Huckleberry Woods
Faversham, East Kent
Image: Huckleberry WoodsHuckleberry Woods is a small, rustic farm near Faversham where micro pigs, miniature donkeys, teddy bear sheep, pygmy goats and alpacas roam freely around an old orchard. Book a relaxed 2-hour visit, add an experience such as a micro pig or donkey walk, then enjoy tea and cake at the mini cafe while children use the little play area. It suits families and animal lovers who want a quiet, uncrowded day out.
Highlights
- Free-ranging micro pigs, miniature donkeys, teddy bear sheep, pygmy goats and alpacas
- Micro pig walks and private piggy encounters
- Miniature donkey and teddy bear sheep walks
- Mini cafe with tea and cake
- Small play area for children
Good to know
- Guest numbers are limited, so pre-booking is essential
- Wear sturdy, closed-toed footwear: no flip-flops, sandals or Crocs
- Arrive at the start of your booked session
- The visit is entirely outdoors in a natural, unmanicured orchard
Getting there
Huckleberry Woods, Near Faversham, Kent, ME13 0FA
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