Knockhatch Adventure Park

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About the Farm:

Knockhatch Adventure Park in East Sussex, South East England, offers an exceptional family day out with a mix of thrilling adventures, farm animals, and exotic creatures. The park is predominantly smooth-surfaced, ensuring most areas are accessible for visitors.

While personal picnics are welcome, the park requests they be enjoyed within designated picnic areas. An array of eating spots caters to a wide range of dietary needs, from hot and cold meals to vegan and vegetarian options.

Knockhatch is not just about fun; it’s also a place for celebrations and learning, hosting birthday parties, school groups, and even wedding receptions. Its array of attractions includes everything from digger rides and go-karts to laser tag and mini-golf, ensuring there’s something for every visitor to enjoy.

A visit to Knockhatch can easily fill a day with entertainment, education, and exploration. Booking in advance is recommended to make the most of this diverse and engaging park, where adventure and nature meet.

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Pricing:

The pricing below shows a farm’s price range for different types of visitors. It includes prices for all-day and half-day visits, playing inside or outside and any other ticket types the farm offers. If you’re bringing little ones, we define toddlers as aged 0-2yrs old but each farm defines them differently. Some split babies (0-1yrs old) and toddlers (1-3yrs old) so it’s best to check on-site before booking.

The recommendation to book in advance is down to one of two things; the farm often fills up and has to turn away people on the door or it’s cheaper to book before-hand. It’s usually the latter!

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Are you wheelchair, pushchair or buggy friendly?

The vast majority of the Park is laid with smooth level tarmac or loose gravel paths to aid accessibility around the Park for wheelchair and mobility scooter users. The exceptions are the Chestnut Wood Adventure Playground & Dragon Castle, which has a wood bark play surface.