Experience the Magic of Lambing & Kidding at Frampton Farm in Dover
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities.
Overview
Step into the heart of spring at Frampton Organic Farm with an exclusive visit to meet newborn lambs, kids, and pregnant ewes. Discover why this intimate experience near Dover offers a rare chance to connect with nature and rural life up close.
Lambing & Kidding Visit April 2026
Visit our pregnant ewes, nanny goats, new lambs & kids
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About This Adventure
Experience an exclusive one-hour visit to Frampton Farm in April 2026, where you can interact with adorable baby lambs, kids, and pregnant ewes and goats. This intimate setting offers a unique opportunity to connect with these animals away from the hustle of larger commercial farms, making it a memorable outing.
Join our farmers for a 1 hour visit in April 2026.
We all love to see baby animals and a lambing visit to Frampton Farm is different to most lambing experiences in larger commercial farms.
Your group has exclusive time visiting the lambs, kids and pregnant ewes / goats in the barn and polytunnel.
Adventure Tips
Arrive with sturdy footwear
Fields can be muddy in April, so waterproof boots are essential for comfort.
Respect animal space
Keep noise levels low and approach animals calmly to ensure a safe, stress-free visit.
Check weather before you go
April weather in Dover can change rapidly; layer your clothing accordingly for outdoor comfort.
Book in advance
Spaces for this seasonal visit are limited—reserve early to guarantee your spot.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red fox
- European hedgehog
History
Dover’s agricultural roots stretch back to Roman times, with Frampton Farm continuing traditional sheep and goat husbandry organically.
Conservation
Frampton Organic Farm prioritizes sustainable farming that supports soil health and reduces chemical use to protect local ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof boots
Keep your feet dry and comfortable on potentially muddy farm fields.
spring specific
Layered clothing
Allows you to adjust to changing temperatures throughout your visit.
spring specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture unforgettable moments with lambs and kids during your visit.
Hand sanitizer
Maintain hygiene after petting animals to keep everyone safe.