Frampton Farm
Dover, East Kent
Frampton Farm is a small working farm near Dover that offers hands-on, pre-booked animal experiences, most of them exclusive to your group. Shadow the farmer on a feed round, walk goats or alpacas, or meet lambs, kids and piglets in spring. It suits families and animal lovers, and most experiences last 1 to 2 hours.
Highlights
- VIP Animal Experience shadowing the farmer on a feed round (May to October)
- Goat experience and walk with pygmy and Boer goats
- Alpaca walking from July to September, for ages 8 and up
- Spring lambing and baby animal visits
- Summer holiday family farm mornings
Good to know
- Pre-booking is essential and slots close 48 hours ahead
- Most experiences need at least 2 people
- Minimum ages apply, starting from 3 years on many experiences
Getting there
Frampton Farm, Hougham Court Lane, Church Hougham, Dover, Kent, CT15 7AF
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