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Petts Wood and Hawkwood

Kent

An oasis of peace and tranquillity only 13 miles south-east from the centre of London. Pedestrian access to Petts Wood and Hawkwood through the Hazlemere Road underpass.

Chislehurst, Kent, BR5 1NZ

The Edlmann Monument at Petts Wood and Hawkwood, Kent, a stone pillar with the inscription 'This woodland was saved in 1927 by Francis Joseph Frederick Edlmann and was given to the National Trust in 1957 by Robert and Francesca Hall'

Planning your visit

Petts Wood & Hawkswood Map 

Take a look at the map of Petts Wood and Hawkwood to help plan your visit

The Tong Farm Restoration Project 

Find out more about the work we are doing in 2026 to create wildlife habitats, replace hedgerows and enable natural methods of managing the downland at Tong Farm.

Image of open countryside in autumn on a sunny day with the leaves changing colour to autumn reds
A couple holding hands in winter clothes walking with part of the building and statue in the background

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