Solleys Ice Cream Parlour in Dover

I can see why friends recommended Solleys for camping and ice cream! The family run campsite and ice cream parlour is a super friendly, quiet campsite with plenty of room for kids to run/cycle round. We are told there are new toilet/wash facilities in the planning, although there were never big queues and what was there was clean and a hot shower!The ice cream was yummy! Can’t recommend enough!!

Super friendly family run campsite for tents and campers/caravans. We often visit for the ice cream and a 50p tractor rides (highly recommended, my kids love it), but we camped with friends and children over the bank holiday weekend for 2 nights. The owner is a real gentleman and all the staff are super friendly. Toilets and shower are kept clean and well stocked with soap/toilet roll. The surrounding countryside is beautiful with plenty of public footpaths for nice countryside walks. Deal and Walmer are a 5 minute drive.The campsite is on the end of the farm’s grass landing strip, which will provide plenty of entertainment for adults and kids alike. The ice cream is obviously delicious. Lovely, quiet and relaxing place to camp with plenty of space for everyone. If you’re really lucky you’ll meet Amber the farm’s dog...

Absolute gem of a place! We visited today after seeing someone mention it on Facebook. The staff are all lovely and really friendly and my son was heartbroken to leave the resident doggy, Amber. She was so kind and gentle. We had a lovely lunch of paninis with salad and crisps followed by some amazing ice cream. I can’t even begin to tell you how amazing the ice cream is! This was followed by a tractor ride and a bit of an explore. We were disappointed that we didn’t have time to do the maze so we’ll just have to visit again really soon. Thank you to everyone there for a fab afternoon!

Had a smashing time here at Solley's. This is the very best ice cream I have ever tasted. (most flavours) but I have to keep "finding" people to take as if I went alone (and I have done) I would eat so much I would make myself ill. The only downside is the amount of flavours....there are sooooo many.

Besides ice-cream, there is a decent menu for some cosy food such as beans on toast or bacon sandwiches if you are a bit peckish. The Parlour is sweetly decorated and have a games and books corner. There are several walking routes in the area and a designated site for camping. Tractor ride is very popular and the driver is very good with the children. There is a maize field which is fun to get stuck in. There is a little runway and we managed to see a plane take off. In conclusion, it is a nice place and well worth visiting and supporting. Come and take some ice-cream home ^^

What isn’t to like - superb ice cream, an impressive array of flavours and situated in lovely countryside.My particular favourites are coffee, rhubarb & ginger and salted caramel.Shared a Super Bowl - 10 scoops, ridiculously over the top, but fabulous and amazing value!Well worth a visit - perfect way to round off a trip to the sea.

We have visited here on several occasions and the ice cream is superb. There is a vast choice of flavours and all of those I have eaten have been delicious.Ample parking and picnic tables outside as well if the sun is shining.Well worth a visit.

The ice cream is to die for and had a great tractor ride too. Will return when they have an event as they do a lot for Charities.

This is set in the beautiful Kent countryside, My son and I stopped here for an ice cream, they actually do sandwiches and snacks here too. The ice cream is delicious, I had an apple and cinnamon ice cream and my son had a mango one. So many interesting flavours. You can buy bigger tubs to take home too. There is an airstrip, lovely camp site and pond with ducks and fish. There were tractor rides and things for the kids to sit and ride on. There are 5 walking routes you can do with leaflets inside the shop and a map. Definitely a nice place to visit either adults or children, can’t wait to go back and try a walk!

I absolutely love ice cream so I was excited to be going here. Two of us had paininis which were enjoyed. We also had waffle with 3 scoops of ice cream, 2 had that and enjoyed it. I had 2 scoops in a dish, one was apple crumble and the other rhubarb. Now there was nothing wrong with it, but it wasn't creamy and it lacked some flavour. I would have liked stronger flavours and of course Turkish delight flavour. I must stress there was nothing wrong with it, it just wasn't extra special. I also had a pot of tea, we also had a can of Pepsi and a fruit shoot. All this came to £26. There are nice walks that are well detailed on different leaflets. A nice trip out.

