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Tyland Barn overview

O.S Map 188 TQ 754593 : Tyland Barn Wildlife Park: Nr Maidstone (on Bluebell Hill)

The restored 17th century barn is accessible by bus, bicycle and car. The Centre exhibitions are about wildlife and conservation with plenty of hands-on displays for children.  The shop and tearoom caters for all ages. The shop specialises in Natural History publications, animal and bird homes and feeders.

A variety of kentish habitats surround this wooden barn The park is rich in wildlife with over 250 wildlflowers recorded. It has a large pond, meadow, chalk bank and scrub habitats, as well as a bird watching hide and displays on composting, ‘green picnics’ and a wide variety of different native plant species. The car park also has recycling facilities.

Tyland Barn also houses a shop selling an extensive range of wildlife and environment-related books and gifts.The cafe serves a selection of drinks, sandwiches and hot snacks. 

Opening times

February - December  Tuesday to Friday 10am-5pm Saturday, Sunday 11am-4pm

Events

Special Pond Dipping Session
Friday 9 April 2010, 10am - 12noon & 1pm - 3pm

Where children can investigate amazing creatures for themselves. Booking essential. Tel.No. 01622 662012 Entry £2 per child.

Special Pond Dipping Session
Wednesday 14 April 2010, 10am - 12noon & 1pm - 3pm
Where children can investigate amazing creatures for themselves. Booking essential. Tel.No. 01622 662012 Entry £2 per child.

 

 

 
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