Parks & open spaces tagsRivers and Lakes tags
ParkingParking chargesAnnual parking passPublic transportGreen flag awardDog waste binsDogs allowedRefreshmentsToiletsViewpointsDisabled parkingDisabled toiletsRest pointTramper hireWheelchair friendlyOrienteering opportunityPicnic areaChildrens play areaWater bodyWaymarked trailsChildrens partiesBBQGeocachingCycling
Brockhill Map
Brockhill MapDownload
Opening hours
9am to dusk or 9pm (whichever is earlier) Closed Christmas Day.
Website
WebsiteClick here
Start postcode
CT21 4HL
Town
Saltwood
Area
Kent Downs AONB

Plan your journey

Compare the smartest ways to get to your destination.

Powered by kentconnected.org

Once part of the estate of a Norman manor, Brockhill Park has a central lake, open grassland and meadows, and all the facilities you need for a family day out, including a picnic area, a new play area for kids and refreshments at the excellent Brockhill Café.

The park is rich in wildlife, including marbled white butterflies, green woodpeckers and carpets of snowdrops. It is also a Site of Nature Conservation Interest, and has three distinctive areas to explore: the Deer Paddock is an attractive grassy area featuring trees such as the walnut and the variegated sycamore, while the Lake is a shady oasis for wildlife fringed with overhanging trees, where ducks can be found paddling around its edges. The Valley is the largest area of the park, with Alder trees running along its centre, marking the course of the Brockhill Stream as it wends its way down towards the nearby Royal Military Canal.

Brockhill Park’s location and the variety of its landscape make it a great place to walk. The more adventurous could also try the circular walk which starts at Brockhill, and leads you through and along local woods and country lanes.

Brockhill has a fully equipped indoor classroom, an outdoor classroom, and a unique mixture of woodland, wetland and grassland habitats. There is something for all age groups and abilities at this site, with programmes including Geocaching, eco-challenges, stream dipping, wildlife Olympics, the Forest School and much more! For more information contact the East Kent Education Ranger.

Easy access information

This park and open space has at least one accessible route but otherwise is considered to be less suitable for visitors with pushchairs and/or wheelchairs.

Brockhill Country Park have an Accessibility Guide available for visitors to plan their visit, click here to view the guide.

Map is loading...

Share by email

Complete the fields below
Required

You can also share this with others too

These details will not be saved anywhere or used for any purpose other than sending this one-off email