Oldbury Hill Camping & Caravanning Club Site

Alan Rogers Review of Oldbury Hill Camping & Caravanning Club Site

Oldbury Hill Camping & Caravanning Club Site is in an idyllic spot within Styants Wood, opposite the Iron Age fort of the same name in a Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The area is also a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The area is ideal for walkers. Two way-marked circular walks pass over Oldbury Camp, the large Iron Age hill fort. The hill is now covered with woodland managed by the National Trust. You can also walk from the site to Ightham Mote, a medieval moated manor house with a 14-acre garden and restaurant. It is a short car journey to Knole, a National Trust run English country house set in a deer park; Penshurst Palace and Gardens; the National Trust run Chartwell, the family home of Winston Churchill; the beautiful Emmetts Garden and Hever Castle and Gardens. You can also visit London by train from Borough Green and Sevenoaks stations. The site has 65 grass pitches, some with electric hook-up.

Non-members are welcome and may join on-site. Please speak to site staff for details and to check pitch availability before arrival.

Facilities at Oldbury Hill Camping & Caravanning Club Site

The site has a single toilet block with showers, washbasins & WC’s. Accessible sanitary facilities. Laundry. Dishwashing area. Information area. Telephone. Children’s play area. Ice pack freezer. Gas sales. Pets welcome. No dog walk. Wi-Fi free. Earliest time of arrival 13.00.

• Childrens Play Area
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Wifi Free
• Wifi Partial Site

Directions to Oldbury Hill Camping & Caravanning Club Site

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 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 Styant’s Bottom Road. Site on left on this road. Approach site from A25 only. If using Sat.Nav. use Styants Bottom Road not Post code.