Museum of Kent Life

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The Museum of Kent Life is a museum of agricultural and social history located in Maidstone in the county of Kent, England

The museum occupies 28 acres of countryside and includes a working farm and several historic buildings, such as an coal-fired oast house, a building for drying hops. It is also home to the Cobtree Young Farmers' Club, a recreational program for rural teenagers.

The Museum of Kent Life opened in 1985.