Deer keeping: Winter Feed
Knole, Sevenoaks · 12 December to 13 December 2026
Image: KnoleA winter morning feeding session for the deer herd at Knole, led by the estate's Park and Deer Keeper, Dom Andrews. Visitors watch the herd come in to feed, learn how the deer are looked after through the winter and can put questions to the keeper. The session lasts about 30 minutes and ends with a hot drink in the Hayloft, and it is not suitable for children under seven.
Highlights
- Watch the deer herd come in to feed with the estate's Park and Deer Keeper
- Meet by the picnic area next to the car park from 9.20am
- Tickets are £7.50 per person and booking is recommended
Getting there
Knole, TN15 0RP
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