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Bodiam Boating Station

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Family run activity centre, offering fun & affordable family days out. Dog friendly.

• Ferry Cruises to National Trust Bodiam Castle
• Rowing Boat, Canoe & Kayak Hire
• Fully licensed restaurant. Kids Ice-cream parlour & play area. Evening events & private hire available.
• Small Campsite - Campfires allowed.

Pricing

https://bodiamboatingstation.co.uk/kayak-boat-hire/prices/

Address

Bodiam Boating Station Station Road, Northiam, East Sussex
TN31 6FE

Contact

info@bodiamboatingstation.co.uk 01797 253838

Links

Website

Opening Times

Opening Times - 2019 FERRY - Booking advised 6-18 Apr - Easter Hols: Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun 19-22 Apr - Easter Weekend: Every Day 23 Apr-24 May: Wed, Sat & Sun Plus 6 May Bank Holiday Monday 25 May-2 Jun - Half Term: Every Day 3-30 June: Wed, Sat & Sun 1-12 July: Every Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun 13 Jul-1 Sept: Every Day 2 Sep-Oct: Wed, Sat & Sun

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