Ashford
Ashford is a vibrant town situated on the Great Stour River on the south side of the North Downs. With a great selection of shops, cafes, restuarants, there is something for everyone here.
Things to do in Kent
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Ashford
Ashford is a vibrant town situated on the Great Stour River on the south side of the North Downs. With a great selection of shops, cafes, restuarants, there is something for everyone here.
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Ashford Museum
Located in the heart of Ashford, this museum can be found in a 17th century Grade II listed building and tells the story of Ashford's history. Check their website for opening times as the museum closes during winter months.
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Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest
Here you'll find mile upon mile of trails for cycling, walking and running. Go Ape have a tree top adventure area here and there's a cafe and visitor centre too.
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Chilston Park
This small area of historic parkland has veteran trees and ponds to explore. Take a look at the wildsites.kentishtour.org.uk website for further information and for details of what you can find here.
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Cowden
Cowden is a pretty village situated north west of Tonbridge. The is a local pub called the Fountain Inn which can be found on the high street amongst Grade II listed cottages.
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Cranbrook
Known locally as the captial of the Weald, Cranbrook is a charming town with medieval streets and alleys, with some buildings dating back to the 15th century. Now a bustling market town, you will find an eclectic assortment of independent shops here, plus the famous Sissinghurst Castle is just two miles away.
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Cranbrook Museum
Open from April until October, Cranbrook Museum gives insight into life in the area in bygone times.
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Curious Brewery
With a fist full of awards, Curious Brewery is an independent brewery, run by brewers and offering a great selection of beers and lagers created using the finest ingredients. Book a tour, buy your beer to takeaway or visit the restaurant, the choice is yours. Take a look at their website for further details.
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Dog & Bear
Situated overlooking the village square, this cosy 17th century pub offers freshly prepared traditional food. Outside you will find a courtyard garden for al fresco dining in summer.
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Eden Valley Museum
With exhibitions, activities and displays, Eden Valley Museum is a great place to learn about the social history of the area.
Things to do in Kent
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Ashford Museum
Located in the heart of Ashford, this museum can be found in a 17th century Grade II listed building and tells the story of Ashford's history. Check their website for opening times as the museum closes during winter months.
Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest
Here you'll find mile upon mile of trails for cycling, walking and running. Go Ape have a tree top adventure area here and there's a cafe and visitor centre too.
Chilston Park
This small area of historic parkland has veteran trees and ponds to explore. Take a look at the wildsites.kentishtour.org.uk website for further information and for details of what you can find here.
Cowden
Cowden is a pretty village situated north west of Tonbridge. The is a local pub called the Fountain Inn which can be found on the high street amongst Grade II listed cottages.
Cranbrook
Known locally as the captial of the Weald, Cranbrook is a charming town with medieval streets and alleys, with some buildings dating back to the 15th century. Now a bustling market town, you will find an eclectic assortment of independent shops here, plus the famous Sissinghurst Castle is just two miles away.
Cranbrook Museum
Open from April until October, Cranbrook Museum gives insight into life in the area in bygone times.
Curious Brewery
With a fist full of awards, Curious Brewery is an independent brewery, run by brewers and offering a great selection of beers and lagers created using the finest ingredients. Book a tour, buy your beer to takeaway or visit the restaurant, the choice is yours. Take a look at their website for further details.
Dog & Bear
Situated overlooking the village square, this cosy 17th century pub offers freshly prepared traditional food. Outside you will find a courtyard garden for al fresco dining in summer.
Eden Valley Museum
With exhibitions, activities and displays, Eden Valley Museum is a great place to learn about the social history of the area.