Chiddingstone Castle

Home of the renowned collections of Denys Eyre Bower. Set in 35 acres of woodland, lake and formal gardens, this beautiful house, dating back to the mid-1500's is home to a near-unique collection of Egyptian, Japanese, Buddhist and Jacobean art and antiquities. Cafe/tea room.
Group tours by prior arrangement (minimum 20).

Opening Times

2010 opening 2 Apr 2010 - 26 Sep 2010

Tickets Information

Season tickets include free admission to/participation in all activity days. Grounds only £1 for pedestrians, children free. Car parking charge £2.50 per car, included in admission cost to house.

Road Directions

Chiddingstone Castle is 35 miles from London, 10 from Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, and Tunbridge Wells.
Accessible from the M25 (exit 5) and A21.

The Castler is situated in the ancient National Trust village of Chiddingstone, in a maze of lanes that are a delight to explore.

Easiest route: B2027 Tonbridge - Edenbridge road, turn at Bough Beech into Mill Lane, keep straight on for one mile, straight across at the crossroads to reach the Castle.

Public Transport Directions

Taxis are available from Tonbridge Station.

 Facilities

• Dogs Accepted
• Educational Visits Accepted
• Family Fun
• Guide Dogs Permitted
• On-Site café/restaurant
• Picnic Site
• Toilets for Disabled Visitors
• Village Location

Provider Preferences

• In countryside

Accessibility

• Disabled facilities (please call for details)

Parking & Transport

• On site parking

Establishment Features

• Conference facilities