We wanted to give you a taste of what's on offer here in Ashford and Tenterden, so we made a video!
Take a look and start planning, you can be assured that a warm welcome awaits.
If you're a big cat lover and a passionate photographer then this is the place to be. The Big Cat Sanctuary in Smarden offers photography days along with some great experiences including a hand feed with one of their beautiful cats. You can even stay the night in a lodge and wake up to the roar of lions!
There’s nothing quite like a ride on The Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway - one of Kent's top tourist attractions! A journey on this heritage railway is a unique experience combining years of steam railway heritage with some of Kent's most picturesque countryside.
This one's for caravan, touring and camping lovers - oh, and there's fantastic glamping too. If you're starting to make plans for post-Coronavirus trips then award-winning Broadhembury Caravan & Camping park should be on your list of places to stay. Take a look at their video.
If you're missing the countryside then there's no place better to rediscover the tranquility that is on offer than Green Farm Spa here in the glorious Garden of England.
The Green Farm estate is home to an exclusive boutique spa, a luxury holiday barn and a 15th century farmhouse with individually designed bedrooms, perfect for that relaxing break.
This beautifully refurbished Oast House and Barn provides luxury self-catering accommodation for large families. The perfect place to reconnect with friends and family that you may not have seen for a long time.
With a hot tub and games room it provides the perfect rural escape for adults and children.
Renowned for its spectacular display of bluebells and 16 acres of garden; welcome to Hole Park! For four generations, the Barham family have created this wonderful oasis in a magical parkland setting. Take a look at the fantastic video.
Image Stuart Kirk
Hush Heath Estate are very proud to have introduced beautiful wildflower meadows next to Nannette's Vineyard. Take a look and see how producer Leslie Balfour-Lynn gives an insight into how wildflower meadows are
thriving and why they are so important to the
Estate.
