Crabbles Bottom

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Crabbles Bottom is a 27-acre area of meadow, ancient orchard, and woodland in Shorne, Kent. Once part of the historic Darnley Estate, the land was transferred to Shorne Parish Council in 2009 to preserve its natural beauty and biodiversity. The site is home to a variety of wildlife, including wildflowers, rare butterflies, and insects.

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In partnership with Shorne Parish Council

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Key Features

  • Ancient orchard with traditional fruit tree varieties.
  • Meadows and woodlands providing habitats for diverse wildlife.
  • A rich ecosystem with rare butterflies, insects, and wildflowers.
  • Apple picking in September for visitors to enjoy the orchard’s harvest.
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