Druidstone Park, Canterbury

Whether you are interested in meeting our many friendly animals, having fun in the adventure play areas, finding peace and tranquility in the enchanted woodland, or just relaxing in the idyllic surroundings of the park garden, you won't be disappointed.

Set in a landscape valuable, not only for its natural beauty, but moreover its abundance of wildlife and flora. Visit around Easter time, and you will be astounded by the fabulous display of bluebells in the woodland. Summer brings the budleja (butterfly tree) into full glorious flower. During autumn you can discover woodland fungi and winter buds, whilst throughout the year rhododendrons, conifers and other well established shrubs and trees make the Park a delight to visit.

Follow the trail around the Enchanted Woodland, and discover the sleeping dragon, and other magical creatures. The trail provides much fascinating information about the diversity of the trees and animals that dwell within, whilst charming you with its mystical themes.

Adventure play areas, under-cover picnic areas and imaginative creations like our labyrinth walk, all set amidst the breathtaking settings of our parkland and gardens, all add to an unforgettable day out for all the family.

All the necessary amenities are provided: refreshments and snacks, toilet facilities and suitable access for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed in the park, for the safety and well-being of the animals. The Park is situated halfway between Canterbury and Whitstable, on a main bus route, which stops directly outside the gates. There is also ample free parking.

Druidstone is the ideal place for a break from the madness of town life, where the kids can expend their energy in a safe environment. Stop off for a few hours or stay the whole day, the admission price won't burn a hole in your pocket.