The unfortunately named Spong Wood is an area of natural woodland that covers an area of just over 18 hectares. Located conveniently near to Elmstead village church the area has been a woodland since ancient times and includes large areas...

The 11th Century church of St James the Great Church in the tiny village of Elmsted in Kent takes some finding but the effort is richly rewarded. Situated in a village with fewer than 100 residents the church of St...

This museum is housed as part of a large complex of attractive buildings in this beautiful little community close to Ashford in Kent. The museum is dedicated to telling the story of agriculture and farming that has been part...

The small village of Brabourne Lees, a short drive from the centre of Ashford in Kent is home to the Brabourne Baptist Church. The church is a true modern day community church which works tirelessly in the local community and...

Found on top of the North Downs outside of the small village of Wye is the wonderfully sounding Devil’s Kneading Trough. The Devil’s Kneading Trough is, in actual fact, a major geological formation that cuts a deep valley into one...

Lyminge Forest is one of the largest areas of open space in Kent. The woodland at Lyminge has been used by walkers, cyclists and horse riders for generations. During the Second World War the forest was closed off to train...

Roundwell Hall Golf Club can be found by turning left at Junction 11 of the M20 motorway and heading into the North Downs. The Golf Club is nestled in some of Kent’s finest countryside and offers golfers the opportunity to...

St Bartholomew’s church in the small hamlet of Waltham in Kent dates back to the 12th Century. The small church consists of a nave, chancel and a central tower and has remained essentially the same since the time of its...

The small, secluded hamlet of Stowting is located near to the town of Folkestone but is still quite hidden away in the folds of the Kentish countryside. For such a small community Stowting has quite an impressive church in St...

St Mary the Virgin Church in the village of Sellinge, just outside of Ashford in Kent, is a pretty 12th Century Church with a great deal of history. The church was built out of locally quarried materials and includes many...

The small village of Hastingleigh in the middle of the Kentish North Downs can be traced back to Saxon times in around 771 AD, the Saxons having built a simple wooden church there. In the 13th Century a new church...

St Mary’s Church in the small Kentish village of Brook is one of the best preserved Norman churches in the whole of Kent. Made from flint from the nearby North Downs it has an almost timeless quality. The history of...