Postcard from Prawls
Our diary page featuring news and photos from the farm, as well as local interest in and around Kent and East Sussex.
Covid-19 Sanitising
June 12, 2020
We are taking cleaning between guests seriously and following Goverment Covid-19 guidelines. We are using anti-viral products, ventilating premises and thoroughly cleaning even more than usual, including points of contact such as light switches, door handles and upholstery. We ask that anyone displaying Covid-19 symptoms in the previous 12 days or been in contact with anyone known to have symptoms, not to come and stay at home recovering. You can be sure that your safety is our primary concern.
Fun Day's out
June 01, 2019
There are lots of exciting day's out within a stone's throw of Prawls. For the adventurers among you there is Bodiam Castle where you can climb the battlements, live like a medieval knight, jousting in a tournament and feed the gigantic fish that inhabit the moat! Or if you prefer a more leisurely pace you can take the Tenterden steam train or steam boat up the Rother to the castle. At Battle Abbey you can learn about the historic Battle of Hastings in 1066 and there is a full re-enactment to commemorate this on 12-13 October 2019. Camber Sands has miles of golden sands, whether you are looking for bucket and spade fun, kite surfing or a long walk.
Spring is here!
March 07, 2019
With the warm weather we've been having Spring has come early this year. The Snowdrops and Primroses are in full flower in our wooded Ghyll which are guests can enjoy by walking our Farm Trails. We have been keeping ourselves warm by clearing all the dead wood and having a fire. Rather too many marshmallows were eaten by the younger members of the family!
Dogs are part of the family
January 08, 2019
We love dogs here at Prawls and Meadow is our dog friendly cottage. Spotty dogs, stripy dogs, yellow dogs, black dogs, little dogs, pretty dogs, ugly dogs but most of all well behaved doggies are welcome! :)
Looking forward to Spring & Summer gardens visits...
December 27, 2017
Kent and East Sussex have been blessed with a variety of spectacular gardens, often world famous for being the archetypal 'English Garden'. People come from far and wide to visit them, Europe, America, China and beyond - we are so lucky to have a number of them literally on our doorstep. As I write these notes, outside the wind is blowing and it carries with it flurries of sleet and snow so it's nice to think about something we can look forward to!
