Yalding Wild Camping (7 at Free Range Glamping)

UK England South East England Kent Sevenoaks Free Range Glamping

Sleeps 16 (max 16 adults, 10 children)
Barbecue

Rental of the whole wilder camping site in Yalding for upto 4 people.

The Owner Says

Wild camping and fishing by the River Beult in Yalding, Kent.You rent the whole space, just under an acre with plenty of space for upto 4 or 5 tents.A mixture of more open areas and mature oak, ash and hazel trees.Facilities are basic, but it's a joy to be in nature. There's a composting toilet, with a proper seat, but bring your own loo paper.A firepit is included, but you need to bring your own wood and water.In season you can fish in the river - good for Chub and Barbel.Bookings are a minimum of two nights at weekends from the Easter Holidays to the end of October Half term. One night bookings for club members mi week are fine.

There's no water on the site (except the river) so please bring any that you need with you.Please leave no trace of your visit and take all rubbish with you.There is no access to the shed on site, which is where I keep my stuff!

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Suitable For

Glampers, families, couples, kids – yes. Tents, caravans, campervans, dogs (except Ash yurt) – no.

Nearby

Famed as the 'Garden of England', Kent is bursting with bucolic attractions with many in the immediate vicinity of Edenbridge including Emmets Garden (01732 868381), Penshurst Place and Gardens (01892 870307) and Riverhill Himalayan Gardens (01732 459777). For history buffs, Winston Churchill's old countryside retreat Chartwell (01732 868381) makes for a fascinating away-day. The stunning grounds and National Trust-run house are filled with various historic artefacts including the former prime minister's very own paintings. Chiddingstone village itself (also owned by the National Trust) is described as the most perfect surviving example of a one-street Tudor village anywhere in the county. Elsewhere, art-filled Chiddingstone Castle (01892 870347), motte and bailey Tonbridge Castle (01732 770929) and childhood home of Anne Boleyn Hever Castle and Gardens (01732 865224) all offer tours and regular events. Back at the site, Bore Place (01732 463255) itself offers a wealth of walks woodcraft workshops and courses in sustainability, organic agriculture, horticulture, health and wellbeing courses.

Food & Drink

For a decent coffee and outstanding views of Bough Beech Reservoir – Ide Hill Community Shop (01732 750157),about a mile north of the yurt, is the place to go. Groombridge Farm Shop (01892 861753) boasts the finest Kentish produce – be sure to stock up on their famous asparagus. Cafe-wise, the beautiful Kingdom centre set in the Penshurst woods offers delicious healthy whole food dishes and great coffee in a lovely setting. It's open every day 10am – 5pm. There's plenty of nice pubs just a short drive or a good walk away. My favourite is The Greyhound (01892 870275), a small pub in the tiny hamlet of Charcott. The family who run it have their own farm, and much of the meat served is both home grown and home made - and you can really tell. The King Henry VIII (01732 862457) – a charming half-timbered Tudor pile – is nearby (about 10 mins). They serve a fine selection of ales and a surprisingly varied menu of curries and pasta alongside pub grub classics. The Little Brown Jug (01892 870318) in Chiddingstone Causeway is a popular gastropub, a pleasant hour or so's walk away. The Castle in at Chiddingstone (01892 870371) is another handsome watering hole that's equally walkable and does good food. For a refined dining experience, The Wheatsheaf (01732 700100) in Bough Beech offers beautifully presented dishes, with much of the produce coming direct from this modern gastro's very own kitchen garden. You'll find Waitrose in Edenbridge, Sevenoaks and Tonbridge and Chiddingstone Causeway has a well-stocked village shop.

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