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• C M Booth Collection of Historic Vehicles

  

  

  Unique collection of Morgan 3-wheel cars, eleven from 1913-1935, plus 1904 Humber Tricar, 1929 Morris van, 1929 Ford model A, 1936 Bampton caravan, early cycles, motorcycles, toy and model cars and motoring memorabilia.

  Location:

  Rolvenden

• Chalybeate Spring

  

  Visitors came to see and be seen in fashionable Tunbridge Wells, but above all to 'take the waters'.

  Location:

  Royal Tunbridge Wells

• Chapel Down Winery at Tenterden Vineyard

  

  

  The home of England's premier wine producer. Bistro & wine bar, vineyard walks and guided tours.

  Location:

  Tenterden

• Charts Edge Gardens

  

  

  Ten acres of spectacular gardens, featuring many unusual plants. Amazing rainbow border; victorian folly, mixed herbaceous borders; water features; extensive rockery, majority of plants labelled. Plant sales. Enjoy tea and homemade cakes!

  Location:

  Westerham

• Chartwell

  

  

  Family home of Sir Winston Churchill with house and gardens very much as in his day. Memorabilia, photos and many of Churchill's own paintings on display. Gardens command spectacular views over the Weald of Kent.

  Location:

  Westerham

  Awards:

  • Visit Britain Code of Practice

• Chiddingstone Castle

  

  Location:

  Edenbridge

• Cobtree Manor Golf Course

  

  On the outskirsts of Maidstone the course has a stunning 18 hole layout, USGA-specification greens and Pay & Play and societies are welcome 7 days a week. The Clubhouse has a friendly welcoming atmosphere in which to relax and enjoy a meal.

  Location:

  Maidstone

• Cobtree Manor Park

  

  

  50 acres of parkland displaying a diverse and maturing collection of trees and shrubs. An excellent base and access point to the North Downs Way. Picnic site. Horseriding - permit only.

  Location:

  Maidstone

• Cranbrook Museum

  

  A 'must' for every visitor to the Weald.

  Location:

  Cranbrook

• Cranbrook Union Mill

  

  The tallest surviving smock mill in the British Isles, measuring 72 feet to the top of the cap.

  Location:

  Cranbrook

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