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This large and engaging site offers a mix of ancient woodland, new tree planting and open grassland; together with a wealth of archaeological gems, wonderful walks, interesting wildlife and breath-taking views - set in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Hook and Hatchet Inn is right next door where you can park, eat and drink, and pick up our walks leaflet.
This 573 acre (282 hectare) site offers an engaging and varied mix of habitats, set in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Ancient and newly planted woodland, carpets of wildflowers throughout the spring and summer, open rides and chalk grassland areas are all home to a wide variety of wildlife. These include twenty one species of butterfly such as the rare purple hairstreak which is regularly seen feeding on aphid honey dew throughout July. Three species of bat live in the old chalk pits in the ancient part of the wood, and ten bird species listed on the UK’s Biodiversity Action Plan make their home here, including the turtle dove, skylark and song thrush.
This 573 acre (282 hectare) site offers an engaging and varied mix of habitats, set in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Ancient and newly planted woodland, carpets of wildflowers throughout the spring and summer, open rides and chalk grassland areas are all home to a wide variety of wildlife. These include twenty one species of butterfly such as the rare purple hairstreak which is regularly seen feeding on aphid honey dew throughout July. Three species of bat live in the old chalk pits in the ancient part of the wood, and ten bird species listed on the UK’s Biodiversity Action Plan make their home here, including the turtle dove, skylark and song thrush.
Venue contact details and info
Name: Hucking Estate
Phone: 0330 333 3300
Capacity: 200
Parking: Two car parks: One at the Hook and Hatchet Inn and the other on Church Road
Address: Church Road, Hucking, ME17 1QT
Venue short url: https://www.skiddle.com/venues/78157/
Type of venue: Outdoors
