Goat Walking Under The Stars
Betteshanger Country Park and Kent Mining Museum, Deal · 1 November to 31 December 2026
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A guided evening walk through Betteshanger Country Park near Deal, where participants carry lanterns and walk a Tiny Hooves goat under the stars. A hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows is included in the ticket price. The walk suits families, couples and friends, and booking is recommended.
Highlights
- Evening lantern walk with a Tiny Hooves goat
- Hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows included
- Participants must sign a waiver, and dogs are not permitted
Getting there
Betteshanger Country Park and Kent Mining Museum, CT14 0BF
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