Places to Visit
Brands Hatch is one of the most famous racing circuits in the world, with a history dating back to 1926. It was originally a grass track that ran anti-clockwise, until being reversed in 1954. It is now one of the world’s most iconic sporting venues, hosting some of motorsport’s most prestigious events on two and four […]
Cyclopark is a purpose-built facility for cycling and other outdoor activities with 43 hectares of landscaped parkland, 6 km of off-road mountain bike trails, and a 2.9 km long tarmac circuit, and is the perfect destination for cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts alike. There are plenty of pedal-pushing opportunities with a range of events to suit […]
Meopham Valley Vineyard was established in 1991, and during their tenure they set the foundations by planting seven grape varieties, conducting vineyard tours and creating a range of quality still and sparkling wines. Their wines of have won the respect of wine experts all over the world, winning prestigious awards in local, national and international […]
St Mildred’s Bay has a sandy beach with cliffs and a tidal pool. The bay has huts from Easter to September. The bay is surrounded by a concrete sea wall with railing that is wider in some parts as it follows the cliff formation around the bay. This beach has plenty of sand for building […]
Medieval themed storylines continue to capture our imagination with the likes of Robin Hood and Game of Thrones. So why not take the experience a notch higher by visiting breath-taking Leeds Castle. This enchanting Kent accommodation, dubbed “The Loveliest Castle in the World”, has stood majestically on islands in the River Len for over 1000 […]
Broadditch Farm’s annual award winning Broadwitch Hauntfest season is now upon us again. This year five spine-chilling main events await anyone who dares to visit. Not recommended for the faint hearted, you are guaranteed a horrific experience not readily forgotten. Scary ghouls and blood thirsty monsters are waiting from the moment of arrival, and attractions are updated […]
Just 10 minutes drive from our lovely cottages takes you to Cobham village. At the far end of the village there is a lovely walk through National Trust woodlands which leads you to the Darnley/Cobham Mausoleum. The Earls of Darnley were usually buried in Westminster Abbey, but by the late 18th century, their vaults were […]
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