Oldbury Hill Campsite

A peaceful site by one of the largest and finest Iron Age hillforts in the country, close to London and many National Trust places with free entry for campsite guests.

Type of accommodation

Tents, Campervans, Caravans, Motorhomes, Trailer tents

Number of places / pitches

40

Seasons

8 Mar 2024 - 25 Oct 2024

Minimum stay

1 night

Dogs welcome per pitch

2

Oldbury Hill Campsite offers a relaxing and easy getaway in a Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where you can explore the neighbouring woods and hill fort, or walk a little further to Ightham Mote’s 14^th-century moated manor house, gardens and estate. You’ll have free entry here during your stay as well as at all other National Trust properties, including Knole and Chartwell which are a short drive away.

The campsite is next to Oldbury Hill, a hill fort with 2 miles of substantial earth ramparts built between 150 and 50 BC. From the site, a network of paths lead through Styants Wood and off into the surrounding countryside.

Some of the drive-on, grass pitches have electric hook-up available. A simple facilities block, with toilets, showers and washing up facilities, is tucked amongst the trees at the edge of the site.

Borough Green and Sevenoaks train stations are around ten minutes away, offering transport to London.

• BBQs allowed, available
• Chemical disposal, available
• Electric hook-up, available
• Showers, available
• Toilets, available
• Washing-up area, available

Oldbury Hill Campsite map (1.48 MB) 

Pitches: Pitches are allocated on arrival. There's a mix of electric and non-electric. Parking is on your pitch.

Minimum stay: 1 night on weekdays, 2 nights at weekends and 3 nights over Bank Holidays. 

Checking in and out: Check in is from 1pm and departure by 11am.

BBQs: BBQs are allowed as long as they are contained and raised off the ground. Fires are not allowed.

Facilities: The facility block, including toilet, showers and washing up area and chemical disposal, is up a flight of stairs. There is no drive-over grey water disposal. 

Group bookings: Please complete the group bookings enquiry form you'll find towards the bottom of this page.

Location/directions: From the M25 eastbound at junction 5 take A21 towards Seven Oaks and Tunbridge Wells. At Chipstead junction turn left onto A25. After the village of Seal, look out for left turn onto Styant’s Bottom Road. Site is on left on this road. From the North on M25/M20 leave M25 at junction 3 onto M20 (do not continue to M25 Junction 5 as there is no westbound exit). Leave M20 at junction 2 onto A227. Turn right onto A25. After a short dual carriageway section turn right onto Styant’s Bottom Road. Site on left on this road. From Maidstone on M20/M26 leave M26 at junction 2a. Take first exit A20 to Wrotham Heath and turn right onto A25. Continue to Borough Green. After a short dual carriageway section turn right onto Styant’s Bottom Road. Site on left on this road. Approach site from A25 only. If using sat nav, use Styants Bottom Road, not the postcode.

Arriving by public transport: Borough Green and Sevenoaks train stations are around ten minutes away, offering transport to London.