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Welcome to the Rare Breeds Centre |
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South of England Rare Breeds Centre & Country Farm Park |
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Fun,
adventure & discovery
The Rare Breeds Centre is owned and run by Canterbury Oast Trust, a charity that provides homes, care and occupational opportunities for adults with learning disabilities. If you would like to make a donation click the button below
The people we care for work on the Farm, in our Restaurant, and in our Horticulture and Woodland enterprises. Every Penny from your visit goes to support our work. please follow the blue links to explore our site
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Times/Prices - How to Find Us Did you know the Rare Breeds Centre is a charity? If you are a UK taxpayer and you make a donation that is 10% more than the admission price, the government will give us 25p for every £1 of your entrance fee. This is called a gift aid visit and it makes a massive difference to attractions like the Rare Breeds Centre. It helps us with the work we do at the Canterbury Oast Trust to support people with learning disabilities who are in our care.
Click our big green button if you want to book for an ordinary admission ticket or for a special event. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Rare Breeds Centre Open during the Winter from 10.30am-4.30pm six days a week. Closed Mondays. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Next Event Easter Fun & Frolics Friday 6th - Monday 9th April More information will be uploaded soon please come back and read all about our easter activities. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ We love dogs ... but sometimes they frighten our animals. Therefore we respectfully ask you not to bring dogs onto the farm. Information on preventing e coli infection
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