mumsnet Discussions: Days out recommendations : Reindeer Centre, Bethersden, Kent - anyone? (13 messages)
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Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By hellsbells76 on Thu 13-Nov-08 16:35:54
DS(6) has his friend (same age) coming to stay next weekend and I was thinking of taking them here - anyone been? any good? Will also have 2 year old DD with us so hopefully she'll be entertained too!

(sticks in craw to be doing christmassy stuff in november but I expect they'll love it)
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By ingles2 on Thu 13-Nov-08 16:45:42
I wouldn't hellsbells...
A really dirty chicken farm last time I went.
Go to the rare breeds instead
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By hellsbells76 on Thu 13-Nov-08 16:47:12
ah we go there all the time as a couple of my friends work there, was hoping to do something different! but maybe better the devil you know....
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By ingles2 on Thu 13-Nov-08 16:47:13
here
really nice for young dcs and a great charity as well.
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By ingles2 on Thu 13-Nov-08 16:48:53
ok,...
how about Bodiam castle?
or Bewl Water
or poke around in rye
ride your bikes at rye harbour
ooohhhh
how about Groombridge in TW's?
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By ingles2 on Thu 13-Nov-08 16:50:48
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By hellsbells76 on Thu 13-Nov-08 16:56:26
yup we'll probably do groombridge, ds loved it last time we went. will see what the weather does between now and then though, could get extremely muddy which is not fun with all those steep slopes!! thanks
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By RomanCandleQueen on Thu 13-Nov-08 17:01:05
I love Rye and come from there originally, but it is not a very child-friendly town.
Can't think of one shop/restaurant/public toilet with baby changing facilities, and the pavements are quite narrow for pushchairs.
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By RomanCandleQueen on Thu 13-Nov-08 17:01:58
Sorry, just re-read OP! Nappy changing and pushchair problems probably not a deal-breaker for you!
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By karenpiney on Sun 14-Dec-08 17:15:22
Do not go to reindeer centre Kent TN26
Like a mud bath. Queue to park. No choice but to park in a muddy field where you are guaranteed to get your car stuck.
Poorly kept chickens and pigs. Queue for hrs to get an expensive ticket that gains you entry to a crappy old barn, a merchandise shop and a burger van.... Not a good day out. Take my advice. Didn't see one reindeer shock
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By pippibluestocking on Mon 22-Dec-08 15:34:18
Oh dear, have promised two DC, 6 & 4 that we'll go there on Xmas Eve- is it really that bad, website infers that there reindeers galore! If really is grim, need urgent ideas of where else to go - within 1 hour of SE London ideally and with a Santa Claus and animals. Help!!
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By hellsbells76 on Mon 22-Dec-08 15:37:15
rare breeds centre
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By pippibluestocking on Tue 23-Dec-08 10:52:17
Santa not there on Christmas Eve sad


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