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Kids' juicing workshops at Brogdale Collections

Brogdale Collections, Faversham · 27 October to 30 October 2026

Kids' juicing workshops at Brogdale Collections, from Brogdale CollectionsImage: Brogdale Collections
27 Oct to 30 Oct

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A hands-on half-term session in the heritage orchards of the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale. Children taste and pick different apple varieties, help prepare and press them, and take home fresh juice in a reusable Brogdale bottle.

Highlights

  • Pick apples in the heritage orchards
  • Press your own apple juice
  • Reusable Brogdale bottle with every child ticket

Good to know

  • All visits must be pre-booked and bookings are non-refundable
  • Children must stay with an adult, with extra supervision for under 5s
  • Dogs are not allowed in the orchards
  • Free parking; the café and gift shop are closed on Mondays

Getting there

Brogdale Collections, Brogdale Farm, Brogdale Road, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8XZ

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Checked on 16 October 2026 against brogdalecollections.org. Details change, so please confirm with the organiser before you travel. How we check

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