Top Wheelchair Friendly Holiday Attractions in Kent - what to do, where to go and what to see
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Below you will find some great things to do and see in Kent that provide good access to wheelchairs. Whether you are looking for some family fun, visit relaxing and peaceful gardens or immerse yourself in the history and culture of Kent then take a look at some great ideas below.
And, if you are still looking to book your self catering accommodation we have listed some great Kent cottages and apartments close to the attractions and available direct from independent owners and leading holiday operators.
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Romneu, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, New Romney
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
This was the world's smallest public railway when it opened in July 1927. It now runs regular passenger services covering a distance of 13 ½ miles from the picturesque Cinque Port of Hythe to the fishermen's cottages and lighthouses at Dungeness.
Wildwood, Herne Bay
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Set in 40 acres of ancient woodland, this unique discovery park is home to more that 300 animals from more that 50 species. See owls and otters, bees and beavers, wild boar and wolves.
Druidstone Park, Canterbury
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Set in attractive gardens and woodland, Druidstone caters for the imaginations of all ages. Go on a discovery trail through the enchanted woodland and enjoy hands on experiences in the farmyard. Discover the sleeping dragon and other mystical and magical creatures in the enchanted woodland trail, home to a herd of white fallow deer.
Groombridge Place Gardens & Enchanted Forest, Tunbridge Wells
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
In addition to the formal gardens, visit the enchanted forest and enjoy exciting playgrounds, huge swings, strange plants, giant rabbits and shy deer. Don't miss the raised wooden adventure boardwalk, the Dinosaur and Dragon Valley and the Serpent's Lair.
Howletts Wild Animal Park, Canterbury
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Howletts is set in mature parkland and contains John Aspinall's collection of animals. See one of the largest collections of tigers in the worlds and the largest breeding colony of gorillas in captivity. From close encounters with tigers at the glass-fronted enclosures to a high ropes adventure on the Treetop Challenge, you'll find surprises around every corner.
The Canterbury Tales, Canterbury
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
This fascinating Audio-visual experience located in the centre of Canterbury is one of the town's most popular visitor attractions. Step back in time to experience the sights, sounds and smells of the Middle Ages in this stunning reconstruction of 14th Century England. The Canterbury Tales is a stunningly accurate recreation of medieval life. With new audio guides, it provides an excellent introduction to the City and its famous literary connection.
Dover castle, Dover
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Commanding the shortest Channel sea crossing, this site has been the UK's most important defence against invasion since the Iron Age. It was built in the 12th Century and reinforced by Henry VIII in the 1530's. Underneath the nearby white cliffs is a series of underground tunnels.
Roman Museum, Canterbury
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
This underground museum of the Roman town is an exciting mix of excavated real objects, authentic reconstructions and the remains of a Roman town house with mosaics. See how little has changed since Roman times when viewing rare tools, or how much could be made of simple items like bones. Be amazed by collections of intricate Roman glass flasks and bottles, jewellery and a silver spoon hoard.
South of England Rare Breeds Centre, Ashford
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Meet and pet all your favourite friendly farm animals as you wander around a farm trail. The centre is also home to many endangered and rare British animals. Set in acres of beautiful woodland, there are plenty of places to picnic while the kids play. Whatever the weather come and enjoy a great family day out.
Kent & East Sussex Railway, Tenterden
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Take a nostalgic trip behind a full-size steam engine on Britain's first light railway. Journey through 10 ½ miles of unspoilt countryside between Tenterden and the Sussex village of Bodiam and experience the sights and sounds of steam engines.
Diggerland - Kent, Strood
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
A unique adventure park based on the world of construction machinery, where children and adults can ride and drive real diggers and dumpers in safety.
Museum of Kent Life, Maidstone
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
A unique open air living museum that celebrates 300 years of Kentish history. Traditional crafts are demonstrated in a working arm. This is one of the only places in England where hops are grown, harvested, dried and packed using time honoured techniques.
Farming World, Faversham
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
There are more that 100 traditional breeds of farm animals to meet in this safe environment. In the Hawking Centre visitors can see many indigenous birds of prey in spectacular displays. There are also indoor play areas and crafts. A fantastic, working farm park attraction in Kent and an excellent value family day out.
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Hythe
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
A 600 acre wild animal park situated in the gardens of historic Port Lympne Mansion. The collection includes the largest herd of captive-bred black rhino outside Africa, plus elephants, tigers and many more.
Leeds Castle, Maidstone
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
This Medieval castle, situated on two islands in a lake set in 500 acres of parkland is a popular attraction. Once a Norman stronghold, the castle has since been a residence for six of England's medieval queens, a palace for Henry VIII and a retreat for the powerful.
