Oldbury Hill Camping and Caravanning Club Site rests amid the lush heart of Kent, the cherished ‘Garden of England’. The county brims with crumbling medieval castles, Neolithic long barrows, Napoleonic forts, and Second World War munitions, plus oodles of green open spaces that are perfect for open-air pursuits. The site rests opposite an Iron Age fort of the same name in a peaceful spot where birdsong, leafy trees, and open green spaces belie its proximity just outside the M25 motorway. This welcoming site rests within easy reach of exciting points of interest and sprawling gardens, including Ightham Mote, a stunning medieval moated manor, Penshurst Place, the manicured National Trust site of Knole, and the must-see Hever Castle. Walking types can follow two circular paths over Oldbury Camp – the large Iron Age hill fort next door or a quiet trail cutting through the woodland on the nearby hill. Spread out a blanket and savour the tranquillity of the local countryside at parks like Lullingstone, Shoreham Woods or Kemsing Down. Urban days out are best had at Sevenoaks, which holds excellent shopping facilities, dining options and leisure centres. Nepicar Farm is a perfect base for days out with the kids, and Downderry nursery has the largest lavender nursery in England. Oldbury Hill Camping and Caravanning Club Site welcomes tents, touring vehicles and dogs