Brenchley is a lovely village located 6 miles (9.6km) east of Royal Tunbridge Wells , not too far from the A21 and adjoins neighbouring Matfield to make up one parish. However, Brenchley is the elder of the two!

Nestled within the "Garden of England," Tunbridge Wells boasts a wealth of captivating gardens, each offering unique experiences for every visitor.

Lamberhurst should definitely be part of your tour if you like country pubs, stately homes, castles and walks.

History, beauty, and adventure await Kent, with its rich heritage and stunning landscapes, boasting an incredible collection of National Trust properties.

A lovely little haven one mile west of the town of Royal Tunbridge Wells and Tunbridge Wells Common, Rusthall is hidden among the trees and surrounded by rocky sandstone outcrops complete with some lively village shops.

Kent Historic Houses, offer a glimpse into the county's captivating past. From the grandeur of Hever Castle to the intriguing Penshurst Place, these hidden gems promise an unforgettable experience for history buffs and curious explorers alike.

With very early military credentials going back to 1066, Sandhurst in Kent is only a 30 minute scenic drive from Royal Tunbridge Wells, and a marvellous stop off between coast and town.

Discover the hidden gems nestled within the heart of this picturesque town.

Speldhurst, located just 5 km away from the centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells, boasts a charming 19th-century ambiance, exemplifying the beauty of our quaint Wealden villages.

Are you looking for a beautiful part of the country to ride your bicycle whilst on holiday? From fast paced mountain biking to family friendly routes, Tunbridge Wells offers an abundance of natural beauty to enhance any bike ride.

High Rocks is a Scheduled Ancient Monument because it was once a Neolithic Settlement and an Iron Age Fort.

Unwind and explore 6,500 acres of wilderness! Ashdown Forest offers something for walkers, horse riders, and families alike.