Hole Park
One of the best known gardens in Kent, winner of Visit Kent's Garden of the Year award in 2016.
Rolvenden, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 4JB
The gardens are fully accessible to disabled, with most steps now removed or alternative diversions. Disabled WC.
Disability visitors can gain access to the Bluebells but may choose not to venture into the steeper parts of the garden and woodland.
A less well known but delightful private home, centerpiece of a rural estate situated in the Weald of Kent in a wonderful parkland setting.
The extensive sixteen acres of gardens open to the public feature formal lawns with specimen trees and extensive yew topiary with statuary and herbaceous borders within. An interesting feature is the standard form wisteria in the Vineyard.
Walled gardens surround the house, with meadow and woodland gardens beyond with bulbs in profusion in wild flower meadows and a Woodland Garden with Rhododendrons and Azaleas.
New for 2023: a bold new planting of the Walled Garden, celebrating the century of the garden’s creation by the present owners great grandfather
The adjacent Bluebell wood is recognised as one of the finest places to see them, an unparalleled carpet of blue during late April and early May. Homemade teas and light lunches are served in The Coach House.
The gardens are fully accessible to disabled, with most steps now removed or alternative diversions. Disabled WC.
Disability visitors can gain access to the Bluebells but may choose not to venture into the steeper parts of the garden and woodland.