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Meet Ruxley's Bears
Every bear on the Dartford Bear Hunt tells its own story through unique artwork, colour and creative design.
As proud sponsors of two bears on the trail, we're delighted to share a closer look at some of the details and craftsmanship behind our designs. From intricate patterns to carefully chosen colours, these sneak peeks offer just a glimpse of what visitors can discover when exploring the trail.
Keep an eye out for our bears as you follow the adventure and see the full designs in person.
Rachel Hall's "All Good Things" Bear
Amy Wormald's "Bear in Bloom" Bear
Proud To Support Our Local Community
As a family-owned business serving the local community for over 150 years, we're proud to support the Dartford Bear Hunt and the incredible work carried out by ellenor hospice.
This exciting community art trail will bring families, local businesses and visitors together while helping raise awareness and valuable funds for hospice care across North Kent and South East London.
We're delighted to play a small part in such a fantastic local initiative.
Make A Day Of It
Planning your Bear Hunt adventure this summer?
Why not combine your trail visit with a trip to Ruxley Manor Garden Centre.
Browse our outdoor living displays, enjoy a bite to eat in the restaurant and explore one of Kent's favourite family garden centres during your day out.
FAQ / Event Information
17th July – 13th September 2026.
Yes — the trail is completely free for families and visitors to enjoy.
Bears will be placed across Dartford and surrounding areas. Our bears are located in Dartford Central Park and directly outside the John Lewis store entrance, in the area named Sun Court on the upper level.
The trail supports ellenor hospice and their vital care services across the local community.
During the event, they can only be seen in situ on the trail.