Activities at Chartwell

Spring walks at Chartwell
As the temperature starts to warm up the outdoors begins to transform again. Spring walks are filled with the scent of early flowers and the sound of bird song filling the skies. Take a stroll around the Chartwell estate and see if nature finds you.

Summer walks at Chartwell
Stretch your legs in the sunshine on a walk around the estate at Chartwell. Download one of our trails on your phone or pick up a walks leaflet in our visitor welcome centre.

Weardale circular walk from Chartwell
This beautiful circular walk links Chartwell and Emmetts Garden; passing through the woodland areas of Toys Hill and Hosey Common, as well as the pretty hamlet of French Street.
- Easy
- 3 hours
- 5.0 miles (8.0km)

Westerham to Chartwell trail
Visiting the town of Westerham? Follow our step-by-step guide from The Green in Westerham and find yourself at Chartwell, the home of one of Britain's most famous prime ministers.
- Moderate
- 1 hour
- 2.0 miles (3.2km)

Mariners Hill loop walk from Chartwell
Explore Mariners Hill on this loop trail; an extension of our Westerham to Chartwell trail. Starting from the Chartwell entrance, the trail takes you up the hill where you'll find some fantastic views over the Chartwell estate and weald of Kent.
- Moderate
- 45 mins
- 1.4 miles (2.25km)

Things to see and do at Mariners Hill near Chartwell
Discover stunning views and explore the countryside near Chartwell which was the birth and resting place of Octavia Hill, social reformer and one of our founders.

Walk in a winter wonderland at Chartwell
Wrap up warm and get exploring on a winter walk around the estate at Chartwell. You could even make a whole day of it by walking to our neighbouring National Trust properties, Emmetts Garden and Toys Hill.

Autumnal walks at Chartwell
Make the most of the changing seasons with a stroll into the wider estate at Chartwell. From here you can even walk to our nearby properties of Emmetts Garden and Toys Hill. Look out for the wealth of fungi making the most of the damp woods, including the fly agaric with it's iconic crimson cap and white spots.

Walking the estate at Chartwell
With over 80 acres of woodland and farmland belonging to the Chartwell estate, there are plenty of places to explore, walk or take your dog.