Snappy's Adventure Play Centre, Whitstable
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Snappy's is a large indoor adventure play centre with an extensive range of approved play equipment all designed to an exciting dinosaur theme. There is a dedicated area for under 4's, a twin wavy-board slide and a Game Zone for older children.
Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway, Sittingbourne
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
One of the best narrow-gauge railways in the UK; this stream train service runs along the line between Warren Wood and Stony Shaw, through attractive Kent countryside. There are 11 restored steam locomotives plus steam traction engines.
Dickens World Tickets, Chatham
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Dickens World takes visitors on a fascinating journey through Dickens' lifetime as they step back into Dickensian England and are immersed in the urban streets, sounds and smells of the 19th century. With a host of captivating attractions, Dickens World features the “Great Expectations” dark boat ride, the “Haunted Man”, Dotheboy's Hall Victorian School Room with touch screen technology, a 4D high definition cinema show in Peggotty's Boathouse, the Britannia Theatre – an animatronic stage show introducing you to some of Dickens' characters and Fagin's Den, a soft play area for younger visitors. Location: Kent (South East)
Eagle Heights Wildlife Park, Eynsford
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Eagle Heights is one of the UK's largest Bird of Prey Centres; currently we have a collection of approximately 150 raptors. This includes over 50 species, many of which are now breeding at the centre or can be seen flying in our daily demonstrations.
Crabble Corn Mill, Dover
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
A restored watermill dating from 1812 and in full working order with devices not seen elsewhere. Demonstrations of flour milling take place and there is a programme of craft and art exhibitions. Six floors of exhibits and milling machinery describe the process of turning wheat into flour, and this wholemeal flour is available for sale at the Mill.
The Historic Dockyard Chatham, Chatham
Wheel chair accessible attractions in KentSouth East England
Visitors can enjoy 400 years of exciting naval history and architecture set in an 80 acre site. Explore HMS Cavalier, Britain's last WWII destroyer, the submarine Ocelot and the Victoria sloop Gannet.
Kent Cottage and Self Catering Holidays close to Top Attractions
As you can see, there are plenty of things to keep you fully amused on your time in Kent whether you are there with your partner, family or friends. Why not extend your stay in Kent further with a self catering short break or cottage holiday? There is a great choice of holiday accommodation available from luxury apartments to holiday cottages and we have some thing suitable whether you are travelling as a couple or a party of 12.
Take a look at a few suggestions Kent self catering suggestions below:
3 bedroom cottage, Maidstone
Self catering in KentSouth East England
3 bedroom cottage in South East England has a 4 star rating and can sleep up to . This luxury Cottage is a perfect base for your holidays and features include: Open Fire/woodburner . It also has Internet access. Prices at 3 bedroom cottage start from £735 but this will depend upon length of stay and time of year. ...more about 3 bedroom cottage
Lodesman Cottage, North Foreland Lighthouse
Self catering in KentSouth East England
Lodesman Cottage self catering accommodation in North Foreland Lighthouse, Kent sleeps 4. This 2 bedroom Cottage is a perfect base for your holidays . It also has Internet access. Lodesman Cottage is close to the beach. Prices at Lodesman Cottage start from £346 for a short break but this will depend upon length of stay and time of year. ...more about Lodesman Cottage
The Cabin, Minnis Bay
Self catering in KentSouth East England
The Cabin self catering accommodation in Minnis Bay, Kent sleeps 5. This 3 bedroom Cottage is a perfect base for your holidays and features include: Garden Open Fire/woodburner . Prices at The Cabin start from £320 a weeks stay but this will depend upon length of stay and time of year. ...more about The Cabin
6 Union Square, Broadstairs
Self catering in KentSouth East England
6 Union Square self catering accommodation in Broadstairs, Kent sleeps 6. This 3 bedroom Cottage is a perfect base for your holidays and features include: Garden Open Fire/woodburner . It also has Internet access. 6 Union Square does allow pet dogs although this may be limited, so please check direct prior to booking. Prices at 6 Union Square start from £349 a weeks stay but this will depend upon length of stay and time of year. ...more about 6 Union Square
Coach House, Sevenoaks
Self catering in KentSouth East England
Coach House self catering accommodation in Sevenoaks, Kent sleeps 4. This 2 bedroom Cottage is a perfect base for your holidays and features include: Garden . It also has Internet access. Coach House does allow pet dogs although this may be limited, so please check direct prior to booking. Prices at Coach House start from £375 for a short break but this will depend upon length of stay and time of year. ...more about Coach House
