Frittenden Orchard offers a unique camping experience nestled among fruit trees on a Kent farm near Staplehurst. Here's a breakdown of what you can expect:
Accommodation: Grass pitches for tents, touring caravans, and motorhomes are available within the orchards. Off-grid camping provides a back-to-nature experience.
Wildlife and Nature: Guests can explore the 11-acre woodland wildlife haven surrounding the camping fields, offering opportunities to spot foxes, badgers, and deer.
Activities: Start your day with morning tai chi classes, suitable for beginners. Diane your host can suggest local walks and sightseeing activities.
Food: Free-range eggs from the farm's hens and freshly picked strawberries are available. Guests can also bring grills for barbecues or visit the nearby village pub for meals.
Facilities: While there's no electricity on-site, amenities include wifi, ice-pack freezing, and charging facilities for devices.
Local Area: Frittenden village, just five minutes' drive away, Sisinghurst village ha offers a convenient store for locally sourced produce. Additionally the local pub is within walking distance with locally sourced ingredients. Sisinghurst castle - walking distance or 5 mins drive
Restrictions and Regulations:
The site does not have shower facilities.
Certain dog breeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not accepted
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Tent pitches (undesignated)
40 units
Non Electric Tent Pitch
91%
(11)
Tent pitch · Sleeps 6
Kent is known for its historic stately homes – but which to visit first? Leeds Castle (25 minutes’ drive) has a host of activities, from guided tours to jousting tournaments and raptor displays, to keep families entertained all day. There are rose gardens to wander in Sissinghurst Castle Garden (10 minutes), and at moated Scotney Castle (25 minutes) you can follow trails through landscaped parkland.
There’s more active stuff to do too; kids with energy to burn can wear themselves out on zipwires or mountain-biking trails at Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest (20 minutes), or on the inflatable course at Bewl Water Aqua Park (25 minutes). Younger children can cuddle the cute creatures at Buttercups Sanctuary For Goats (20 minutes), and any rainy-day issues are taken care of by the indoor pool at The Weald Sports Centre (10 minutes).
If you’ve treated the kids to their day out, you deserve some me-time too. How about heading into Royal Tunbridge Wells (40 minutes) to browse indie shops or lunch in the cosy bistros of The Pantiles? And if you fancy a night out, book tickets for shows at the Trinity or Assembly Hall theatres.
Short walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
Showers
Motorhome sites (undesignated)
10 units
Non Electric Vehicle Pitches
100%
(9)
Vehicle pitch · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 20 m
Kent is known for its historic stately homes – but which to visit first? Leeds Castle (25 minutes’ drive) has a host of activities, from guided tours to jousting tournaments and raptor displays, to keep families entertained all day. There are rose gardens to wander in Sissinghurst Castle Garden (10 minutes), and at moated Scotney Castle (25 minutes) you can follow trails through landscaped parkland.
There’s more active stuff to do too; kids with energy to burn can wear themselves out on zipwires or mountain-biking trails at Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest (20 minutes), or on the inflatable course at Bewl Water Aqua Park (25 minutes). Younger children can cuddle the cute creatures at Buttercups Sanctuary For Goats (20 minutes), and any rainy-day issues are taken care of by the indoor pool at The Weald Sports Centre (10 minutes).
If you’ve treated the kids to their day out, you deserve some me-time too. How about heading into Royal Tunbridge Wells (40 minutes) to browse indie shops or lunch in the cosy bistros of The Pantiles? And if you fancy a night out, book tickets for shows at the Trinity or Assembly Hall theatres.
Really great campsite, feels very quiet and remote. Beautiful site with pitches amongst the plum trees (if you want!) or more open grass if you prefer that. Diane was very friendly and helpful, provided us with everything we needed. It's also worth mentioning how good the facilities are - blocks of pristine toilets and washing area. Trampolines to use for free too. Great for families. Will definitely be back.
I had a very scenic little spot near the apple orchard. Diane was very helpful with local knowledge of walks to pubs and castles.
Very low light pollution for the star gazers out there!
I really enjoyed my stay, nice and casual.
Great stay, was beautiful waking up to the church bells and all different types of birds. The host was fantastic at making sure I knew where to go and where everything was.
Lovely large site set in beautiful countryside, surrounded by orchards & woodland walks. No designated pitches, so pitch where you feel comfortable. Would definitely recommend this site & will be back, thank you Diane x
Place is good, especially apple trees, it should be very nice when it's blooming! Unfortunately no shower and if it's hot weather - you will be sad sweating. Plenty of space for everyone, not busy. Two toilets but might be a queue if more than 5-6 pitches occupied. castle garden can be reached by car in 5 minutes. Not much walking/hikes around. Must go during blooming season.
One of the best sites we have been. We went there the first and the last day. Very private, nice host and very nice to walk in the forest. Everything you need, clean toilet and a option tot do some dishes.
Host was amazing very lovely lady. Had our own section of field which was brilliant and had the cutest chickens, great location and was really nice waking up to the sounds of birds and sheep
Location
Cranbrook, Kent, England, United KingdomTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking