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Brockhill’s lake, woods, meadows, picnic, play areas and excellent café, make a great spot for a family day out.
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Great for picnics, woodland walks and amateur geologists. Its rock formations and fossils made it Kent's first geological local nature reserve.
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Grove Ferry Picnic Site is an ideal spot to watch the boats drift by and enjoy the wildlife on the river.
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The beautiful Lullingstone Country Park is the jewel in the crown of this culturally and naturally rich part of the Darenth Valley.
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Visit the former manor house grounds, which have a variety of habitats and facilities to enjoy.
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Parkwood Picnic Site is peaceful mature woodland with winding pathways and circular trails.
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Pegwell Bay Country Park is a great place to explore, with wildlife and coastal habitats that are unique to the South East of England.
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Part grassland and part woodland, in the summer months the steep slopes at Preston Hill are covered with wildflowers, with untouched woodland at its peak.
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One of the most popular country parks in Kent, offering everything you need to spend a day enjoying the great outdoors.
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One of the best places in the county to enjoy rural riverside walks, Teston Bridge is an accessible idyll on the Medway.
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Covering 170 acres of beautiful woodland and chalk downland on the North Downs and provides some spectacular views.
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This park's natural development is slowly creating a pretty hilltop woodland with impressive views and historic ruins.