We were told the ice cream worth a visit and views beautiful. That was true we bought 4 scoops and it was very nice ice cream and we settled to buy 2 varieties. We wanted the litre tubs £5.60 each . Both flavours not in fridge and then was told phasing out big tubs as they are concentrating on 750 ml , ok are the flavours we want in these sizes then , No was the reply just No. Really disappointing and not a wide selection to buy . Would sell more or do they just want you to buy and eat there where they can make more money ?? Will do the walking trails only in future

Not only is the ice cream great but there is a small parlor to be enjoyed with cakes, etc. At certain times of the year farm tractor rides take visitors around the extensive grounds

I was first introduced to solley’s last September, by a friend of my mums. I thought the selection and special sundaes (you must try a cow pat!) that they do are fantastic. We went the last bit of the summer season, so hadn’t been back since. However, I discovered a local restaurant uses solley’s on their menu. So I can get my fix in the off season! I was very pleased to try the salted caramel and banoffee flavours. The salted caramel was exceptional! Smoothest ice cream I’ve tasted. And now the farm is open again, I’ll be going soon!

Had the first Solley’s of 2019 at the weekend and as usual does not disappoint! Love this place and Solley’s ice cream is by far the best. Great day out for the family and the parlour is great even when the weather is groggy.

This is a brilliant, family run ice cream parlour, where all of the ice cream is grown on site. the staff/farmers are very friendly, and i would recommend trying the walks that they have on leaflets, and they all finish in the parlour where you can treat yourself to a flavor of your choice!

Apart from making the best ice cream locally they offer free tractor rides which pleased our grandson no end, lovely little set up and friendly people - go spoil yourselves 👌

Visited here in the school summer holidays as had seen it advertised locally offering outdoor play areas, free tastings, tractor rides etc.

Just a tatty farm yard with a small old tea room with ice creams. The play area is one climbing frame for a child up to 4. No tractor rides as the ground was too wet. I was expecting a smaller version of The Ice cream farm at Tattenhall in Cheshire. A huge disappointment.

Reasonable choice of light meals, drinks, great ice cream and superb sundaes. Not the easiest place to find but keep going when the satnav reaches the post code.

We love Solleys ice cream parlour! The ice cream is the best and there are an amazing variety of flavours you will find one you like even if you are a fussy person. The staff are always so friendly and they also serve lunch. They have a great arrange of soft drinks available to wash down the perfect treat. Lots of tables available inside if you wish to shade from the sun or ample of space outside to sit and take it the spectacular view the farm provided. A lovely Kent product and being able to support local businesses is what it is all about. Solleys’s farm is great for a visit with the children and I’m sure they will thoroughly enjoy the toppings station! Give it a visit and I’m sure you won’t be disappointed

We drove on the back roads around Deal and discovered a gem. We didn't expect much but were we wrong! The farm made ice cream is absolutely gorgeous and they had a mega selection of flavours which we had to try.

a short journey from a blistering sea front at Deal, we couldn’t wait to try the ice cream again afte a visit a year ago! The old calf shed was light and airy and the number of tables had been expanded including lovely umbrella - shaded outdoor seating.

I’m sure just popping in for an ice cream is great but they are not set up for open farm days. Firstly it is not a farm- there are no animals- not even cows. secondly you had to wait in line for everything - 30 minutes for ice cream, over an hour for the one tractor which then just took you around the field. Way too much of a line to go inside the dairy. Very disappointing for the kids.

Fancy a walk through Kentish countryside with locally made ice cream as a reward? This is what you get at Solley's where ice cream is made on the premises and served in the former calf shed, now converted to a rustic ice cream parlour on the dairy farm. You don't have to walk, the farm is accessible by car and you don't have to limit yourself to ice cream as light lunches are also available. But the ice cream is wonderful - available as scoops or tubs to take home. We particularly enjoyed the wild strawberry and the rhubarb and ginger.

Would definatley recommend a trip here on a sunny afternoon. Choose a walk length to suit you followed by a icecream!So many lovely flavours to choose from we will definatley be back