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Goodnestone Park Gardens
About Goodnestone Park Gardens
Goodnestone Park Gardens is a peaceful and romantic garden with connections to Jane Austen. It has been described by various writers as 'the very heart of rural England', 'one of the loveliest gardens in Kent', 'a haven of beautiful tranquillity hidden away in south East Kent'. Visitors who come to explore the 14 acres of Goodnestone Park Gardens can bring along the family dog. Dogs are permitted in the Old Dairy Café, and Lord FitzWalter is delighted to extend the welcome to the celebrated gardens.
Facilities
- Coach parking
- Conference / Meeting facilities
- Group-friendly
- Guided tours
Nearby Businesses
The FitzWalter Arms dates back to 1589, nestled close to Goodnestone Park Gardens and the stunning St. Nicholas Church, the pub is the heart of a friendly community.
Situated just 10 minutes outside the historic city of Canterbury and surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside walks Kent has to offer.
The Griffin's Head was built as a farmhouse in 1405
The Dog at Wingham is a restaurant with rooms in the picturesque village of Wingham nestled in the Kent countryside.
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