Some of our places we care for in the South East of England will be opening with guided tours, so you’ll need to pre-book before your visit. These tours will be led by expert volunteers and will show the places in a new light. You may also need to book in advance at some other larger places, where visitor numbers need to be carefully managed for practical reasons.
Throughout autumn our gardens in Kent are filled with rich, vibrant colours, fiery tree tops and plentiful harvests at places like Ightham Mote and Emmetts Garden.
There's loads for families to do at our places throughout autumn. From harvest fun to welly walks through crunchy fallen leaves. Fiery colours on the treetops to inspire budding photographers, and natural play areas to explore. Come half term, there will be brand new trails to try too.
As morning mists start to roll in and leaves begin to take on a distinctly golden hue, now is a great time for a walk. The countryside surrounding our places in Kent has a host of walks to entice you outdoors this season.
There’s nothing better than finding a secluded spot for a lazy afternoon picnic. Whether it’s next to water, surrounded by trees or with a stunning view we have plenty of places for you to choose from in Kent.
Even bold adventurers don't need to go too far from home to tick off challenges from the '50 things' activity list. Here are our top ten ideas for activities that you can do in your own back garden, nearest park or outdoor green space.
Did you know that we produce podcasts? You can download episodes for free on a variety of subjects, from the stories behind our gardens, collections and outdoor places, to the houses that helped shape and influence the work of great writers.
